The phrase "money benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence to refer generally to a financial gain. For example, “We hope the money benefit helps many families affected by the pandemic.”.
Meanwhile digital payments systems – mobile money – benefit not only customers but entire economies.
Uncharacteristically, Kate threw herself into the details of raising money, benefit concerts at Carnegie Hall and the Royal Albert Hall.
The benefit cap – which determines the maximum amount of money benefit claimants can claim in a year – will be reduced from £26,000 to £23,000.
"Some [doctors'] have an interest in those companies, and others are getting a money benefit through doing this in the private sector," he said.
Would that money benefit society more if invested in our children (18percentt are chronically hungry and have no assured health care; schools have leaky roofs and a chronic shortage of textbooks and qualified teachers)?
Francis Maude last year boasted that he wanted Britain to be a tax haven: "That is exactly what we're trying to do". Non-dom foreign oligarchs awash with funny money benefit from our lax rules.
Unfettered special-interest money benefits nobody but the special interests.
Indeed, anyone borrowing money benefitted from paying lower interest rates.
Prosecutors charged that the money benefited his relatives, friends and, most importantly, the councilman.
After China, Malaysia was the biggest recipient of foreign money, benefiting to the tune of $5.8 billion.
The official answer is to stop "taxpayer money benefiting electricity generation abroad".
