'money concerns' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to worries or issues related to money. For example, "He had many money concerns due to his unstable income."
In any case, my money concerns don't involve policy concerns like the money supply.
There were other issues for him to process, like Ms. Hampton's relative youth and money concerns.
Money concerns peak among the unemployed, 68% of whom cite it as their biggest anxiety.
Despite the promise of mobile money, concerns are being raised about the safety of mobile banking systems.
Page A10 national MONEY CONCERNS ACROSS THE GLOBE, But Not in a Small Nevada Town Good times.
But the omissions and closures are what remain after the experience is gone; and the strangest of them, in this movie that's so frank about money, concerns inheritance.
Your Aug. 14 editorial "A Campaign on the Money," concerning campaign spending, did not include several important points.
But in a business where time is money, concern is high that security considerations could put even more pressure on the bottom line.
As the United States tries yet again to entice Turkey into a prenuptial agreement on invading Iraq, it faces the traditional money concern -- is it enough?
FORECASTING is a dangerous business, especially where money is concerned.
Theologians just do not seem to get it where money is concerned, she said.
