Synonyms for financial gain
fi·nan·cial gain

Princeton's WordNet

1. financial gainnoun

   the amount of monetary gain

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1. • Gain

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1. Torrei Hart:

   But I’m also not going to allow a person to have financial gain off of my mistakes and in this particular situation that was what was attempted. I said I’d rather fess up to my mistakes.

2. Mynda Smith:

   For us, it really is emotional trauma to continually go through things like this, to have situations pop up that are a reminder of the ugliness of it all we never wanted financial gain -- it wasn't of importance to us.

3. Scott Gegenheimer:

   It's not about financial gain, (these) give us easier access to see what the new business models look like, they're more agile than a lot of the telecom operators. We don't have the time and skill sets to do this in house.

4. Kevin King:

   Patient fraudsters will try and mimic the patterns of young people or new immigrants – accepting poor credit offers at first and paying them off, to build up their credit score – with the ultimate goal of accessing big credit lines and charging off for large financial gain.

5. Karen McDougal:

   I am pleased to have reached a settlement with AMI( American Media Inc.) on my own terms, which restores to me the rights to my life story and frees me from this contract that I was misled into signing nearly two years ago, my goal from the beginning was to restore my rights and not to achieve any financial gain, and this settlement does exactly that.