Synonyms for financial support
fi·nan·cial sup·port

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1. support, financial support, funding, backing, financial backingnoun

   financial resources provided to make some project possible

   "the foundation provided support for the experiment"

   Synonyms:
   support, backup, supporting, reinforcement, patronage, backing, funding, keep, accompaniment, reenforcement, bread and butter, musical accompaniment, sustenance, financing, championship, mount, living, financial backing, documentation, livelihood

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1. Daniel Schneider:

   August was the tail end for financial support provided by the CARES Act, by the time we came back to talk to individuals in September and October, that money was gone and their fragility had risen significantly.

2. Chuck Collins:

   Direct benefits could include cash payments and subsidized home mortgages similar to those that built substantial white middle-class wealth after World War II, but targeted to those excluded or preyed upon by predatory lending, it could include free tuition and financial support at universities and colleges for first generation college students.

3. Jim Watson:

   The attention span of everyone tends to wane, and unless we sort of move quickly to do our best to get people involved and engaged and seek their financial support, it will be a missed opportunity.

4. Marianne Martin:

   We didn't have the financial support that we have now, so you bring dedicated, enthusiastic sponsors in... that are going to stand behind it and financially and technically support the event, keep it going, keep the media involved and let people know about it [ then ] everybody wins.

5. Cedric Berry:

   The recent defaults have highlighted long-standing concerns about high public and private sector leverage against a backdrop of low growth and a very weak real estate market characterized by chronic over-capacity, in itself, a policy of more limited support is positive for the government’s finances and creditworthiness. However, there is limited transparency on the GREs’ balance sheets and the challenging economic environment has increased the risk that some entities could still require financial support, putting pressure on government finances.