day-to-day funds
nounUK /ˌdeɪ tə ˈdeɪ fʌndz/
US /ˌdeɪ tə ˈdeɪ fʌndz/
Money you use for everyday things like food and bus rides.
She keeps her day-to-day funds in a small wallet.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Money set aside to pay regular bills and small costs.
The family's day-to-day funds cover rent and groceries.
3. The cash a small business uses for routine costs.
The shop uses day-to-day funds to buy supplies.
4. Money kept handy for quick, small purchases.
He dipped into his day-to-day funds to buy a snack.