| CASHSTRAPPED | Not having as much money as one needs (4-8) |
| HARMFUL | Henry having as much as can be carried -dangerous (7) |
| ILLER | Not having as favorable a prognosis |
| SEMIPROFESSIONAL | Impression of sale going wrong, not making as much money as some? |
| KLIMTS | Models and artist finally get as much money as possible from returned paintings (6) |
| PAL | Collie that made more than twice as much money as his co-star Elizabeth Taylor in "Lassie Come Home" |
| LIVINGWAGE | Leaving wig around as much as one needs (6,4) |
| UNIRONED | A foreign club contacts journalist, as one needs the press (8) |
| JOINEDUP | Such writing as one needs, having gone in for uniformity? (6,2) |
| LESSEE | Resident under contract with not as much money to pay, roofless (6) |
| SCRATCHINGALIVING | Not making much money as an engraver? (10,1,6) |
| OPENFIRE | Having, as one's target, traditional domestic heating? (4,4) |
| DOUBLECHECK | Ask for twice as much money? Order to make extra sure (6-5) |
| EXPENSE | What something costs in old money, as one might say? |
| MEDDLESOME | Award amount of money, as one might say, for interfering? |
| BACKSCRATCHER | Investor receiving money, as one exchanging favours for mutual advantage (13) |
| READY | Such money as one is prepared to spend? (5) |
| MINTING | Making money, as one can among the Chinese (7) |
| DENIES | Repudiates, as one needs |
| INCL | Having as a part (abbr) (4) |
