| FLOATS | Paradoxically sinks money in a new company |
| INVEST | Sink money in fashionable underwear (6) |
| CAPITALSENTENCE | "I'm going to invest money in a new business," e.g. |
| ALLOWANCE | Spending money in a new local, getting drunk |
| LAUNCHARTY | Celebratory event for a new company or product |
| KICKSTART | Get going, as an old motorcycle or a new company |
| REINVEST | Again sink money in undergarment used by soldiers (8) |
| AGENCY | After sometime starts new company, yes as a separate unit (6) |
| GOVERN | Control to be found in taking over new company (6) |
| FIASCO | As if new company produces terrible failure (6) |
| FRESCO | Almost new company providing plaster decoration (6) |
| DOTCOM | Disaster overwhelms extremely technocratic new company |
| FELLOW | Word, from "one who lays down money in a joint undertaking", for an associate, comrade, confrere, partner or peer; one of a pair, aka a mate or companion; or, any man or boy (6) |
| ACCENT | Bill has a little money in a manner of speaking (6) |
| RAKEIT | ___ in (make money in a big way) |
| LEGACY | Gift of property or money in a will (6) |
| PACKET | A lot of money in a carton |
| RANSOM | Money in a paper bag, maybe |
| PASSGO | How to make money in a Omonopoly" situation? (4,2) |
| ATRISK | Like money in a poker game |
