General
About TOEIC Finance vocabulary exercises
Finance and commerce topics account for a significant portion of TOEIC Part 5 (incomplete sentences) and Part 6 (text completion) vocabulary questions. Candidates targeting 700+ need a solid command of financial terminology in banking, investment, accounting, and corporate reporting contexts.
These exercises cover the high-frequency TOEIC finance vocabulary: banking terms (overdraft, credit facility, interest rate, collateral), investment vocabulary (portfolio, dividend, yield, equity), and corporate finance collocations (balance sheet, profit margin, revenue, fiscal year). Each item appears in realistic business-English sentence contexts that mirror the register and format of actual TOEIC questions.
Questions follow the sentence patterns of TOEIC Part 5 (single-sentence incomplete) and Part 6 (passage-based completion), so practising here directly mirrors what you encounter on test day. Sets are calibrated for learners targeting TOEIC scores of 650–850.
Learn financial words in pairs of a verb and a noun, such as reduce costs, increase revenue and submit a budget. Notice which nouns are countable: a loan and a payment, but not information. Compare approve a budget with exceed a budget: the noun stays the same and the verb carries the meaning.
The B1 gap fill gives the first letter and the number of letters of each missing word. Use the context to choose between words that look alike. A deposit puts money into an account, and a withdrawal takes it out. A dividend is a payment to shareholders, while profit is the money a company keeps after it pays all its costs.
- Banking vocabulary (account, overdraft, loan, collateral, interest)
- Investment terms (portfolio, dividend, yield, equity, returns)
- Accounting language (balance sheet, profit margin, revenue, expenditure)
- Corporate finance (fiscal year, quarterly report, cash flow)
- Financial verbs (allocate, forecast, invest, withdraw, audit)
- TOEIC Part 5/6 sentence patterns for financial contexts