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cash in something
phrasal verb with cashverb[ T ]us/kæʃ/
to exchange something that represents value for the money it is worth:
The fund will have to begin cashing in its Treasury bonds.
cash in | Business English
cash in
phrasal verb with cashverb, Tuk /kæʃ/us
[ I or T ] FINANCE
to exchange something such as an investment for cash:
cash in shares/bondsThese bonds can be cashed in at any time.
If you own a with-profits policy, you're likely to have to pay an adjustment if you ever want to cash it in.
You should regularly review your securities; it may be time to cash in and look for another opportunity.
[ I ]informal , often disapproving
to make money from a situation, especially in a way that is not fair or honest:
They have cashed in at the expense of ordinary sports fans.
cash in on sthThe parade has become very commercialized as businesses have cashed in on the 'pink pound'.
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