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Monies vs. Moneys

Monies

Monies is the plural form of 'money', used to refer to multiple amounts of money from different sources.

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Moneys

A plural form of currency or medium of exchange, typically in the form of coins and banknotes.

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Monies is used more frequently in British English.
Moneys is seen as more formal or legalistic in style.
Both words are plural forms of money, used to refer to sums of money.
Monies is commonly used in the context of financial reports.
Both terms are correct and have the same pronunciation, but they might appear differently depending on regional preferences.

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