pay in

Related to pay in: Pay in kind

pay in

To contribute (some amount of) money to an account, pool, or some other accumulation of funds. A noun or pronoun can be used between "pay" and "in." For the pension fund, all employees pay about 21% of their salaries in. I've started paying in a bit of money each month to a savings account that I only use at Christmas.
See also: pay
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • angle
  • angling
  • not do (someone or oneself) any favors
  • involve with
  • involve with (someone or something)
  • involved with
  • arrange for
  • arrange for some time
  • arrange some music for
  • ask back
References in periodicals archive
How to hit the minimum pay-in Most accounts require you to pay in a set amount each month in an attempt to get you to pay your salary in.
Be a 'bank tart' and make PS1K
AcA How to hit the minimum pay-in: Most accounts require you to pay in a set amount each month, in an attempt to get you to pay your salary in.
Martin Lewis: How to be a 'bank tart' and bag yourself [pounds sterling]1,000 cash; Being loyal doesn't always pay, and the same goes for your bank account. These are the ones you can get paid to join - and play your cards right and you'll get hundreds more on top
They didn't need to speak English well to work on the line processing chicken, and the pay, which was higher than minimum wage and included health insurance, was better than the pay in pencil manufacturing, the other dominant local industry.
Breast men: Mexican immigrants want to fillet our chickens. The INS is determined to stop them
Statistics indicate that usage of the banking app on Friday 30 May was it's the busiest day ever, recording 3.65 million log ins, up 4% on the previous peak day of 28 February 2014, and 700,000 pay ins, up 5% on 28 February.
NatWest and RBS customers save 96m hours a year with digital banking