break the bank
Speech parts
1. break the bank - Verb
2. break the bank - Phrase
Meaning
(intransitive) At a casino etc., to win all the money that is available to be paid.
(intransitive, idiomatic) To exhaust one's financial resources.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgSynonyms
Examples
Another entry that won't break the bank by any stretch, the Braun Series 3 ProSkin marks a slight upgrade on the Remington R4, with a slightly more sturdy build-quality.
A perfect ‘just because’ gift that won’t break the bank comes with hyper-realistic faux flowers, florist tape and wire, complete with a handy booklet to help you fashion your new crown.
I would not break the bank on any free agent receivers like Amari Cooper or Robby Anderson.
Major drawcards for out-of-town purchasers had included Ballarat’s quality private schools that didn’t break the bank and affordable period houses, Mr Douglass said.
As I mention above, if you’re a semi-frequent traveler who goes through an airport with a Priority Pass lounge a handful of times a year, this is a great perk that won’t break the bank like similar benefits on premium travel rewards credit cards.
Another great thing about the range is that it’s fashionable but it won’t break the bank.