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Make a fast/quick buck

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Negative Connotation

This phrase often suggests unethical or dishonest behavior to make money quickly.

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Some companies in the crisis aimed to make a fast buck.
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Not For Professionals

Professionals are unlikely to use this phrase as it could hurt their reputation.

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As a lawyer, I avoid any client who's just looking to make a quick buck.
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Colloquial Use

Used informally, not in official or business contexts due to its negative undertones.

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He's known for making a quick buck during his travels.
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