Please help me with the usage and meaaning

[anupumh]

Hi,

Please help me with the usage and meaning of these expressions

I am in the money.

I make ends meet.

Thanks

[PROESL]

Hi,

Please help me with the usage and meaning of these expressions

I am in the money.

I make ends meet.

Thanks

I am in the money. - My financial situation is good. I'm doing very well.

I make ends meet. - I am able to pay the bills and survive.

[Huda-M]

IN THE MONEY
1. Also, in the chips. Rich, affluent. For example, When he's in the money, he's extremely generous to his friends, or After that box-office bonanza, she's in the chips. The chips in the variant presumably allude to poker chips.
2. Placing first, second or third in a contest on which a bet has been placed, especially a horse race. For example, My luck held today, and I ended up in the money.

MAKE ENDS MEET

Manage so that one's financial means are enough for one's needs, as in 'On that salary he had trouble making ends meet'.
--I've also heard make both ends meet; maybe they mean the same.

[PROESL]

Wonder how you manage to make ends meet

Timeless - in my opinion.