Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

more bang for the buck

idiom

/mɔːr bæŋ fɔːr ði bʌk/

Definition

A phrase meaning getting more value or return for the money spent.

Examples

When buying a car, it’s smart to look for options that offer more bang for your buck.
We chose that vacation package because it provided more bang for the buck than the others we considered.

Meaning

This expression originates from military terminology, referring to gaining more impact or effect for the amount expended. In a financial context, it suggests maximizing the effectiveness of a purchase or investment.