Grammar fix

financial support

money to help

Money given to help someone pay for things they need, such as education, living costs, or emergencies.

collocationB1common

Hear it in context

Notice where the phrase sounds natural.

Many students rely on financial support from their parents while they are at university.money
In my opinion, the government should provide more financial support to families with low incomes, especially during difficult times.IELTS speaking

Pattern: financial support (for/to/from sb/sth)

WrongI need a financial support.

RightI need financial support.

Uncountable — no 'a'.

Patternfinancial support (for/to/from sb/sth)

Choose the version that sounds natural in speech.

Stiff They provided pecuniary assistance to the family.

Natural They gave the family financial support.

'Pecuniary assistance' is archaic; 'financial support' is the standard term.

Words that usually travel with it.

Contrast with 'emotional support', which means comfort or encouragement, not money.