max out

verb

1. informal.
   to reach or cause to reach the full extent or allowance

   the goal was to max out the customer's credit card

Example Sentences

It means clubs can no longer just spend the full salary cap on players and max out on marquee gambles in a bid to gain success.

From BBC

And change isn’t always for the better, with every day another click on James’ odometer that will, in one of the NBA’s great mysteries, eventually max out.

From Los Angeles Times

They pledge to keep working, mostly for free, while they max out their credit cards and take part-time work to pay the bills.

From Los Angeles Times

There will be immense pressure in the power conference to max out on revenue sharing.

From Seattle Times

Currently, other Boeing employees max out after five years of employment.

From Seattle Times