Is it right to write
There is no money needed, but only time.
when I am trying to express that money isn't required for a particular thing, only time is required?
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Sign up to join this communityThe conjunction isn't necessary and introduces awkwardness. You could simply say:
There is no money needed (or required), only time.
or
No money is needed/required, only time.