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In BioWare games, money isn't worth much, because it's very easy to find items on expeditions that are much better than what's in the store, and there's nowhere to spend the money; it just accumulates in the hundreds of thousands, but you'd have to search far and wide to find a miser like Arandor.
Well, in the second Mass Effect, it's a little different; money is actually needed to buy all the technologies, and there's just enough for that. But after that, money is no longer needed for anything.