I have money saved OR I have saved money

[Miles91]

Hello!

Recently I saw an episode of 'Friends', and I heard the sentence:
I have (some) money saved.

I don't understand why money is between have and saved. I always thought that with the perfect tense, have and saved should be together? Like this:
I have saved (some) money.

Can someone explain this to me please?

Thank you!

[Mister Micawber]

It is a different structure. It is a short form of this: 'I have some money [that I have] saved.'
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[Miles91]

So that means that I have saved some money is wrong?
That sounds more naturally to me.

[Mister Micawber]

So that means that I have saved some money is wrong?-- No, of course not. There are often multiple ways of saying the same thing.
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