money Crossword Puzzles
Jakub Hanzelka - Economy Crossword 2022-04-06
Across
- This is when the general level of prices decrease
- When you compare the value of tomato and carrot you use this function of money
- A time when GDP reaches its top and starts going down as on tobogan
- When someone decides to walk or go by bike instead of using a car, it helps reduce the amount of pollution in the city. This is an example of what?
- Gold coins are this type of money
- Person who own money
- You don't need an authority approval to take your money from this account
- Inflation that is faster than Bugatti Veyron and can reach from 0 to 500 in 2 seconds
- When the price for oil or natural gas goes up, which inflation causes it?
Down
- If someone goes to his job that he has 5 minutes from his house by a car instead of just walking, it unnecessarily contributes to air pollution in the city. This is an example of what?
- A time when GDP stops going down and starts to expand
- What type of inflation is that, when there is a high demand?
- the standard unit of value of a currency
- This is when the general level of prices increase
- When you pay for your ice cream you use this function of money
- When the inflation is acting like a worker repairing the D1 highway
- A type of economy in which money is missing
- It refers to the inefficient distribution of goods and services in the free market.
- Which type of inflation results from past events and persists in the presence
- Person who owes money to someone
20 Clues: Person who own money • Person who owes money to someone • Gold coins are this type of money • the standard unit of value of a currency • A type of economy in which money is missing • This is when the general level of prices decrease • This is when the general level of prices increase • A time when GDP stops going down and starts to expand • ...
Personal Finance Review 2022-12-13
Across
- Any education that takes place after high school.
- A promise by a vendor or manufacturer to repair or replace a faulty product.
- Money that is borrowed and creates a debt.
- The percentage of the principal charged as interest by the lender.
- Something owned by the borrower that is forfeited to the lender if they fail to repay the loan.
- A summary of your skills and experience, usually used when searching for employment.
- A written plan for spending and saving money.
- The additional cost a lender charges for borrowing their money.
- Anything of value that an individual owns.
Down
- The act of fraudulently gaining someone else's personal information, usually for financial gain.
- A number used to determine how likely a borrower is to pay back a debt.
- An agreement in which one party borrows money from another and is expected to pay it back, along with a convenience fee.
- The difference between the price originally paid for an appreciating asset and its current value.
- The responsibility to pay for something.
- The process of communicating the value of a good or service to customers.
- The Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
- Financial aid that is awarded based on achievement.
- A person who uses a product or service.
- Financial aid that is usually based on financial need.
- The original amount of money that is borrowed with a loan and must be paid back in full.
- Money that is owed to another person or company.
- Any money that an individual receives, whether as a gift or as payment.
- A savings account used to cover unexpected emergency costs.
23 Clues: A person who uses a product or service. • The responsibility to pay for something. • Money that is borrowed and creates a debt. • Anything of value that an individual owns. • The Free Application for Federal Student Aid. • A written plan for spending and saving money. • Money that is owed to another person or company. • Any education that takes place after high school. • ...
Finance crossword project 2022-12-02
Across
- the capital raised by a business or corporation through the issue and subscription of shares
- the net cash amount that is going out of your business because you are paying someone else or another entity
- a deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the account holds
- the action or process of investing money for profit or material result
- a system of money in general use in a particular country
- the amount of money held in an account
- the total wealth of an individual, company, or household, taking account of all financial assets and liabilities
- increase in value or amount
Down
- interest you earn on interest
- a fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis but often expressed as an annual sum, made by an employer to an employee
- a regular gathering of people for the purchase and sale of provisions, livestock, and other commodities
- the activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale
- the state of being completely lacking in a particular quality or value
- the possibility of financial loss
- a compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions
- income, especially when of a company or organization and of a substantial nature
- property owned by a person or company, regarded as having value and available to meet debts, commitments, or legacies
- a medium of exchange in the form of a physical object that is built of trust
- a thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest
- an amount of money lost by a business or organization
20 Clues: increase in value or amount • interest you earn on interest • the possibility of financial loss • the amount of money held in an account • an amount of money lost by a business or organization • a system of money in general use in a particular country • the activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale • ...
Investing -Jayden Villareal 2026-03-23
Across
- ownership in a company
- a short group of letters that identifies a company in the stock market
- a loan used to by a house that you pay off usually in either 15 or 30 years
- money companies give you for having there stock usually paid yearly quarterly or monthly
- the increase in value of an asset, usually recognized when it is sold for a higher amount
- term used to describe assets you own
- a place where people buy and sell pieces of companies to make money
- some of a companies earnings to a class of there shareholders determined by the companies bord of directors
- betting money on odds of things happening
- a retirement plan that's made optionally by the employer
Down
- money out of an account
- the process of putting your money to work over the long term, by buying and holding assets that will grow from compound interest
- someone who owns shares in a company
- a type of investor that has a more long-term mindset that will hold assets longer and stocks longer
- having non public information when trading
- a type of investor that's focused on short-term moves, that's more risk-involved
- when you can take out your social security
- when a company offers there private corporation shares to the public in new stock issuance
- term used to calculate how much interest you will pay on a loan
- you buy to invest
- putting money into an account
- the process of putting cold, hard cash aside so it can be used in the short term and on minimal notice
- money backed by government
- vertical currency backed by nothing but the community
- group of stocks
25 Clues: group of stocks • you buy to invest • ownership in a company • money out of an account • money backed by government • putting money into an account • someone who owns shares in a company • term used to describe assets you own • betting money on odds of things happening • having non public information when trading • when you can take out your social security • ...
BANKING PT.2 2026-07-07
Across
- ONLINE STATEMENTS
- MAKER OF DEBITCARD
- PLACE THIS TO PROTECT THE BANK
- MANAGER THE BOSS
- ACTIVITY OF THE ACCOUNT
- CHILD SAVINGS
- MONEY DISPENSER
- WHAT WE DO OUR WORK ON
- EXCHANGE OF MONEY
- AMOUNT OF WORK DONE PER BANKER
- CANT LIVE WITHOUT IT
- BANKER HANDLES LOANS,ACCOUNTS,TRANSACTIONS,AND MORE
- WHEN YOU DONT SWIPE OR USE CHIP
- BOX FOR KEEPSAKES
- YOU OWE A _____ OF (CERTAIN AMOUNT)
- VALUED INDIVIDUAL
- FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
- PAY AN OUTSIDE PERSON THROUGH APP
- NOBODY WANTS THEM EVERYONE HAS THEM
- HOLDS OUR DAILY MONEY
- CUSTOMER WANTING MONEY BACK ON FRAUD CHARGE
- RECIVIES PAYMENT ON DEATH
- MANAGE ASSETS FOR THE BENEFICIARY
- JAMS OUR PRINTER
- 4% APY ON BALANCES
Down
- LOWEST AMOUNT TO OPEN ACCOUNT
- TURN YOUR CARD ON OR OFF
- WITHHOLD WAGES FOR AN UNPAID DEBT
- NEVER WORKS WHEN TRYING TO USE DOUBLE SIDED
- NEEDED FOR OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS
- 5% CASH BACK UP TO $10 A MONTH
- DEBT TO INCOME
- IDENTIFICATION
- MORE THAN BANKING ITS FAMILY
- CARD GALLERY FOR FREE
- HOME PAGE WITH ALL THE INFORMATION
- GETTING YOUR MONEY BACK
- INTEREST YOU CAN GAIN
- SOMETHING YOU PUT UP FOR A LOAN
- DEPARTMENT THAT HANDLES OWED BALANCE
- $35 FEE FOR "I DONT WANT THAT ANYMORE"
- CHECK BOUNCING
- NON-SUFFICENT FUNDS
- DONE ON THURSDAY SO WE ARENT BROKE
- 10-15 YEAR PAYMENT
- MORE BILLS MORE MONEY
- 3RD PARTY CHECK CASHING
- NEEDING A FIX AND AN ACCOUNT
- 4 DIGIT CODE ON CARDS
- CAN I GET A _____, WITH MY BALANCE AND DEPOSIT
50 Clues: CHILD SAVINGS • DEBT TO INCOME • IDENTIFICATION • CHECK BOUNCING • MONEY DISPENSER • JAMS OUR PRINTER • ONLINE STATEMENTS • EXCHANGE OF MONEY • BOX FOR KEEPSAKES • VALUED INDIVIDUAL • MAKER OF DEBITCARD • MANAGER THE BOSS • 10-15 YEAR PAYMENT • 4% APY ON BALANCES • NON-SUFFICENT FUNDS • CANT LIVE WITHOUT IT • CARD GALLERY FOR FREE • INTEREST YOU CAN GAIN • MORE BILLS MORE MONEY • FINANCIAL INSTITUTION • ...
Financial Literacy: Personal Finance Basics 2021-11-14
Across
- Money put into an account
- Generous gift of money or time to a person organization
- A bill, such as monthly rent, which is the same each month
- Moving money from an account, whether paying expenses, making transfers to other accounts, getting money from an ATM or making purchases
- Money transferred from one account to another without a person having to manually write a check or make a deposit
- Balance of an account on the day the bank runs the bank statement
- Balance bookkeeping account information to be consistent with the bank’s bookkeeping of the same account information
Down
- Log of deposits and withdrawals from a checking account
- Money without a specific purpose left over each month after all bills have been paid
- Amount of money earned is not the same each pay period
- Not established for the purpose of making a profit
- Cash withdrawn by using a debit card and entering a PIN in an ATM
- Sudden, involuntary inclination prompting one
- A bill, such as a utility bill, which is a different amount each month
- take an action which is not well thought-out
- Strong, usually irresistible, impulse to perform an act against a person’s usual behavior
16 Clues: Money put into an account • take an action which is not well thought-out • Sudden, involuntary inclination prompting one • Not established for the purpose of making a profit • Amount of money earned is not the same each pay period • Log of deposits and withdrawals from a checking account • Generous gift of money or time to a person organization • ...
Chapter 1 Vocabulary 2022-08-17
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- money received for work, as a gift, or through investments
- the knowledge and skill base necessary for people to be informed consumers and manage their finances effectively
- a loan obtained for the purchase of a home
- a person or organization that uses a product or service
- the management of the resources of a community, country, etc., especially with a view to its productivity.
- financial debts or obligations
- the additional cost a lender charges for borrowing their money
- money owed to another person or company
Down
- all the financial decisions an individual or family must make in order to earn, budget, save, spend, and give money over time
- a written plan for giving, saving, and spending
- something lent or furnished on condition of being returned, especially a sum of money lent at interest
- the cost of goods or services; money paid out
- a period of an economic contraction, sometimes limited in scope or duration.
- anything that is owned by an individual, including money in the bank or investments
- the granting of a loan and the creation of debt; any form of deferred payment
- all things that have a monetary or exchange value
16 Clues: financial debts or obligations • money owed to another person or company • a loan obtained for the purchase of a home • the cost of goods or services; money paid out • a written plan for giving, saving, and spending • all things that have a monetary or exchange value • a person or organization that uses a product or service • ...
GB 2019-04-11
Across
- Amount paid based on a certain time period.
- A bank/institution that gives out loans.
- decide whether to give you a loan or a credit card and determine the interest rate you have to pay for a loan or credit card.
- The amount charged by a financial institution for the services they provide in managing the account.
- The amount of money that is actually in your checking account.
- Money added to the checking account
- Someone who wants to take out a loan.
- Money taken out of the checking account
- A fixed payment, usually paid on a schedule
Down
- Additional money a bank may charge for getting cash or making deposits at their ATM if you do not belong to their bank.
- Information including credit card payments and outstanding balances.
- Money awarded to students based on financial need that does not need to be repaid.
- A unique user code used to access accounts and make transactions.
- A plastic card used to purchase goods or services. The money is deducted immediately from your account.
- A plastic card used to purchase goods
- Money borrowed from a financial institution .
16 Clues: Money added to the checking account • A plastic card used to purchase goods • Someone who wants to take out a loan. • Money taken out of the checking account • A bank/institution that gives out loans. • Amount paid based on a certain time period. • A fixed payment, usually paid on a schedule • Money borrowed from a financial institution . • ...
Semester Review PFC 2024-05-10
Across
- This is a share of a company. Form of investment.
- Annual Percentage Rate
- This is what some people make each month to keep track of their expenses.
- This is for profit and a place where you store your money and can get loans.
- This is what old people get to do after working for a long time. The money you invest can be taken out once you do this.
- The purchasing power of your dollar decreases as prices of things increase.
- This is a loan for a home.
- This can be government or corporate.
Down
- This is a card that uses money from your checking account.
- This is where you pay for something with money you don't have. Most common form is with this card.
- This is a type of income that is yearly, not hourly.
- (Two Words)Similar to a bank but not for profit.
- This account holds your money you are going to use in the short term.
- People do this to make their money grow over time. Sometimes in the stock market.
- This account holds your money you are going to use in the long term.
- This is the length or the life of your loan.
16 Clues: Annual Percentage Rate • This is a loan for a home. • This can be government or corporate. • This is the length or the life of your loan. • (Two Words)Similar to a bank but not for profit. • This is a share of a company. Form of investment. • This is a type of income that is yearly, not hourly. • This is a card that uses money from your checking account. • ...
Personal Financial Crossword puzzle 2021-04-05
Across
- of living- is the amount of money needed to cover basic expenses such as housing food , tax,and healthcare
- interest- is interest calculation the principle
- pay- for household and indiviuals gross income is the sum of all wages
- interest-the addition of the interest to the principal sum of loan or deposit
- the action of deducing or subtrcting something
- expenses-expenses that can change over time
- Pay-the amount on employee takes home,not the amount it cost to the employee
- the state of being responsible for something especially by law
- tax- a tax on sales or on
- of the loan
- the cost required for something ;the money spent on something
Down
- an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time
- money,receives,especially on a regular basis ,fur work or through investment
- a fixed regular payment
- owned by a person or company regarded as having value and available to meet debts,commitments,or legacies
- withholding -is where your employee takes a certain amount of ,money out of your paycheck for governent of your behalf
- ;typically money that is owned or due
- worth -is the value of all the finacil and finacil assets owned by and indiviaduals
- current medium of exchange in the forms of coins
19 Clues: of the loan • a fixed regular payment • tax- a tax on sales or on • ;typically money that is owned or due • expenses-expenses that can change over time • the action of deducing or subtrcting something • interest- is interest calculation the principle • current medium of exchange in the forms of coins • the cost required for something ;the money spent on something • ...
Kaden's puzzle 2024-03-22
Across
- looking for items that are similar to the one you want to buy
- a person who buys a product
- The study of how we use money
- a percent of the total you have in the bank that is paid into you account
- a tax on goods that you buy
Down
- a service in which you put money in a bank so that you can take it out slowly over time
- The work someone does
- tax that is charged n money earned from working
- The amount of products that people are willing to buy
- limited amount of money that someone earns for their work
- when a product is easy to find
- A business that make a product
- money that is paid to the government
- when a product is hard to find
- money that you have to pay back
15 Clues: The work someone does • a person who buys a product • a tax on goods that you buy • The study of how we use money • when a product is easy to find • A business that make a product • when a product is hard to find • money that you have to pay back • money that is paid to the government • tax that is charged n money earned from working • ...
TYPES OF CRIMES 2023-04-29
Across
- Stealing large amounts of money with force or violence from a bank, store, etc.
- Killing someone on purpose.
- Getting money from people by cheating them.
- Stealing, in general.
- Stealing something from a store.
- Attacking someone with a plan to rob them.
- Threatening to reveal someone’s secrets if a lot of money is not paid.
- Taking control of a plane, train etc by force, often to meet political demands.
- Breaking into a house in order to steal something.
Down
- Stealing wallets, money, etc. from people’s pockets in crowded places.
- Illegally copying documents, money, etc. to cheat people.
- Doing something illegal over the Internet or a computer system.
- Destroying private or public property purposely.
- Using violence, threats, or fear, usually for political purposes.
- Taking someone away by force, often demanding money for their safe return.
15 Clues: Stealing, in general. • Killing someone on purpose. • Stealing something from a store. • Attacking someone with a plan to rob them. • Getting money from people by cheating them. • Destroying private or public property purposely. • Breaking into a house in order to steal something. • Illegally copying documents, money, etc. to cheat people. • ...
unit 4 vocabulary 2022-12-04
Across
- the crime of stealing personal info
- to change figures,record so that they contain false information
- to officially tell someone to pay back money you lent them
- to pay off a debt completely
- money you owe to the bank because you have spent more than what you had in your account
- a debt not being paid yet
- intended to deceive people to gain money
Down
- one way to economize
- actions implemented by a company to reduce its expenses
- to fail to pay money that you owe at the right time
- to add something to your income
- to officially say that a debt no longer has to be paid
- a bank account that you can take money out of at any time
- to borrow a lot (adv)
- to owe a lot of money
15 Clues: one way to economize • to borrow a lot (adv) • to owe a lot of money • a debt not being paid yet • to pay off a debt completely • to add something to your income • the crime of stealing personal info • intended to deceive people to gain money • to fail to pay money that you owe at the right time • to officially say that a debt no longer has to be paid • ...
Entrepreneur 2025-05-06
Across
- A unique identity for a product or business.
- The specific group of customers a business aims to serve.
- The act of promoting a product to investors.
- When the money coming in equals the money going out.
- Money invested into a business by its owners or shareholders.
- Total income minus expenses.
- A document that outlines a company’s mission, market, and financial goals.
- A firm that provides funding to high-risk startups.
Down
- A person who gives money to startups, usually early on.
- Financial assets available for investment or operations.
- An analysis of market trends and consumer needs.
- A new company, often tech-related and fast-growing.
- A company’s ability to grow rapidly without losing efficiency.
- Money coming into a business from sales.
- The movement of money into and out of a business.
15 Clues: Total income minus expenses. • Money coming into a business from sales. • A unique identity for a product or business. • The act of promoting a product to investors. • An analysis of market trends and consumer needs. • The movement of money into and out of a business. • A new company, often tech-related and fast-growing. • ...
Personal Finance 2021-12-07
Across
- - the amount of money you deposit in your account to begin saving.
- – overall state of being happy healthy, and prosperous
- - money the bank pays you for leaving it in your savings account.
- – a work role with a specific organization (paid or unpaid).
- – a lifetime journey of building and making good use of skills, knowledge, and experiences.
- account – an account with a financial institution.
- – take money out of account.
- Market account – a type of account that pays a higher interest rate than a savings account.
- – add money into account.
- – a necessity or an essential item required for life
- – a portion of income that is not spent to purchase necessary or wanted items.
Down
- of Deposit – an account that pays interest on a lump sum of money.
- – unnecessary but desired items which increase the quality of living
- - The amount of money or its equivalent received during a period of time in exchange for labor or services, from the sale of goods or property, or as profit from financial investments.
- – the act or process of educating or being educated. The knowledge or skill obtained or developed by a learning process.
- of Living – the minimum necessities, comforts, or luxuries thought to be essential
- – a wide category of jobs with similar characteristics.
17 Clues: – add money into account. • – take money out of account. • account – an account with a financial institution. • – a necessity or an essential item required for life • – overall state of being happy healthy, and prosperous • – a wide category of jobs with similar characteristics. • – a work role with a specific organization (paid or unpaid). • ...
Credit 2022-01-21
Across
- a credit account that lets you repeatedly borrow money up to a set limit and pay it back over time.
- someone who lends money through a credit card
- debt that is paid back properly like a car or a house
- the amount charged to a borrower
- who pledges to pay back the loan if you do not
- a contract agreement in which a borrower receives a sum of money or something of value and repays the lender at a later date, generally with interest.
- The money that gets added and builds up to your bill
- A rate that doesnt change
Down
- loans that are not backed by collateral
- someone who takes money from a lender
- an establishment that completes and facilitates monetary transactions
- depends on your credit score but it is how much extra money you pay a lender
- personal or commercial loans that borrowers must repay with regularly scheduled payments or installments.
- an agreement between you and a lender that gives the lender the right to take your property if you fail to repay
- The original money you agreed to payback
- The time period of investment
16 Clues: A rate that doesnt change • The time period of investment • the amount charged to a borrower • someone who takes money from a lender • loans that are not backed by collateral • The original money you agreed to payback • someone who lends money through a credit card • who pledges to pay back the loan if you do not • The money that gets added and builds up to your bill • ...
topic 2 2021-10-04
Across
- – more expenditure than income; more money paid out than coming in.
- rate – the money you pay as a charge for the service of using someone else’s money – for example, if you borrow money to buy a car, you pay back the money you borrowed plus interest; or the bank pays you interest on money saved as it has access to your money.
- – the things that you have to spend your income on.
- – the money that you make from your job.
- tax – money deducted from your income by the government to pay for public services such as health and education.
- income – the money that is left over from your income after you have paid all of your expenses and have put any savings aside.
- – (1) an organisation set up to help a particular group or issue; (2) the act of donating money or time to a cause.
Down
- – a high-interest, very secure government bond (see ‘Bonds’).
- – someone who uses or buys goods and services. Debt – money owed to another person or organisation such as a bank.
- – something that you buy because it is likely to make you money in the future – for example, property may increase in value so that you can sell it for more than you bought it and make a profit, or you can rent it out.
- policy – the decisions a government makes about taxes and what to spend public money on.
- – all the money (or items worth money) that you receive, including through work, investments and government benefits.
- – the state of a country relating to the amount of money that is in the system and the production and consumption of goods and services.
13 Clues: – the money that you make from your job. • – the things that you have to spend your income on. • – a high-interest, very secure government bond (see ‘Bonds’). • – more expenditure than income; more money paid out than coming in. • policy – the decisions a government makes about taxes and what to spend public money on. • ...
Finances 2017-10-11
Across
- the fixed amount you’re paid for doing a job over a lengthy period of time
- take money out of your account
- thing you owe on which have a negative cash value
- Expense expenses that occur from month to month they do not change
- money paid for goods and services
- a plan to help you reach your financial goals
- the amount of money you have earned plus any that has been given to you
- things you own which have a positive cash value
- how much money you owe
Down
- Expense expenses that occur regularly as life requires but you only have some control over the amount
- money set aside in your budget for certain things you want or know will happen in the future
- putting money into your account
- Worth the difference between assets and liabilities
- the amount of money you earn for a paid by the hour job
14 Clues: how much money you owe • take money out of your account • putting money into your account • money paid for goods and services • a plan to help you reach your financial goals • things you own which have a positive cash value • thing you owe on which have a negative cash value • Worth the difference between assets and liabilities • ...
Ch 10-1 Vocab 2023-04-03
Across
- standard currency in a countries money supply
- accounts where their funds can be taken out of by writing a check of using a debit card
- central bank of the U.S. that is privately owned but publicly controlled
- money accepted as payment for goods and services
- allows people to preserve value for future use
- serves as a common denominator to measure value
Down
- economy relied on trade and barter, not money
- paper currency issued by the Fed that eventually replaced all other types of federal currency
- money in the form of gold or silver coins
- broad definition of money supply of conforming to money's role as a medium of exchange and store of value
- to overthrow the government
- money with an alternative use as an economic good or commodity
- money by government decree
- narrow definition including coins and currency, checks, DDA's,and checking accounts.
14 Clues: money by government decree • to overthrow the government • money in the form of gold or silver coins • economy relied on trade and barter, not money • standard currency in a countries money supply • allows people to preserve value for future use • serves as a common denominator to measure value • money accepted as payment for goods and services • ...
What is a Business - Dinev 2019-10-16
Across
- money made from business.
- money lost by a business
- someone who runs a business.
- run by a group
- done for you
- a worker
- to give money to a project
Down
- A buyer
- an organisation/person who contributes to the cost of something
- object
- promotes business
- run by one person
- Same businesses in different places
- a business that provides goods for another business
- The limit of money allowed for a project
15 Clues: object • A buyer • a worker • done for you • run by a group • promotes business • run by one person • money lost by a business • money made from business. • to give money to a project • someone who runs a business. • Same businesses in different places • The limit of money allowed for a project • a business that provides goods for another business • ...
cryptocurrency words 2026-02-01
Across
- computers connected together
- to buy and sell
- to buy something
- information used by computers
- rules a computer follows
- when money is sent or received
- a smart computer that can learn
Down
- safe from danger
- on the internet
- digital money like Bitcoin
- how important or useful something is
- how much something is valued
- a place to keep money (digital or real)
- money you give to buy something
- using computers or the internet
15 Clues: on the internet • to buy and sell • safe from danger • to buy something • rules a computer follows • digital money like Bitcoin • computers connected together • how much something is valued • information used by computers • when money is sent or received • money you give to buy something • using computers or the internet • a smart computer that can learn • ...
UNIT 7 VOCABULARY 2024-03-20
Across
- to let a person or business have money and pay it back later
- something, usually money, that is owed to someone else
- to take something with the promise to return it later
- to fill out a form to request something or to be considered for a job opening
- money paid by a borrower for the use of loaned money
- to provide money to pay for something
Down
- a scheduled payment made on a debt
- an arrangement by which someone can use goods or services with the promise of future payment
- an amount of money that you borrow from a bank
- to give someone all the money you owe them
- the amount of money that a person has in a bank account
- a plan for how to spend money
12 Clues: a plan for how to spend money • a scheduled payment made on a debt • to provide money to pay for something • to give someone all the money you owe them • an amount of money that you borrow from a bank • money paid by a borrower for the use of loaned money • to take something with the promise to return it later • something, usually money, that is owed to someone else • ...
Hallman- Puzzle 2021-06-08
Across
- What is putting money into a company to buy a share called
- What is the curve that shows the supply's ability to make a product?
- WHat is the policy used for exchange with other country
- What is the wealth and resources of a country or region, especially in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services called?
- What is the curve that shows a company’s possible productivity?
- What is other word for taxes
- What type of economy has a low unemployment and inflation rate
- What is trustworthy that you will pay something back called?
- What are the resources needed to make a product?
- Who controls the american the money in the united states
- What is consumer's desire to purchase goods and services
- What is borrowing money from a bank called?
- What is the total value of goods produced and services provided in a country during one year
Down
- What is not having a job
- What is planning your way to pay for your living called?
- What is another word for business or company
- What is the curve that shows demand for a product?
- What is keeping your money for something else in the future called?
- What is the central bank affecting money flow called?
- What is money losing its value
- What is the cycle of the economy through expansion and contractions
- What is the state of being scarce or in short supply; shortage called
- What is the loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternative is chosen?
- What is a state in which opposing forces or influences are balanced.
- What is government spending and tax spending to affect money flow called?
25 Clues: What is not having a job • What is other word for taxes • What is money losing its value • What is borrowing money from a bank called? • What is another word for business or company • What are the resources needed to make a product? • What is the curve that shows demand for a product? • What is the central bank affecting money flow called? • ...
EMS Terms - Grade 9 2021-09-22
Across
- Someone who owes the business money who has bought on credit
- South Africa is a ... economy
- An expense for the business
- When an employee works very slow as a form of industrial action
- Money received for selling a product
- Where the supply and demand curve meet
- The business function that changes data into information
- The availability of the product
- Remuneration for natural resources
- A person who starts their own business
- An example of an asset
- The amount you pay for the product before adding mark-up
- Needs to be balanced in the balance sheet section
- Journal that records all money received by the business
- A company you pay to protect yourself from risk
- A supplier who the business owes money to as they bought on credit
- An example is a loan
- Income minus expense
- Resources that do not run out
- A loan on a house
Down
- A market where people buy in bulk
- The largest trade union in SA linked to the ANC
- A person that buys from the business
- Money put into the business by the owner
- Someone the business buys from
- The owners contribution to the business
- 15% paid on luxury items
- Money paid to an employee weekly for work done
- An example of an industrial action
- The sector that sells goods and services
- The sector that manufactures natural resources into final goods
- Money made by the business for services rendered
- Tax paid on your salary
- An economy owned by the government
- Anything of value in the business
- Remuneration for capital
- Personal Use
- The sector that deals with natural resources
- The number of customers who want the product
39 Clues: Personal Use • A loan on a house • An example is a loan • Income minus expense • An example of an asset • Tax paid on your salary • 15% paid on luxury items • Remuneration for capital • An expense for the business • South Africa is a ... economy • Resources that do not run out • Someone the business buys from • The availability of the product • A market where people buy in bulk • ...
Know Your Account 2021-02-10
Across
- How much does it cost for paper statements for any of the checking accounts
- Which checking account has a $7.99 charge for not meeting balance requirements
- Which account is required to open a Platinum Money Market
- Minimum balance to open any of the checking accounts.
- The first order is free on all checking accounts
- You can get a bonus of .10% on this with a platinum checking account.
- My minimum is $1,000 my average is $2,500
- Which checking account is meant for people who don't want to worry about balance requirements?
- My minimum is $10,000, my average is $25,000
- What is the fee for not meeting balance requirements on a platinum money market?
Down
- Minimum to open Platinum money market savings
- Minimum consumer relationship including deposits and loans for a Platinum checking account
- My minimum is $100 my average is $250
- Minimum balance is $500 or average of $1000. Which account am I?
- Minimum to open a money market savings
- Fee for not meeting balance requirements on a classic savings accounts
- How often are statements mailed for the money market accounts?
- What is the fee for not meeting balance requirements for a money market?
- Minimum to avoid fees on a simple checking account
- How often are the statements mailed for classic savings accounts?
- How many pre-authorized debits can any of our savings or money markets accounts can you have?
- Which account charges $9.99 for falling below minimum and relationship balance?
- Platinum and Shamrock checking accounts get $150 off of these origination fees
- How long do you have to refund an ATM charge?
24 Clues: My minimum is $100 my average is $250 • Minimum to open a money market savings • My minimum is $1,000 my average is $2,500 • My minimum is $10,000, my average is $25,000 • Minimum to open Platinum money market savings • How long do you have to refund an ATM charge? • The first order is free on all checking accounts • Minimum to avoid fees on a simple checking account • ...
Chapter 11 investment basics and bonds 2023-02-20
Across
- Annual interest amount/Current price
- Represents the bondholder and makes sure they are protected.
- A corporation borrowing money with collateral.
- The governments right to use money for benefit of the general public.
- A specific corporations promise to pay specified money back with interest.
- Allows an issuer to buy back bonds within a certain time frame before the maturity date.
- A bond that offers principal instead of interest.
- Loan an issuer money for projects, in return earn a set amount of payments with interest gained over a period of time.
- Higher risk bond that offers higher interest.
- The ability to quickly buy and sell investments without having an affect on investment value
- Loan the government money, in return you take your money back with an added interest.
Down
- A bond which he issuer has bondholders information.
- A bond that is paid back by the income on projects that the bond financed.
- 3 x monthly expenses
- The date that the money borrowed is to be repaid.
- A bond that is not secured by collateral, just by reputation, still low risk but higher than secured debts.
- Bonds given at the same time that mature at different dates.
- The amount earned on a bond at the maturity date.
- Bonds that can be exchanged for stocks in a company.
- Spreading out ones assets across different investments to keep less risk.
- The legal details and aspects of handling a bond.
- A fund where deposits are made in order to redeem bond issues.
- Income received by investor who has held a bond for a certain time.
23 Clues: 3 x monthly expenses • Annual interest amount/Current price • Higher risk bond that offers higher interest. • A corporation borrowing money with collateral. • The date that the money borrowed is to be repaid. • The amount earned on a bond at the maturity date. • The legal details and aspects of handling a bond. • A bond that offers principal instead of interest. • ...
Crossword Final Project 2023-05-30
Across
- Economics concerned with large-scale economic factors
- Enacts and controls monetary policy
- Unemployment that occurs from a recession
- The total value of all goods and services produced within a country's borders over a specific period, usually a year
- When increased government spending increases interest rates
- Government actions to raise or lower the money supply
- A condition or state in which economic forces are balanced
- Land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship
- Policy to increase the money supply
- Money in a bank, can be excess or required
Down
- Policy to decrease the money supply
- How fast something can be converted to cash
- When there is high inflation and high unemployment
- Change in aggregate supply that causes inflation
- The quantity of goods or services that suppliers are willing and able to provide to customers
- When decreased by the central bank, the money multiplier increases and the money supply increases
- A consumer's desire to purchase goods and services and willingness to pay a specific price for them
- Unemployment that occurs when someone is between jobs
- Supplied by households and consumed by businesses (there is a graph for this)
- The change in consumer spending divided by the change in disposable income
- On the Y axis of an aggregate demand and supply graph
- When bought by the central bank, the money supply increases
- A graph where the unemployment rate is on the x axis and the inflation rate is on the y axis
- Advantage when one country, individual, or firm has a lower opportunity cost than the other
- Unlimited resources and limited wants
25 Clues: Policy to decrease the money supply • Enacts and controls monetary policy • Policy to increase the money supply • Unlimited resources and limited wants • Unemployment that occurs from a recession • Land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship • Money in a bank, can be excess or required • How fast something can be converted to cash • ...
Marzano Crossword Puzzle 2012-11-05
Across
- intrest that is earned on the money deposited into an account plus previous interest
- A certain amount of money that must be kept in an account as required by that particular bank.
- A method for calculating interest so that it is paid four times a year, or every three months
- A method for calculating interest so that it is paid daily
- When the growth rate of a value with the mathematical function is proportional to the function.
- A certificate that states there is a specific sum of money on deposit and guarantees the payment of a fixed interest rate after a certain period of time.
- A method for calculating interest so that it is paid twice a year, or every six months
- A method for calculating interest so that it is paid once a year.
- A deposit of banking account
- An account in which the bank pays interest for the use of the money deposit in the account.
Down
- A process of repeating item in a self similar way.
- The balance of amount of money, in an account, or amount borrowed.
- Interest that is compounded daily, but is paid either quarterly or semiannually.
- The interest rate paid per year or charged per year.
- Formula that can be used to calculate compound interest.
- A specific date at which interest is paid on a Cd.
- The amount of money a company receives
- The percentage rate that is payed by a bank on money that is in some accounts.
- Interest that is calculated on the principal in an account using the formula I=prt
- A withdraw from a bank account.
20 Clues: A deposit of banking account • A withdraw from a bank account. • The amount of money a company receives • A process of repeating item in a self similar way. • A specific date at which interest is paid on a Cd. • The interest rate paid per year or charged per year. • Formula that can be used to calculate compound interest. • ...
Macroeconomics 2013-03-08
Across
- An excess in total spending results in a rise in the general price level
- A domino effect occurring when an increased nominal wage rate pass on in higher prices which push up the wage rates etc.
- This occurs when people's skill sets do not match the required skills for existing jobs
- Also known as money, anything from coins to paper money
- The stock value of assets owned at a point in time
- Also known as recovery; a rise in real GDP or business cycle
- Definition of money which is the sum of currency, checkable deposits, and near monies
- Economic variables that can predict changes in real GDP, but economists are cautious of
- People without a job who cause the unemployment rate to be understated
Down
- All people 16 years or older with or searching for a job, excluding the armed forces, homemakers etc.
- The twelve banks that serve other banks and financial institutions
- The ability of money to measure the relative value of different goods and services
- The economic growth and decay; measured by changes in real GDP
- An exchange of one good for another rather than using money
- This is when the actual amount of dollars received is adjusted for changes in the CPI
- The chart of changes of the average prices of consumer goods and services
- Any object that can act as a medium of exchange, unit of account, and store of value
- The rate of interest without adjustment for the inflation rate
- Lawful money although it is not redeemable or have intrinsic value
- This happens when the average cost of goods and services decreases
20 Clues: The stock value of assets owned at a point in time • Also known as money, anything from coins to paper money • An exchange of one good for another rather than using money • Also known as recovery; a rise in real GDP or business cycle • The economic growth and decay; measured by changes in real GDP • The rate of interest without adjustment for the inflation rate • ...
Unit 6 Lesson 1 Vocabulary 2023-11-21
Across
- at least six months of expenses set aside to cover costs of unexpected events
- payment to beneficiaries if an insured person dies
- Payment to replace earnings during times when workers cannot work due to illness or injury
- chance of loss from an event that cannot be entirely controlled
- payment to others if a member of the insured household accidently causes harm to other people or property
- someone who relies on someone else for money income and care
- Money paid to purchase the policy
- The risks covered and amount of money paid for losses under an insurance policy
- amount of money paid out of pocket by policyholder before the insurance coverage begins
- payment to cover liability losses and damage/loss of home and its contents
- paperwork submitted to insurance organization describing the accident, illness or injury
- provides money to pay for health care
Down
- products or services that add extra value for employees beyond wages
- payment to insured person if his/her property is damaged or destroyed by an accident
- the provision of a product or service rather than cash
- payment for damage/loss of property in a rental unit in addition to liability losses
- payment for liability and property insurance on a vehicle
- amount of money, after deductible, that is paid jointly by the insured and the insurance company
- transfers risk from an individual to an insurance organization
- A contract that specifies what risks are covered and how much will be paid for losses
- Person who owns the policy
- unpaid work, such as child care or meal preparation
- Payment for extended care when a person cannot live independently (but doesn’t need to be hospitalized)
- someone who receives insurance money if the insured person dies
24 Clues: Person who owns the policy • Money paid to purchase the policy • provides money to pay for health care • payment to beneficiaries if an insured person dies • unpaid work, such as child care or meal preparation • the provision of a product or service rather than cash • payment for liability and property insurance on a vehicle • ...
Credit 2023-11-15
Across
- A loan that doesn't require any type of collateral
- A person who borrows money from others, and the money borrowed is called debt, which must be repaid
- A three-digit number, typically between 300 and 850, designed to represent your credit risk.
- Amount of time to pay back a loan
- A sum of money lent or invested on which interest is paid
- Ability to borrow money and agreement to pay it back
- Measures your reliability;must have the ability and willingness to pay your debts
- A pre-approved loan that a bank for financial institution lend to a borrower
- A person- such as a parent, close family member or friend- who pledges to- pay back the loan if you do not
- Money given to another party in exchange for repayment of the loan principal amount plus interest
- Interest rate that stays the same for the life of the loan
Down
- Also known as lenders, a person or company to whom money is owed
- Detailed financial account of an individual for last seven years
- Asset accepted as security for a loan
- Percentage rate a bank or lender charges to borrow its money
- A type of loan in which a fixed amount is borrowed and then paid back over a specified period.
- Loans that are secured by a specific form of collateral, including assets such as property and vehicles
- Allows access to your credit report once a year for free
- Interest rate that changes over time
- A record of your ability to pay back your debts, whether it be credit card bills, student loans, or a mortgage
20 Clues: Amount of time to pay back a loan • Interest rate that changes over time • Asset accepted as security for a loan • A loan that doesn't require any type of collateral • Ability to borrow money and agreement to pay it back • Allows access to your credit report once a year for free • A sum of money lent or invested on which interest is paid • ...
Chapter 2 Vocab 2025-12-22
Across
- An investment account that borrows money to invest.
- Corporations
- Something used to trade for goods and services.
- those people who do the work
- Bank accounts that earn interest while keeping money very safe and liquid.
- Sole Proprietorship
- Loans to governments that pay interest, often tax-free.
- An order that becomes a market order at a trigger price.
- An investment account using only your own money.
- National Association Security Dealers Automated Quotations
- Anything widely accepted to buy goods and services.
- Something that keeps value over time.
- shares can be traded openly
- Gains or losses from investing in stocks.
- vast majorityProprietorshipations
Down
- An order to buy or sell at a set price or better.
- A standard way to measure worth or prices.
- Loans to strong, reliable companies that pay regular interest.
- The U.S. central bank controlling money and credit.
- A rise in prices that reduces purchasing power.
- money for real estate, equipment and so on
- General Propietorship
- a debt security representing a loan made by an investor
- people who lend money to the business in return for a contracted rate of interest on their investment
- the capital raised by a business or corporation through the issue and subscription of shares
- Interest earned on both principal and past interest.
- American Stock Exchange
- An order to buy or sell immediately at the current price.
- people who buy shares of stock in the company
- establishes and enforces regulations that protect the investing public from unfair practices in the securities market
- Records showing details of completed trades.
- New York Stock Exchange
32 Clues: Corporations • Sole Proprietorship • General Propietorship • American Stock Exchange • New York Stock Exchange • shares can be traded openly • those people who do the work • vast majorityProprietorshipations • Something that keeps value over time. • Gains or losses from investing in stocks. • A standard way to measure worth or prices. • money for real estate, equipment and so on • ...
Financial Sector Jeopardy Review 2026-02-23
Across
- The measure of how fast an asset can be turned into cash.
- The ___ ___ dictates the expansion/contraction of the money supply based on a deposit/withdrawal.
- An increase in credit card fees can cause money demand to increase, resulting in the nominal interest rate ___.
- The ___ is the entity who sees a loan as an asset.
- A ___ is a macroeconomic event that causes a leftward shift of the money demand curve.
- A hypothetical market for the money that is able to be borrowed.
- A change in the aggregate price level, GDP, or the ability and costs of using money substitutes cause a change in the ___ ___.
- The effect when the government is running a deficit and drives up interest rates. This leads to reduced investment spending.
- Interest rates and bond values have a(n) ____ relationship.
- Crypto, real-estate, gold/silver, and art are examples of a(n) ___ ___.
Down
- A bank's ___ ___ ___ can be calculated by dividing Demand Deposits by Reserves (Demand Deposits/Reserves).
- ___ monetary policies are issued to correct an expansionary gap.
- Demand Deposits are listed on this side of the bank balance sheet.
- The Y axis in the money market is the ___ ___ ___.
- M1 is currency in ___, demand deposits, and other liquid deposits.
- The Y-axis on the loanable funds market graph.
- The ___ ___ of holding cash is giving up the chance to earn money through interest and investing.
- Recognition and impact ___ are the two reasons why it takes a while for the economy to respond to monetary policy changes.
- Reserves, Excess Reserves, and Loans are listed on this side of the bank balance sheet.
- ___ monetary policies are issued to correct a recessionary gap.
20 Clues: The Y-axis on the loanable funds market graph. • The Y axis in the money market is the ___ ___ ___. • The ___ is the entity who sees a loan as an asset. • The measure of how fast an asset can be turned into cash. • Interest rates and bond values have a(n) ____ relationship. • ___ monetary policies are issued to correct a recessionary gap. • ...
Critical Consumer 2025-04-24
Across
- A type of credit card that’s requires a deposit.
- The original amount of money you borrowed (before interest joins the party).
- What you own minus what you owe. Your financial big picture.
- Someone whose opinions might make you buy shampoo, sneakers, or a lifestyle.
- A shady trick to get your money, info, or both—often too good to be true.
- Money you owe—often the not-so-fun part of finances.
- fixed payments over time, like a car loan or student loan.
- This factor has the biggest impact on your credit score
- A risky scheme where stocks are hyped with false info, then sold off for profit.
- The Goveernmet agenct that sets tax laws.
Down
- How much of your credit you’re using vs. how much you have.
- Deceiving someone for financial gain.
- The “thank you” fee lenders charge you for using their money.
- A detailed file showing how well you’ve managed your money and debts.
- An item you promise the lender in case you can’t pay your loan.
- Borrowed money you have to pay back—sometimes with a little extra.
- A sneaky scam where crooks pretend to be legit online to hook your passwords and personal info.
- When debts get too deep, and you ask the court for a fresh start.
- Type of credit where you Use it, pay it, repeat—like a credit card with a limit.
- A 3-digit number that tells lenders how trustworthy you are with borrowed money.
- The set time you have to pay back a loan.
- Theft When someone “borrows” your personal details to open accounts or make purchases in your name.
22 Clues: Deceiving someone for financial gain. • The set time you have to pay back a loan. • The Goveernmet agenct that sets tax laws. • A type of credit card that’s requires a deposit. • Money you owe—often the not-so-fun part of finances. • This factor has the biggest impact on your credit score • fixed payments over time, like a car loan or student loan. • ...
Hailey Miller - Investment Crossword 2025-03-24
Across
- How easily stock can be turned into cash
- Sum of money set aside for a specific thing
- When the market is rising and is looking optimistic
- Something that happens outside the company but still affects their stock
- Digital money with no real worth, community belief keeps it alive
- Invest money the same amount at regular intervals
- A retirement plan that is created not through a job, it is a personal retirement plan
- This stock follows 500 companies, by buying this stock you get stock in those companies too
- A system of recording crypto information making it hard to hack or change
- This ratio is how you calculate the share price and the earning per share
- Money paid back to the shareholders from the company
Down
- Long term process of getting shares of a business to earn money
- A place where people buy and sell shares of companies for profit
- When the market is falling and is looking pessimistic
- Type of mutual fund/ETF that follow a particular part of the market
- Something the company has done that affects their stocks
- Putting your money at risk to earn a high profit in a short time
- Nationally/internationally recognized companies, well established
- Collection of stocks bonds or other assets
- Offering shares of a private company to the public in new stock issuance
- A loan from the buyer, paid back at a stated interest rate
- Regularly taken out of paychecks, can start collecting at 67
- The process of setting aside money for a goal in the next 3 years
- Managed by your employer, you employer and the state pay into it and you collect it when you retire
- Manages the price performance of a basket of securities
25 Clues: How easily stock can be turned into cash • Collection of stocks bonds or other assets • Sum of money set aside for a specific thing • Invest money the same amount at regular intervals • When the market is rising and is looking optimistic • Money paid back to the shareholders from the company • When the market is falling and is looking pessimistic • ...
Unit 5 Taxes 2025-04-22
Across
- A form where employees choose how much tax to withhold from their paycheck
- The government agency that collects taxes
- A review of your tax return by the IRS to check for accuracy
- Specific expenses you list to reduce your taxable income
- A tax system where higher incomes are taxed at higher rates
- Money taken from your paycheck for taxes before you get it
- Money you get back if you paid more tax than you owed
- A set amount you can subtract from your income to reduce taxes
- The number on the W-4 that affects how much tax is withheld
- A form employers give to show how much an employee was paid and taxed
- A form used to report income from self-employment or freelance work
Down
- That part of your income that the government can tax
- When the government collects more money than it spends
- People you support financially, like children, that can lower your taxes
- When the government spends more money than it collects
- All the money you earn before anything is taken out
- Status Your category when you file taxes, like single or married
- A form used to file an individual income tax return
- A tax system where everyone pays the same percentage of income
- A tax that helps fund retirement and disability benefits
- A tax that helps pay for healthcare for people over 65
- A tax system that takes a larger percentage from low-income people
- A form used to report income from self-employment or freelance work
- A plan for how the government will spend and collect money
- The money you take home after taxes and deductions
25 Clues: The government agency that collects taxes • The money you take home after taxes and deductions • All the money you earn before anything is taken out • A form used to file an individual income tax return • That part of your income that the government can tax • Money you get back if you paid more tax than you owed • ...
UNIT 6 MONEY AND TAXES SUMMATIVE REVIEW 2025-04-22
Across
- THE LOWER YOUR INCOME, THE HIGHER PERCENT GOES TOWARDS TAXES
- EVERYONE PAYS THE SAME PERCENTAGE OF TAXES
- A TAX ON THE VALUE OF A GIFT (2 WORDS)
- ANYTHING THAT PEOPLE WILL ACCEPT AS PAYMENT FOR A GOOD OR SERVICE
- MONEY CAN NOT DECOMPOSE OR BREAK EASILY
- TAXABLE INCOME IS BROKEN DOWN INTO SMALLER PARTS (2 WORDS)
- A TAX ADDED TO MOST GOODS OR SERVICES (2 WORDS)
- HOW EASILY YOU CAN ACCESS YOUR MONEY
- ADDITIONAL TAXES ADDED TO CIGARETTES, ALCOHOL, AND SODA (2 WORDS)
- A NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE FOR CITIZENS 65&OLDER (a part of FICA)
- THE HIGHER YOUR INCOME THE MORE TAXES YOU PAY
- MONEY NEEDS TO BREAK DOWN INTO SMALLER AMOUNTS
- WHO ULTIMATELY PAYS FOR INCREASE IN TAXES
Down
- A DOLLAR BILL IS EQUAL TO 5 DOLLARS IN SILVER
- A PAYROLL TAX THAT COVERS ELDERLY, UNEMPLOYED DUE TO DISABILITY, AND SURVIVING MEMBERS OF WORKERS WHO HAVE DIED (abbreviation)
- MONEY CAN BE EASILY CARRIED AROUND
- MONEY HAS VALUE BECAUSE THE GOVT SAYS IT DOES
- TAXES ARE NOT VOLUNTARY. THEY ARE A _______ PAYMENT TO THE GOV’T. (Starts with an M)
- THE GOV'T USES ________ TO GENERATE REVENUE THAT FUNDS PUBLIC SERVICES
- GOLD IS AN EXAMPLE OF THIS TYPE OF MONEY
- PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO RETIREES, PEOPLE W/ DISABILITIES, AND SURVIVORS OF DECEASED WORKERS (a part of FICA) (2 WORDS)
- A TAX ON INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES EARNINGS (2 WORDS)
- SALES TAX IS AN EXAMPLE OF A REGRESSIVE TAX (TRUE OR FALSE)
- FOOD CAN NOT BE USED AS MONEY BECAUSE IT LACKS THIS MONEY CHARACTERISTIC
- CIGARETTES, GAMBLING, AND GAS HAVE THIS ADDITIONAL TAX (2 WORDS)
- CITIZENS PAY TAXES WHICH BECOMES ______ FOR THE GOVERNMENT
26 Clues: MONEY CAN BE EASILY CARRIED AROUND • HOW EASILY YOU CAN ACCESS YOUR MONEY • A TAX ON THE VALUE OF A GIFT (2 WORDS) • MONEY CAN NOT DECOMPOSE OR BREAK EASILY • GOLD IS AN EXAMPLE OF THIS TYPE OF MONEY • WHO ULTIMATELY PAYS FOR INCREASE IN TAXES • EVERYONE PAYS THE SAME PERCENTAGE OF TAXES • A DOLLAR BILL IS EQUAL TO 5 DOLLARS IN SILVER • ...
Devonte - Accounting 2024-10-29
Across
- Income remaining after deduction of taxes and other mandatory charges, available to be spent or saved as one wishes.
- An official inspection of an individual's or organization's accounts, typically by an independent body.
- A record of the money taken from your bank account.
- A financial statement that lays out a company's revenue, expenses, gains, and losses during a set accounting period.
- Money owed by a company to its creditors
- An approximate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.
- The amount of money received, on a regular basis, for work or through investments.
- An amount of something left over when requirements have been met and an excess of production or supply over demand.
- A financial statement that reports a company's assets, liabilities, and shareholder equity.
- The cost required for something or the money spent on something.
Down
- All the taxable income and wages you get from working for someone else, yourself or from a business or farm you own.
- The portion of financial resources that they have available for trading.
- The amount of money that have been earned or spent, but not yet paid.
- The state of being responsible for something, mostly by law.
- Assets which are purchased for long-term use and are not likely to be converted quickly into cash, such as land, buildings, and equipment.
- The total amount of money being transferred into and out of a business, especially as affecting liquidity.
- Any useful thing or something that holds value.
- The quality of being fair and treating people equally.
- A fixed regular payment, that is paid on a daily or weekly basis, made by an employer to an employee.
- The amount by which something, especially a sum of money is too small.
20 Clues: Money owed by a company to its creditors • Any useful thing or something that holds value. • A record of the money taken from your bank account. • The quality of being fair and treating people equally. • The state of being responsible for something, mostly by law. • The cost required for something or the money spent on something. • ...
finance 2025-10-14
Across
- numbers the set of positive integers
- payments are made directly from one account to another electronically
- individually separate and distinct
- lowest price at which a share is sold during the day
- limited in number
- adding money to an account
- set amount of money for certain purposes
- a money amount that the worker can claim in order to pay less tax
- amount of money a company makes from selling their product before deducting expenses
- amount of money you actually take home after taxes
- exponential function that results in a sequence of numbers separated by a common ratio
- card issued by the bank that allows you to access your account funds for purchases
- mathematical sentence that uses an equal sign to show 2 quantities are equal
- highest price at which a share is sold during the day
- restriction or limitation on any of the variables in an equation or inequality
- amount of money you can earn before deductions to your paycheck
- wealth in the form of money
- portion of your gross income that goes to the federal government for general purposes
Down
- the sum of a specified number of terms from a geometric sequence
- rules that must be followed when working with exponents
- percentage amount of a loan amount that must be repaid along with the loan amount
- variable generally labeled on the x-axis;quantities that changes based on values chosen.
- company authorized to act on a single entity
- account at the bank from which checks can be drawn by the account despositor
- payment to a sales agent based on the sale of a good or service
- If a check is written with insufficient funds to cover it
26 Clues: limited in number • adding money to an account • wealth in the form of money • individually separate and distinct • numbers the set of positive integers • set amount of money for certain purposes • company authorized to act on a single entity • amount of money you actually take home after taxes • lowest price at which a share is sold during the day • ...
investing Christina cross word OR the BIG C 2026-03-20
Across
- a personal savings free of tax used for retirement
- a us health insurance for the elderly
- a bet that is not tide to the outcome of something like a sports game but something that happens in the game
- how much of a risk your comfortable takeing
- the more money you put in a company the more you can get
- very small percentage of a company you can buy
- retirement plan where a employer contributes money to a savings for an employee further
- when a person has worked a certain amount of years and now live off of assets and savings
- security financial protection for retirement
- a government currency not backed by physical commodity
- a loan that is promised to be paid out by a specific date
- a person who buys and sells stocks of a company that they know more info thn the public about
- digital ledger that keeps track of transactions across many computers
Down
- heath plans for old people
- the trading of stock witch a person buys and sells stock of a company that they knows a lot about
- putting money into something for a chance of higher return
- a employee retirement plan witch a employee puts money to the side and saves
- a certain amount of years worked allows you to stop and live completely off of savings and assets
- someone who makews a lot of money by just buying and selling stocks
- putting money into something hoping for a better return
- online currency
- the fall of the FTX currency
- a retirement account which you contribute with after tax income that makes the account tax free
- the study of a specific topic
- the act of betting money on games or aka the path to riches
25 Clues: online currency • heath plans for old people • the fall of the FTX currency • the study of a specific topic • a us health insurance for the elderly • how much of a risk your comfortable takeing • security financial protection for retirement • very small percentage of a company you can buy • a personal savings free of tax used for retirement • ...
Chapter 7 Review 2026-06-10
Across
- : A plan for how money will be collected and spent
- : Fairness based on people's different circumstances and needs
- : Regular payments provided to retired individuals
- : Government payments made directly to individuals without requiring work
- : Financial assistance provided to people with low incomes
- : Temporary income support for eligible unemployed workers
- : The collection of money by government to pay for programs and services
- : Money received by government from taxes and other sources
- : Services provided by government for the benefit of citizens
- : Financial assistance provided by government to support an activity or industry
- : The process of learning, often supported through public funding
- : A situation in which government receives more money than it spends
- : Government services designed to support citizens' well-being
- : A situation in which government spends more money than it receives
- : Overall well-being based on economic, social, and environmental factors
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- : The part of the economy operated by government
- : Medical services provided to maintain or improve health
- : The state of not having a job while seeking work
- : The part of the economy operated by individuals and businesses
- : Money paid to government by individuals and businesses
- : Payments or services provided to support individuals and families
- : The level of wealth, comfort, and material goods available to people
- : The condition of lacking sufficient income or resources
- : Government spending on programs and services
- : Money earned from work or other sources
- : The ability of people to obtain services and opportunities
- : The ability to maintain programs and services over time
- : Membership in a country with rights and responsibilities
- : A duty or obligation to act appropriately
- : Available to all eligible citizens
30 Clues: : Available to all eligible citizens • : Money earned from work or other sources • : A duty or obligation to act appropriately • : Government spending on programs and services • : The part of the economy operated by government • : A plan for how money will be collected and spent • : The state of not having a job while seeking work • ...
05 | Digital Currency | The Blockchain Codex ₿ WWW.KIDDOFIN.ORG 2026-06-08
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- — Extra copy kept for safety
- — Fake link or message to steal details
- — A digital place to store coins or tokens
- — Knowing the risks before using digital currency
- — The value of a coin or token
- — The first famous cryptocurrency
- — Secret words used to recover a wallet
- — A blockchain used for digital coins and apps
- — Unique digital item on blockchain
- — Money used to buy and sell
- — A unit of digital currency
- — Platform where people buy or sell crypto
- — Not controlled by one single person or company
- — Digital currency like Bitcoin
- — A group of records in a blockchain
- — Secret code to protect an account
- — Sending or receiving digital money
- — A code used to receive digital currency
- — India’s official digital rupee
Down
- — Rules made to protect people and markets
- — Fee paid for some blockchain transactions
- — India’s central bank
- — Linked blocks of digital records
- — Digital coin designed to keep stable value
- — Money paid to the government on gains
- — Protected from loss or theft
- — Chance of losing money
- — A record book of money movement
- — Person or computer that helps verify some blockchains
- — Key used to receive digital coins
- — To check if something is true
- — Many computers connected together
- — Digital rule that works automatically
- — Another name for India’s Digital Rupee
- — A digital item that can hold value
- — Digital currency issued by a central bank
- — A shared digital record of transactions
- — Official money issued by a country
- — When price moves up and down quickly
- — Secret key to control digital coins
- — Something used through computers or phones
- — A trick to steal money
42 Clues: — India’s central bank • — Chance of losing money • — A trick to steal money • — Extra copy kept for safety • — Money used to buy and sell • — A unit of digital currency • — Protected from loss or theft • — The value of a coin or token • — To check if something is true • — Digital currency like Bitcoin • — India’s official digital rupee • — A record book of money movement • ...
Financial Literacy 2023-11-08
Across
- the place you access your money at
- money you want to collect
- money you already have
- money you owe to someone
- the amount of money you make
Down
- money you pay back
- money you spend on profitable stocks
- money you borrowed from the bank
- amount of money you don’t want to exceed
- money you owe to the government
10 Clues: money you pay back • money you already have • money you owe to someone • money you want to collect • the amount of money you make • money you owe to the government • money you borrowed from the bank • the place you access your money at • money you spend on profitable stocks • amount of money you don’t want to exceed
Personal Finance 2021-12-07
Across
- - the amount of money you deposit in your account to begin saving.
- – overall state of being happy healthy, and prosperous
- - money the bank pays you for leaving it in your savings account.
- – a work role with a specific organization (paid or unpaid).
- – a lifetime journey of building and making good use of skills, knowledge, and experiences.
- account – an account with a financial institution.
- – take money out of account.
- Market account – a type of account that pays a higher interest rate than a savings account.
- – add money into account.
- – a necessity or an essential item required for life
- – a portion of income that is not spent to purchase necessary or wanted items.
Down
- of Deposit – an account that pays interest on a lump sum of money.
- – unnecessary but desired items which increase the quality of living
- - The amount of money or its equivalent received during a period of time in exchange for labor or services, from the sale of goods or property, or as profit from financial investments.
- – the act or process of educating or being educated. The knowledge or skill obtained or developed by a learning process.
- of Living – the minimum necessities, comforts, or luxuries thought to be essential
- – a wide category of jobs with similar characteristics.
17 Clues: – add money into account. • – take money out of account. • account – an account with a financial institution. • – a necessity or an essential item required for life • – overall state of being happy healthy, and prosperous • – a wide category of jobs with similar characteristics. • – a work role with a specific organization (paid or unpaid). • ...
Personal Financial Literacy 2021-09-02
Across
- something people buy to protect themselves from losing money
- income after taxes
- A financial institution is a company that focuses on dealing with financial transactions, such as investments, loans, and deposits
- money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments
- tax on sales
- once a year tax for property owned
- money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt
Down
- income before taxes
- a nonprofit-making money cooperative whose members can borrow from pooled deposits at low interest rates
- a bank account that earns interest
- an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time
- when money is given to another party in exchange for repayment plus interest
- the ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future
- a legal proceeding involving a person or business that is unable to repay their outstanding debts
- tax levied by a government directly on income, especially an annual tax on personal income.
- a deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the account holds
16 Clues: tax on sales • income after taxes • income before taxes • a bank account that earns interest • once a year tax for property owned • something people buy to protect themselves from losing money • an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time • when money is given to another party in exchange for repayment plus interest • ...
Personal Budget 2021-11-01
Across
- Needs expenditures that are essential for you to be able to live and work.
- Ones expenses which own value.
- doesn't see money as a big priority.
- people who put aside some of their money for future use.
- wants expenses that help you live more comfortably.
- Seeker needs to know the future is safe and secure, excellent and consistent planners, value order and predictability in their finances
- an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.
- Personalities investors, savers, big spenders, debtors, and shoppers.
- a goal that you plan to reach over an extended period of time.
- money and other valuables.
Down
- goals that are set for three months to a year.
- Thoroughly planning on how you want to spend/save your money.
- someone who is not cautious with their money-they spend their money.
- a goal that you can reach in a short period of time.
- taker a person who likes to take chances financially. (stocks)
15 Clues: money and other valuables. • Ones expenses which own value. • doesn't see money as a big priority. • goals that are set for three months to a year. • wants expenses that help you live more comfortably. • a goal that you can reach in a short period of time. • people who put aside some of their money for future use. • ...
Spend or Save? - Money Vocabulary 2024-01-24
Across
- To completely repay a debt or loan
- A personal identification number
- The amount of money remaining in an account after all transactions
- A fixed amount of money regularly given, usually to cover specific expenses or as a regular income for a person
- Physical currency in the form of coins and banknotes
- A plastic card issued by a bank
- To manage and sustain oneself with a particular amount of money
- To remove or extract something from a place
- to obtain goods or services at a lower price than originally offered
Down
- The ability to support oneself financially without relying on others for financial assistance
- A plan for managing and allocating money for various purposes
- Having a substantial amount of money,or possessions
- A machine, often found at banks, where you can withdraw money from your bank account
- Money set aside and not spent, usually for future needs or emergencies
14 Clues: A plastic card issued by a bank • A personal identification number • To completely repay a debt or loan • To remove or extract something from a place • Having a substantial amount of money,or possessions • Physical currency in the form of coins and banknotes • A plan for managing and allocating money for various purposes • ...
Economics Review 2025-11-09
Across
- Economics is mainly about understanding ________
- The value of the next best option that’s given up when making a choice
- A system for how people and societies make, trade, and use goods and services, usually with money
- An individual who buys a product or service for use
- Actions or tasks that people do for others in exchange for money
- Using Money now in exchange for goods or services
- A plan for spending and saving money
- Things people would like to have to improve their lives, but aren't strictly necessary for survival
Down
- The limited availability of resources (like time, money, and materials) that people want to use
- An individual or organization that creates something others can buy
- A person who builds businesses that make money
- Putting money aside for a later date
- Things essential for survival, like food, water, and shelter
- Physical objects that are produced and can be bought and sold
14 Clues: Putting money aside for a later date • A plan for spending and saving money • A person who builds businesses that make money • Economics is mainly about understanding ________ • Using Money now in exchange for goods or services • An individual who buys a product or service for use • Things essential for survival, like food, water, and shelter • ...
Banking 2025-12-03
Across
- A bank product that earns interest on a lump-sum deposit that's untouched for a predetermined period of time
- Original amount of money saved or invested
- _____ _________ Alert: A notification that lets you know if the balance in your checking account goes below a set amount
- Money you put into your account
- Allows a person to manage a bank account holder's funds through actions such as withdrawing or depositing money, viewing account balances, etc.
- A monthly fee that some banks charge to provide access to checking or savings accounts
- A card that allows the holder to make purchases without cash by borrowing money
- A monthly document prepared by your financial institution which shows all of the transactions related to your account
- A certain amount of money that must be kept in an account as required by that particular financial institution
- A fee charged to your account when it lacks the funds to cover a withdrawal, but the bank allows the transaction to go through anyway
Down
- A card that is directly connected to your checking account; it enables you to conduct ATM transactions and to make purchases instead of using cash or writing a check
- Reinvesting earned interest back into the principal, so that interest is calculated on both the initial amount and the accumulated interest
- The amount of money you have in your bank account
- _______ ________ Savings Account: A type of savings account that may allow debit card and check writing privileges
- Protection provided by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; protects the deposits of customers against loss up to $250,000 per account
- Money set aside for unanticipated expenses or loss of income
- A fee paid to you for keeping your money in an account OR a fee charged to you for a loan or credit card
- To sign the back of a check made out to you so it can be cashed or deposited
- A written, dated, and signed order to the bank that tells it to pay a definite sum of money to a payee
19 Clues: Money you put into your account • Original amount of money saved or invested • The amount of money you have in your bank account • Money set aside for unanticipated expenses or loss of income • To sign the back of a check made out to you so it can be cashed or deposited • A card that allows the holder to make purchases without cash by borrowing money • ...
Accounting and Finance 2018-03-22
Across
- How you organize your money so that you won't go into debt.
- The money that you make by keeping your money in the bank for a long time OR the money that you loose when you don't pay back a loan in a long time
- The money that you put in your bank account at the beginning that is used to calculate your interest
- Money that you put into something ( like the stock market or an old sweet car) that is expected to grow.
- slips of paper that you write out to people when you pay them money. Then they go to their bank and cash the check and the money is transferred from one account to the other
- The document that shows how much each employee makes, how much the company is spending on work and the tax deducted form the money that the people are making
Down
- the money you take of of your gross pay that goes to taxes
- The money that you get from working that the taxes have not bee subtracted form yet
- The extra money that the customer spends that goes to the government
- A method of payment that takes money DIRECTLY out of your account into another acount
- The money that an Employee makes per month or year or day
- The final amount that you get paid.
12 Clues: The final amount that you get paid. • The money that an Employee makes per month or year or day • the money you take of of your gross pay that goes to taxes • How you organize your money so that you won't go into debt. • The extra money that the customer spends that goes to the government • ...
Business Studies Revision 2023-03-06
Across
- This is a statutory deduction that is used by the Government to pay for essential services.
- This is where pay is based on the number of items produced.
- A card that is used for short-term borrowing from a bank.
- This is an account where savings are kept.
- Used to access money in a current account.
- This is a regular source of income that is paid once a month to households with children under the age of 16(18 if still in full-time education)
- This is written permission for the bank to take a specified amount of money from a person account.
- This this the money that spent by an individual or household.
Down
- This is a document that shows all transactions in an account.
- This is an account which is used for day-to-day banking needs.
- This is where pay is calculated on the number of hours worked.
- Putting money into an account.
- This is money earned by an individual or household
- This number is used to authorise access to an automated teller machine.
- Taking money out of an account.
- This machine is used to access financial services such as withdrawing money.
16 Clues: Putting money into an account. • Taking money out of an account. • This is an account where savings are kept. • Used to access money in a current account. • This is money earned by an individual or household • A card that is used for short-term borrowing from a bank. • This is where pay is based on the number of items produced. • ...
Credit 2022-01-21
Across
- a credit account that lets you repeatedly borrow money up to a set limit and pay it back over time.
- a contract agreement in which a borrower receives a sum of money or something of value and repays the lender at a later date, generally with interest.
- an agreement between you and a lender that gives the lender the right to take your property if you fail to repay
- someone who lends money through a credit card
- someone who takes money from a lender
- an establishment that completes and facilitates monetary transactions
- personal or commercial loans that borrowers must repay with regularly scheduled payments or installments.
- debt that is paid back properly like a car or a house
Down
- A rate that doesnt change
- the amount charged to a borrower
- depends on your credit score but it is how much extra money you pay a lender
- The time period of investment
- who pledges to pay back the loan if you do not
- The original money you agreed to payback
- The money that gets added and builds up to your bill
- loans that are not backed by collateral
16 Clues: A rate that doesnt change • The time period of investment • the amount charged to a borrower • someone who takes money from a lender • loans that are not backed by collateral • The original money you agreed to payback • someone who lends money through a credit card • who pledges to pay back the loan if you do not • The money that gets added and builds up to your bill • ...
Intro-Budgets Vocab 2026-02-12
Across
- Money you pay for goods or services
- __________Income: The amount of money you receive after all deductions are withheld (Your take home pay)
- Financial protection against loss
- Debts that you owe
- _______________Income:The money you have left to spend after all basic needs are financially met
- A financial plan for how income will be used
- The federal form that is used to calculate your tax withholdings from your paycheck
Down
- __________Income:The amount of money you earn
- The amount of money you must pay when using insurance to cover remaining expenses
- Savings or property you own with value
- The money you pay to another person (landlord) to live in a place that they own
- An account that allows you to save money for medical expenses tax free. Requires a High Deductible Health Plan.
- Rent __________: An initial payment given to the landlord prior to moving in to their building that can be refunded if the rental is still in good condition
- The federal form that verifies a person can legally work in the United States
- __________Payment: The initial amount you pay for an item when financing the remainder
- An employer sponsored retirement savings plan
16 Clues: Debts that you owe • Financial protection against loss • Money you pay for goods or services • Savings or property you own with value • A financial plan for how income will be used • __________Income:The amount of money you earn • An employer sponsored retirement savings plan • The federal form that verifies a person can legally work in the United States • ...
Penny-pinching Tightwad? 2023-10-28
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- Careful with money.
- All of these words except one are __________.
- Overly thrifty or miserly; opposite of simonious.
- Noun form of penurious.
- Overly careful with how money is spent.
- Someone with frugality is not ______.
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- Another word for avarice.
- Referring to great poverty or destitution.
- To care only about money.
- Frugal; handling money with care.
- Living very simply.
- Avarice is a ____.
- Someone who is careful about spending money is a _____.
13 Clues: Avarice is a ____. • Careful with money. • Living very simply. • Noun form of penurious. • Another word for avarice. • To care only about money. • Frugal; handling money with care. • Someone with frugality is not ______. • Overly careful with how money is spent. • Referring to great poverty or destitution. • All of these words except one are __________. • ...
Enterprise 2023-09-13
12 Clues: money in • money out • money spent • constant rate • Less of money • Paid every year • Water electricity heat • Can change from time to time • money paid to the government • something you can’t live without • something you can live without but desire • An estimate of income or expenditure for a set period
B102 WORKBOOK Unit 04 page 32 2020-05-18
Across
- money that you have to spend
- a bank machine
- money that you receive for working
- Credit cards ___ ___ (use) around the world today. (2 words)
- get money that you will give back later
- a person who works in a bank
Down
- secret number for an ATM (2 words)
- a bank account where you keep money to spend later (2 words)
- give money to someone who will pay you back later
- something cheap or on sale
- take money out of the bank
- a plan for spending money
12 Clues: a bank machine • a plan for spending money • something cheap or on sale • take money out of the bank • money that you have to spend • a person who works in a bank • secret number for an ATM (2 words) • money that you receive for working • get money that you will give back later • give money to someone who will pay you back later • ...
Accounting & Finance 2019-10-01
Across
- limit someone sets for spending
- money received, especially on a regular basis
- wages employees take home
- action of buying or selling something; a business deal
- a tax on sales
- amount of income before deductions
Down
- amount that may be deducted from taxable income
- card allowing you to transfer money to another bank account by purchasing
- forms used to transfer money
- Money put aside for profit
- money paid at a particular rate for the use of money lent
- list of employees and the amount of money they are paid
12 Clues: a tax on sales • wages employees take home • Money put aside for profit • forms used to transfer money • limit someone sets for spending • amount of income before deductions • money received, especially on a regular basis • amount that may be deducted from taxable income • action of buying or selling something; a business deal • ...
ARE YOU SMARTER THEN A SIXTH GRADE!!! vocab. 2019-04-12
Across
- a code/password that is used to get into accounts
- money you depending on how long you worked
- putting money in the bank
- a deposit, withdraw, or transfer
- money that you barrow from a bank
Down
- money you get because of financial need
- putting money into something in hopes that it will be worth more in the future
- money given to you that is given because of academic achievement
- some one who takes a loan
- taking money out of the bank
- a fixed payment
- a bank that gives out loans
12 Clues: a fixed payment • some one who takes a loan • putting money in the bank • a bank that gives out loans • taking money out of the bank • a deposit, withdraw, or transfer • money that you barrow from a bank • money you get because of financial need • money you depending on how long you worked • a code/password that is used to get into accounts • ...
globalization 2015-02-11
Across
- a person that buys and uses goods
- buying and selling
- poorer economically
- having positive and negative aspects;not simple
- money a worker gets per hour of work
- money paid to a person per month or year
- with better economy
- another country, language, customs, etc
- to bring goods from foreign countries
Down
- to send goods to another country for sale
- to help others to get better result (by money, food, clothes, etc)
- worker moving from place to place in search for work
- money we pay to support the government
- opposite of "advantage"
- way of life
- opposite of "decrease"
- moving production to developing countries
17 Clues: way of life • buying and selling • poorer economically • with better economy • opposite of "decrease" • opposite of "advantage" • a person that buys and uses goods • money a worker gets per hour of work • to bring goods from foreign countries • money we pay to support the government • another country, language, customs, etc • money paid to a person per month or year • ...
Social Studies and Biztown 2022-11-16
Across
- write this when you have to pay a bill
- a place that stores our money
- state with Disney
- when we need to buy something and we pay the bank later
- when we wait and buy something more expensive
- what you need to access your money
- 6 grade boy
- where we do stuff to earn money
- when we want to buy something now
Down
- state we live in
- state that has beaches and Baltimore
- 8 grade girl
- where we write down all our bank transactions
- teacher of this class
- 6 grade girl
- country we live in
- place to learn about working and using money
17 Clues: 6 grade boy • 8 grade girl • 6 grade girl • state we live in • state with Disney • country we live in • teacher of this class • a place that stores our money • where we do stuff to earn money • when we want to buy something now • what you need to access your money • state that has beaches and Baltimore • write this when you have to pay a bill • ...
Key Terms Accounting- Jose Ricardo Alvarez Becerra 10B 2025-10-14
Across
- | An organization that deals with goods or services
- | A country's representation of money
- | Money value assigned to property
- | Person who holds equity in a business
- | Creditors' claims on a business's assets
- | Owner’s financial claim on assets
- | Medium of exchange used to assign value
Down
- | Legal rights over property
- | Relationship between assets, liabilities, and equity
- | Anything of value a business owns
- | A legal right over property
- | Entities to whom money is owed
- | The worth of property in monetary terms
- | Legal right over assets
- | Format used to express cents in currency
- | Property owned by a business with value
- | A standard of measurement used with currency
17 Clues: | Legal right over assets • | Legal rights over property • | A legal right over property • | Entities to whom money is owed • | Money value assigned to property • | Anything of value a business owns • | Owner’s financial claim on assets • | A country's representation of money • | Person who holds equity in a business • | The worth of property in monetary terms • ...
Banking Basics 2025-10-29
Across
- — How much money is in your account.
- — A machine for taking out or depositing money.
- — A plan for using your money.
- — To put money into your account.
- — Money you keep for the future.
Down
- — A written order to pay money from your account.
- — Extra money paid for borrowing money.
- — Where your money is kept in a bank.
- — To take money out of your account.
- — Money the bank lets you borrow.
10 Clues: — A plan for using your money. • — Money you keep for the future. • — Money the bank lets you borrow. • — To put money into your account. • — How much money is in your account. • — To take money out of your account. • — Where your money is kept in a bank. • — Extra money paid for borrowing money. • — A machine for taking out or depositing money. • ...
Economics Vocabulary Review 2017-04-03
Across
- a loan that a person uses to pay for things, but is expected to pay back
- buying stuff without thinking about whether or not you need it Income money earned from working and other means
- something you would like to have but will be okay without
- just like a bank, only its members own it
- a person who is an expert at handling money and can give you information and advice about saving and investing
- something you obtain by going to school and working jobs related to the work you want to do
- the extra fee charged for borrowing money, or the cost of borrowing money
- the knowledge and skills to manage money
- finding out whether or not what you are about to buy can be found for a better price or in better shape at a different store
- a spending plan people make in order to make sure there is enough income to cover all expenses
- Things that are made to be sold
- a place where people put their money for safekeeping, and for ease of use
- when you purchase a security like a stock or bond, in the hopes that over time it will make money
- what you use to pay for something, like cash or a check
- an account that gains interest and allows withdrawals
- payment for work, usually calculated on an hourly, daily, or piecework basis and paid on schedule—usually every week, two weeks, or month
- being trustworthy; being responsible
- a goal that can be achieved in a longer amount of time; it can take months, years, or even an entire lifetime
- what a person owns of value, such as jewelry, savings, art, a home, and a car
- a goal that can be achieved in a short amount of time; it may take a few days, weeks, or months
- a person who starts his or her own business
- an activity or action that might be dangerous
Down
- the price of goods and services rises over time
- a savings certificate that gains interest and has a set time before you can withdraw your money
- stuff you do to make risks less dangerous or not dangerous at all
- considering different information to make a choice
- payment for work, represented as a yearly sum and paid in portions every week, two weeks, or month; can also include sick time and vacation time
- keeping important information to yourself or between yourself and close family members
- helps people pay for medicine and doctors when they are sick or hurt
- a fee added to the sticker price of an item that is paid to the state or city
- the cost we pay when we give up something to get something else
- to use money to buy stuff
- Work people get paid to do
- helps people invest their money
- the cost of the things that people spend money on
- annual tax placed on the money employees make at jobs and collected by the federal government, most states, and some local governments
- doing stuff just because your friends are doing it, or because your friends told you to, because you want your friends to like you and think you are cool
- work you do for money
- giving resources or volunteering time to help those in need
- money set aside for short- or long-term goals
- fees placed on income, purchases, or property to support government programs
- something you truly can not live without
42 Clues: work you do for money • to use money to buy stuff • Work people get paid to do • helps people invest their money • Things that are made to be sold • being trustworthy; being responsible • the knowledge and skills to manage money • something you truly can not live without • just like a bank, only its members own it • a person who starts his or her own business • ...
Unit 2 Study Guide 2021-09-29
Across
- accepts money from customers and deposits it into the customer’s account
- is the process of transferring money from one individual or organization to another
- is an account designed for accumulating money for future use
- is a financial institution that is owned by its depositors
- is a pension plan run by the federal government and based on payments an individual makes throughout his or her working life
- is the overall rise in prices that reduces the value of money and the return on investments
- is a loss of money that occurs when the selling price of an investment is less than the purchase price
- is the period of life after ending a working or professional career
- an employee authorizes the employer to take regular deductions from his or her paycheck to automatically deposit in a designated savings plan
- is the process of determining when money that has been set aside in a retirement plan belongs to an employee
- is a type of commercial bank that is locally owned and operated
- is spreading risk by putting money in different types of investments
- is an individual retirement arrangement in which contributions are tax-deductible, but withdrawals are taxed
- is a strategy for using money to reach important goals and to advance a person’s financial security
- is a retirement plan available to employees of nonprofit organizations
- is a retirement plan in which an employee and/or employer contributes to the employee’s individual account under the defined plan
- is a bank account that allows the owner to make deposits, write checks, and withdraw money
- is the ease with which an investment can be converted to cash without losing value
- is the amount of money earned on the investment, usually expressed as an annual percentage
- pays a higher interest rate than passbook and statement savings accounts
Down
- is an employer-sponsored retirement plan in which contributions are made with after-tax earnings, but withdrawals are not taxed
- is an organization that provides services related to money
- is a retirement plan that makes regular payments, usually monthly, to a retiree until his or her death
- is a personal account for setting money aside for retirement
- is the rate of yearly earnings from an account, including compound interest
- is a demand deposit account that pays interest and allows for regular deposits and withdrawals
- is a self-employed retirement plan that allows tax-deductible contributions for an employer and his or her employees
- is the amount of uncertainty a person is willing to handle
- does not accept deposits from customers but accepts money to invest in business deals or provide a service
- is a type of defined-contribution retirement plan that does not have RMD rules and is available primarily to governmental employees
- is an employer-sponsored retirement plan that allows an individual to deposit part of his or her earnings into a tax-deferred investment
- is a financial institution that provides banking services exclusively online
- is an individual retirement arrangement in which individuals contribute after-tax income, but qualified withdrawals are not taxed
- is the process of moving retirement savings from one qualified account to another qualified account without incurring penalties and taxes
- is a measure of the likelihood that something will be lost
- is purchasing a financial product or valuable item with the goal of increasing wealth over time in spite of possible loss
- is a business in which the primary function is to receive, transfer, and lend money to individuals, businesses, and governments
- is income that results from selling an asset for more than the purchase price
- is a contract with an insurance company that provides regular income for a set period of time, usually for life
39 Clues: is an organization that provides services related to money • is a financial institution that is owned by its depositors • is the amount of uncertainty a person is willing to handle • is a measure of the likelihood that something will be lost • is a personal account for setting money aside for retirement • ...
UNIT 7 C- The Language of Business Law 2023-12-26
Across
- To ___ a business means to have control of how you run that business.
- To be ___ means not to have a boss. You organise your own work and people pay you for the goods or services that you provide. You are responsible for paying tax on the money you receive.
- trader A __ __ is a person who owns and runs an unregistered business by himself or herself.
- A ____ partner is the one who receives a fixed amount of money each year, called a salary, paid in monthly instalments. This partner does not receive any more of the profits.
- _______ share capital is the amount of money that someone pays in excess of the nominal value.
- A ___ partner is the one who contributes capital to the partnership but does not take part in the management of the business. He or she receives a share of the partnership profits. This partner is also known as a dormant partner or a silent partner.
- To ___ as something means to put your name on an official list for a particular purpose.
- An ___ is the amount of money that someone puts into a business with the aim of making that business successful and getting more money back.
- __ liability means there is no restriction to your responsibility. You might lose your home or other personal assets if things go wrong.
- An ___ event is something that happens once every year.
Down
- Your ___ are the money that you must spend on the day-to-day costs of the business.
- To ___ up a business something means to start something or to create something, especially
- joint and __ liability means that partners are responsible both individually and together as a group. In a situation where the partnership owes money to someone that person can demand repayment of all that money from any of the partners individually, or he or she can ask each partner to pay a part of that money.
- The value of shares, expressed in nominal terms, that the company has actually issued to its shareholders.
- Your__ is the amount of money you get from selling something or providing a service to someone, after you deduct the costs of making that thing or providing that service.
- _______ value is the amount of money that someone must pay to the company when he or she buys a share.
- ___ means that something can change easily to adapt to different situations. Not fixed.
- _______share capital is the value that the people who set up the company decided to fix for all of the shares of the company. It is easier to understand if you think of it as the official value, not the actual value.
- It means to put money into a business, because you hope that you will get more money back in the future.
- To __ up means to write. Another verb that lawyers often use is to draft.
- To be___ for something means that you are legally responsible for that thing.
- _____ is another word that means a disagreement.
- An _____ partner is the one who receives a share of the partnership profits and has the right to take part in the management of the partnership.
- Your ____are things that you own and which have a financial value, for example your house, your car or the money that you have in the bank.
- An ___ is one of the available choices from several possibilities.
- _____ value is the maximum total value of shares, expressed in nominal terms, that the company is allowed to issue.
26 Clues: _____ is another word that means a disagreement. • An ___ event is something that happens once every year. • An ___ is one of the available choices from several possibilities. • To ___ a business means to have control of how you run that business. • To __ up means to write. Another verb that lawyers often use is to draft. • ...
Financal words 2025-03-24
Across
- The extra percentage that you pay back on money you borrow
- An energy crisis is defined by any great shortage in the supply of energy. This causes the price of gas, electricity or petrol for cars to rise quickly, leading to things being very expensive
- An overall rise in the price of goods and services over time
- A drop in economic growth that lasts at least six months. During a recession, businesses sell fewer goods and services
- The process of setting income aside for future spending. Saving provides cash for emergencies (unexpected expenses), short, medium and long term goals, and funds for investing
- A legal term used when a person, a company or an organisation is unable to pay any outstanding debts.
- A rate that varies over times and defines how much one currency is worth versus another
- Refers either to the extra amount you have to pay back when you borrow money, or the money a bank pays you for leaving your money with them
- A spending plan which covers expected income and expenses over a period of time
- A foreign exchange rate is the price of one country's currency in terms of another's. Like all prices, exchange rates rise and fall
- The rate (percentage) you pay on a mortgage to the lender
- A bank card that allows you to buy goods and services in exchange for paying later. You may have to pay interest on top of what you already owed if you do not repay on time
- Money earned mostly from working or employment
Down
- When you cannot pay back your debt or what you owe as originally agreed
- Credit is a promise that you make to pay someone later
- The percentage of people who are out of work and looking for jobs. High unemployment rates are a sign of a weak economy
- Money spent to pay for goods and services
- Savings that people build up over their working lives to give them an income when they are retired
- Annual Percentage Rate is yearly interest that a person or company will pay on borrowed money
- A bank account that keeps your money and pays interest and allows withdrawals
- The money collected by the government from individuals and companies
- A bank card that allows you to pay for goods and services, on the internet, contactless or by entering a pin number. It also provides access to a cash machine so you can withdraw cash from your bank account to pay for goods or services. Its key feature is that you can only spend what you already have in your bank account
- The central bank which oversees the UK’s supply of money, sets the interest rate and helps to ensure the country's financial stability
- The overall degree of comfort of an individual, household, or population, as measured by the amount of goods and services its members consume and its access to basic necessities
- A long-term loan to buy a house, flat, building or land
- Generally, when you owe money to someone, a bank or a company
- Something you borrow, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest
- The amount of money that you pay per week or per month to live somewhere if you do not own the property
- The way a country manages its money and resources (such as workers and land) to produce, buy, and sell goods and services. Goods are products like cars, computers, or even potatoes. Services are duties performed by one person for another, such as teaching and transportation
29 Clues: Money spent to pay for goods and services • Money earned mostly from working or employment • Credit is a promise that you make to pay someone later • A long-term loan to buy a house, flat, building or land • The rate (percentage) you pay on a mortgage to the lender • The extra percentage that you pay back on money you borrow • ...
Personal Finance 2024-04-09
Across
- payment people receive
- money with promise to repay
- fees charged on business and individual income
- - loan to purchase home
- money owed
Down
- exchange for goods or services
- business that lends money
- provides money for a borrower
- things unfavorable
- things favorable
- chance of loss
- share of ownership in a company
12 Clues: money owed • chance of loss • things favorable • things unfavorable • payment people receive • - loan to purchase home • business that lends money • money with promise to repay • provides money for a borrower • exchange for goods or services • share of ownership in a company • fees charged on business and individual income
Accounting and Financing 2019-10-02
Across
- The money you get
- how much you spent
- Total amount of money and salaries to be paid
- Subtraction
- Receipt from what you bought or sold
- how much money the people that work for you receive
Down
- Something you wrote to someone that takes money from your account
- How much you want to spend and not go over
- How much you bought or sold
- how much you pay or get paid daily
- The original sum or total
- It holds your money but you swipe it
- the person that works for you total amount of money
13 Clues: Subtraction • The money you get • how much you spent • The original sum or total • How much you bought or sold • how much you pay or get paid daily • It holds your money but you swipe it • Receipt from what you bought or sold • How much you want to spend and not go over • Total amount of money and salaries to be paid • the person that works for you total amount of money • ...
globalization 2015-02-11
Across
- having positive and negative aspects;not simple
- money paid to a person per month or year
- money a worker gets per hour of work
- poorer economically
- moving production to developing countries
- way of life
- to send goods to another country for sale
Down
- to bring goods from foreign countries
- worker moving from place to place in search for work
- another country, language, customs, etc
- opposite of "advantage"
- a person that buys and uses goods
- buying and selling
- with better economy
- to help others to get better result (by money, food, clothes, etc)
- opposite of "decrease"
- money we pay to support the government
17 Clues: way of life • buying and selling • with better economy • poorer economically • opposite of "decrease" • opposite of "advantage" • a person that buys and uses goods • money a worker gets per hour of work • to bring goods from foreign countries • money we pay to support the government • another country, language, customs, etc • money paid to a person per month or year • ...
globalization 2015-02-11
Across
- having positive and negative aspects;not simple
- way of life
- poorer economically
- a person that buys and uses goods
- to bring goods from foreign countries
- money paid to a person per month or year
- moving production to developing countries
- to send goods to another country for sale
- worker moving from place to place in search for work
- money a worker gets per hour of work
Down
- with better economy
- opposite of "advantage"
- opposite of "decrease"
- another country, language, customs, etc
- to help others to get better result (by money, food, clothes, etc)
- buying and selling
- money we pay to support the government
17 Clues: way of life • buying and selling • with better economy • poorer economically • opposite of "decrease" • opposite of "advantage" • a person that buys and uses goods • money a worker gets per hour of work • to bring goods from foreign countries • money we pay to support the government • another country, language, customs, etc • money paid to a person per month or year • ...
You are broke 2023-03-14
Across
- my 20$ one can tell the same information
- "keep the change"
- the most useless ore in Minecraft
- some bad some worse (you earn money at least)
- something you wish you were
- you keep your non existent riches inside
- poor people on the street do it
- expensive vroom vroom
- you owe money that you don´t have
Down
- they scam you there
- something you wish you had
- feastables creator
- its so shinyyyy...
- you haven´t and you never will win it
- massive robbery to steal money (like in Ocean´s 11)
- the international currency
- you are going to sink it anyways
17 Clues: "keep the change" • feastables creator • its so shinyyyy... • they scam you there • expensive vroom vroom • something you wish you had • the international currency • something you wish you were • poor people on the street do it • you are going to sink it anyways • the most useless ore in Minecraft • you owe money that you don´t have • you haven´t and you never will win it • ...
Business Math 3-1 2021-01-04
Across
- amount in account on which interest is figured
- total interest earned
- four times a year
- total money at end of interest period
- 365 times a year
- once a year
Down
- a deposit or withdrawal that is recorded
- twelve times a year
- taking money out of an account
- money paid to a lender for using their money
- putting money into an account
- twice a year
- Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
13 Clues: once a year • twice a year • 365 times a year • four times a year • twelve times a year • total interest earned • putting money into an account • taking money out of an account • Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation • total money at end of interest period • a deposit or withdrawal that is recorded • money paid to a lender for using their money • ...
Jenna's economics review 2022-03-11
Across
- Money that can be easily accessed and spent
- Trading without using money
- money received on a regular basis
- The process of removing funds from a bank account
- a nations form of money
- A plan for spending and saving one's income
- An amount of money you have to pay the government
Down
- The act of giving material goods from a lender to a borrower
- The state of not having a job
- A loan of money that must be repaid
- The limited a availability of natural resources
- Something people want but don’t need
- Gross domestic Product
13 Clues: Gross domestic Product • a nations form of money • Trading without using money • The state of not having a job • money received on a regular basis • A loan of money that must be repaid • Something people want but don’t need • Money that can be easily accessed and spent • A plan for spending and saving one's income • The limited a availability of natural resources • ...
Accounting terms 2022-04-06
Across
- accrued payroll and withholding
- paid yearly
- Is referred to as stockholders’ equity
- help understand the situation
- money used for later
- money sent directly to your account
- used to track revenue
- buildings
Down
- before taxes
- money available immediately
- Paying suppliers yearly
- after taxes
- analysis of financial transactions
- company car
- comprised of all short-term
- how much it is
- Are contained in every entry in a ledger
- represent the total sales
18 Clues: buildings • after taxes • paid yearly • company car • before taxes • how much it is • money used for later • used to track revenue • Paying suppliers yearly • represent the total sales • money available immediately • comprised of all short-term • help understand the situation • accrued payroll and withholding • analysis of financial transactions • money sent directly to your account • ...
Tymardill3Maria 2018-01-23
Across
- whole money a country makes (pg.7)
- weather (pg.17)
- involve in (pg.32)
- dependable (pg.23)
- not enough food/starving (pg.17)
- hard obstacle (pg.24)
- people that are poor, opposite of wealthy (pg.5)
- things needed for survival (pg.10)
- putting stuff into(money,time,effort) (pg.27)
- problem (pg.29)
- middle (pg.8)
- self employed women's association (pg.30)
Down
- International, provides animals to needy families (pg.20)
- money earned (pg.14)
- argument, talk and discuss, hint=club (pg.26)
- consistently (pg.18)
- nothing, not accurate (pg.33)
- beautiful, wonderful (pg.13)
- no access to a ocean (pg.22)
- trustful,accurate (pg.32)
- bad air (pg.26)
- schooling (pg.27)
- diseases transmitted through people (pg.29)
- money system (pg.7)
- firmly fixed (pg.29)
25 Clues: middle (pg.8) • bad air (pg.26) • weather (pg.17) • problem (pg.29) • schooling (pg.27) • involve in (pg.32) • dependable (pg.23) • money system (pg.7) • money earned (pg.14) • consistently (pg.18) • firmly fixed (pg.29) • hard obstacle (pg.24) • trustful,accurate (pg.32) • beautiful, wonderful (pg.13) • no access to a ocean (pg.22) • nothing, not accurate (pg.33) • ...
PAST PARTICIPLE 2023-05-03
Across
- ________ dinner for a lot of people?
- ________ in a chair for six hours?
- ________ a novel in English?
- ________ a short story in English?
- ________ someone a new English word?
- ________ money from someone?
- ________ a tractor?
- ________ about living a different country?
- ________ something but then forgotten what you learned?
- ________ a ghost?
- ________ a person or animal?
Down
- ________ too much money for something?
- ________ a famous person?
- ________ a kite?
- ________ a lot of money?
- ________ your homework but didn't finish it?
- ________ five cups of coffee in one day?
- ________ a baby in your arm?
- ________ some money in the floor?
- ________ really strange food?
- ________ a strange, scary noise at night?
- ________ a horse, an elephant, or a camel?
- ________ something very dangerous?
- ________ in line for a very long time?
- ________ a picture of a dinossaur?
- ________ in the Pacific Ocean?
26 Clues: ________ a kite? • ________ a ghost? • ________ a tractor? • ________ a lot of money? • ________ a famous person? • ________ a novel in English? • ________ a baby in your arm? • ________ money from someone? • ________ a person or animal? • ________ really strange food? • ________ in the Pacific Ocean? • ________ some money in the floor? • ________ in a chair for six hours? • ...
Being a student 2023-01-16
Across
- "ville universitaire" in English
- finance
- take part in an activity/event.
- Qualification given to a student by universities after 3 (UK) or 4 years (US).
- to pay everything that is due
- an amount of money given by a university to pay for the studies of a person
- "égalité des chances" in English
- money you keep
- wages
- succeed
Down
- a person who works without being paid.
- Take advantage of every opportunity
- help
- "atteindre mon but" in English
- Qualification given to British schools at the end of secondary education.
- Get money from the bank
- a second-year university or high school student
- be present (in class)
- Money paid to an university/school to study
- fail
20 Clues: help • fail • wages • finance • succeed • money you keep • be present (in class) • Get money from the bank • to pay everything that is due • "atteindre mon but" in English • take part in an activity/event. • "ville universitaire" in English • "égalité des chances" in English • Take advantage of every opportunity • a person who works without being paid. • ...
Ibnans Social Crossword 2022-06-20
Across
- A tax or duty placed on imports
- working hard to achieve something
- becoming part of a different group
- money made from business taking away costs
- person who buys goods and services
- money needed to start a business
- land only used by fist nations people
- fixing firmly within
- someone whose first language is French
- being successful in something you desire
- person who makes goods and services
Down
- expensive clothing brands
- to becoming part of again
- applying the law
- when people together and do not buy something
- the process of creating the product
- apparel brand specializing in athletic gear
- property and capital of someone or business
- things that hold monitory value
- annual payment
- money generated from selling goods
- someone whose first language is English
- consequence for doing a crime
23 Clues: annual payment • applying the law • fixing firmly within • expensive clothing brands • to becoming part of again • consequence for doing a crime • A tax or duty placed on imports • things that hold monitory value • money needed to start a business • working hard to achieve something • becoming part of a different group • person who buys goods and services • ...
Business Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-12
Across
- the process of making or manufacturing goods
- to provide
- a card where money is taken from your bank account
- a business owned by one individual
- business expansion
- where only one seller can sell a certain product
- to owe money
- the resource used to produce value
- eg. the ajm business market
- a method of gathering information
Down
- a legal arrangement between two people to share a business
- the using up of a resource
- to owe where ____ is due
- a portion of ownership of another company
- a person who organizes business
- the total amount of money that is made
- a useful or valuable thing, person, or quality
- how much money that is made from selling goods
- a share of ownership from another company
- something that is owed to somebody else
20 Clues: to provide • to owe money • business expansion • to owe where ____ is due • the using up of a resource • eg. the ajm business market • a person who organizes business • a method of gathering information • a business owned by one individual • the resource used to produce value • the total amount of money that is made • something that is owed to somebody else • ...
Business Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-12
Across
- a useful or valuable thing, person, or quality
- to owe where ____ is due
- business expansion
- a person who organizes business
- a portion of ownership of another company
- a business owned by one individual
- something that is owed to somebody else
Down
- a card where money is taken from your bank account
- the using up of a resource
- the total amount of money that is made
- eg. the ajm business market
- a method of gathering information
- where only one seller can sell a certain product
- the process of making or manufacturing goods
- a share of ownership from another company
- to provide
- to owe money
- the resource used to produce value
- a legal arrangement between two people to share a business
- how much money that is made from selling goods
20 Clues: to provide • to owe money • business expansion • to owe where ____ is due • the using up of a resource • eg. the ajm business market • a person who organizes business • a method of gathering information • the resource used to produce value • a business owned by one individual • the total amount of money that is made • something that is owed to somebody else • ...
Business Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-12
Across
- a useful or valuable thing, person, or quality
- to owe where ____ is due
- business expansion
- a person who organizes business
- a portion of ownership of another company
- a business owned by one individual
- something that is owed to somebody else
Down
- a card where money is taken from your bank account
- the using up of a resource
- the total amount of money that is made
- eg. the ajm business market
- a method of gathering information
- where only one seller can sell a certain product
- the process of making or manufacturing goods
- a share of ownership from another company
- to provide
- to owe money
- the resource used to produce value
- a legal arrangement between two people to share a business
- how much money that is made from selling goods
20 Clues: to provide • to owe money • business expansion • to owe where ____ is due • the using up of a resource • eg. the ajm business market • a person who organizes business • a method of gathering information • the resource used to produce value • a business owned by one individual • the total amount of money that is made • something that is owed to somebody else • ...
a cup of tea 2022-12-08
Across
- frail creature with.... hair
- moving or speaking slowly and with little energy, often in an attractive way
- a bad use of money
- having little money
- a thin tube of paper filled with tobacco, that people smoke
- to look for a long time at someone
- = extremely good
- not strong or healthy
- lay back in the big chair in a kind of sweet...
- a piece of paper money
Down
- Miss Smith never drink
- rosemary's husband
- Oh, what's happened? Previous....?
- anything that lives but is not a plant
- in a way that avoids saying or doing anything that could upset someone
- girl was asking for money for a cup of ....
- synonym for nutritious
- very surprising
- a person who tries to get something from someone else without paying for it
- the story's protagonist
20 Clues: very surprising • = extremely good • rosemary's husband • a bad use of money • having little money • not strong or healthy • Miss Smith never drink • synonym for nutritious • a piece of paper money • the story's protagonist • frail creature with.... hair • Oh, what's happened? Previous....? • to look for a long time at someone • anything that lives but is not a plant • ...
20250315 八下 M6 2025-03-15
Across
- man, one man
- only
- the tool to get more fresh air
- the games or hobbies
- to clean , to make a place not dirty
- the great and hapy feeling of being pleased
- make it! to do something perfectly
- the thing we use to post a letter, a kind of collecting, especilly old ones
- the wooden platform / wooden bar to hold things
- the money, but heavy
Down
- the final ending
- the money people using in the us or the world
- the money people using in the UK or the Europe
- make someone pay attention to
- the money, but light
- the price of something
- of great value
- to be
- out to publish, to make a book come the its readers
- to sail in the sea
- the experience
- have to do
22 Clues: only • to be • have to do • man, one man • of great value • the experience • the final ending • to sail in the sea • the money, but light • the games or hobbies • the money, but heavy • the price of something • make someone pay attention to • the tool to get more fresh air • make it! to do something perfectly • to clean , to make a place not dirty • the great and hapy feeling of being pleased • ...
The Garfield Show Financial Terms 2024-12-06
Across
- Something you work to earn a salary.
- To give money to someone.
- A amount of money owed for goods or services.
- Canada, and America's form of currency.
- A action people pay for.
- To buy a good.
Down
- The general word for currency.
- How much a good or service costs.
- To owe someone something, usually money.
- Having a lot of money.
- To purchase a good or service.
- To use your money for something.
12 Clues: To buy a good. • Having a lot of money. • A action people pay for. • To give money to someone. • The general word for currency. • To purchase a good or service. • To use your money for something. • How much a good or service costs. • Something you work to earn a salary. • Canada, and America's form of currency. • To owe someone something, usually money. • ...
globalization 2015-02-11
Across
- money a worker gets per hour of work
- to bring goods from foreign countries
- money we pay to support the government
- moving production to developing countries
- having positive and negative aspects;not simple
- another country, language, customs, etc
- poorer economically
- worker moving from place to place in search for work
- opposite of "decrease"
Down
- to send goods to another country for sale
- to help others to get better result (by money, food, clothes, etc)
- opposite of "advantage"
- way of life
- with better economy
- a person that buys and uses goods
- buying and selling
- money paid to a person per month or year
17 Clues: way of life • buying and selling • with better economy • poorer economically • opposite of "decrease" • opposite of "advantage" • a person that buys and uses goods • money a worker gets per hour of work • to bring goods from foreign countries • money we pay to support the government • another country, language, customs, etc • money paid to a person per month or year • ...
globalization 2024-12-13
Across
- a person that buys and uses goods
- buying and selling
- poorer economically
- having positive and negative aspects;not simple
- money a worker gets per hour of work
- money paid to a person per month or year
- with better economy
- another country, language, customs, etc
- to bring goods from foreign countries
Down
- to send goods to another country for sale
- to help others to get better result (by money, food, clothes, etc)
- worker moving from place to place in search for work
- money we pay to support the government
- opposite of "advantage"
- way of life
- opposite of "decrease"
- moving production to developing countries
17 Clues: way of life • buying and selling • poorer economically • with better economy • opposite of "decrease" • opposite of "advantage" • a person that buys and uses goods • money a worker gets per hour of work • to bring goods from foreign countries • money we pay to support the government • another country, language, customs, etc • money paid to a person per month or year • ...
Banking 2025-12-08
Across
- things put up as security for a loan
- normally have better rates than banks
- type of account where you save money
- protects deposits up to a certain amount
- adds money to an account
- loan for a vehicle
- fee imposed if a bad check used
- automated teller machines
Down
- types of checks when abroad
- mortgage that becomes pay in full after some time
- another name for house loan
- amount of money loaned without collateral
- deducts money from accounts
- describes a check written without funds
- the type of checking account you want
- Wal-Mart and Home Depot allows this
- type of verification of identity
17 Clues: loan for a vehicle • adds money to an account • automated teller machines • types of checks when abroad • another name for house loan • deducts money from accounts • fee imposed if a bad check used • type of verification of identity • Wal-Mart and Home Depot allows this • things put up as security for a loan • type of account where you save money • ...
insurance 2026-04-09
Across
- Being safe from big money problems
- Paying a percent after deductible
- Life insurance that lasts for a set time
- Person who sells and explains insurance
- Claim denied if it’s not
- Random event like accident
- Covers damage you cause to others
Down
- Helps pay medical bills
- Planning to avoid big money problems
- Used to predict risk
- What liability does NOT cover (your own stuff)
- Paying money every month for insurance
- Shows what insurance covers
- Insurance for stolen items in apartment
- Money you pay before insurance helps
- Small payment at the doctor
- Insurance goes up if you’re more
17 Clues: Used to predict risk • Helps pay medical bills • Claim denied if it’s not • Random event like accident • Shows what insurance covers • Small payment at the doctor • Insurance goes up if you’re more • Paying a percent after deductible • Covers damage you cause to others • Being safe from big money problems • Planning to avoid big money problems • ...
CYOA 2024-12-02
Across
- Interest
- Banking Era
- nation was the first to develop paper money?
- Hamilton
- of Money (6) – Details and Examples
- Supply – (M1 & M2)
Down
- Credit vs. Bad Credit
- Interest
- of Money (3) – Details and Examples
- was money printed for the first time in the U.S. and why?
- Score
- Jackson
- of ‘Credit Cards’
- of Money (3) – Details and Examples
14 Clues: Score • Jackson • Interest • Interest • Hamilton • Banking Era • of ‘Credit Cards’ • Supply – (M1 & M2) • Credit vs. Bad Credit • of Money (3) – Details and Examples • of Money (3) – Details and Examples • of Money (6) – Details and Examples • nation was the first to develop paper money? • was money printed for the first time in the U.S. and why?
Unit 4 Vocabulary 2016-01-03
Across
- To refuse to pay a check written for more money then the amount in an account
- A savings account with a minimum balance, a fixed interest rate and a fixed period of time
- Interest on the principal only
- To compare the information in a check register to a bank statement and correct any mistakes
- A booklet used to keep track of the balance when a check is written or a deposit/withdrawal is made from an account
- Interest on the principal and the interest already earned
- Card A bank card that allows you to use an ATM
- The amount of money in a bank account
- To take money out of a bank
- A machine that lets you access your bank account at any time
- A business that offers financial services
- To put money into a bank
Down
- A bank form usually sent each month to the account holder that lists all the checks paid, deposits, withdrawals, service charges and the account balance
- A bank account where you can use checks in order to pay expenses
- A line of credit that banks offer to their customers to cover their overdrafts. It kicks in when a customer writes a check for more than the amount in their account.
- A deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the account holds.
- A piece of paper that orders a bank to take money from an account
- A card with the name, address and authorized signature of an account holder.
- Account A bank account used to save money and earn interest
19 Clues: To put money into a bank • To take money out of a bank • Interest on the principal only • The amount of money in a bank account • A business that offers financial services • Card A bank card that allows you to use an ATM • Interest on the principal and the interest already earned • Account A bank account used to save money and earn interest • ...
financial terminology 2022-05-26
Across
- a commision that you pay to the government for public services and protection.
- a form of bank account that you can draw money from whenever you please.
- vs wants
- the chick who does adds for progressive car insurance
- a manner of payement that takes money directly out of your checking account
- the overall sum of money that a person is worth counting asset value and debt.
- a way to plan out your goals for the future in a specific measurable attainable and time bound way
- a service you pay for monthly to have financial aid when a disaster strikes.
- when you feel the effects of your investment immediately.
- money that you put into a business in hopes that it will grow as the company grows
- a number that measures how harsh the interest on your purchases with a credit card will be.
- a manner to borrow money and pay it back with interest.
Down
- an object or investment that holds monetary value
- when you owe money that you haven't paid off yet.
- the guy in a red shirt and khakis in the statefarm adds
- when you take the action of switching to geico to save 15% or more on car insuirance.
- what you pay someone for their service.
- a manner of payement that takes a loan out from the bank when yo make a purchase that is payed back with interest at the end of the month
- money you put away for the future when you may need it.
19 Clues: vs wants • what you pay someone for their service. • an object or investment that holds monetary value • when you owe money that you haven't paid off yet. • the chick who does adds for progressive car insurance • the guy in a red shirt and khakis in the statefarm adds • money you put away for the future when you may need it. • ...
Economics 2023-01-20
Across
- The official type of money used in a country
- The amount of a good or service that people are willing to purchase
- When you gain money by leaving your money in the bank
- What is the way we can compare supply and demand
- When a country brings in goods from another country
- When a country sends goods out to another country
- When you borrow money from the bank and need to pay more money back
- The amount of a good or service that is available to be purchased
- When someone focuses on doing one job
Down
- When two people need each other
- A person who creates (or produces) a good or service
- When there is too much of a good or service available
- The money someone makes from doing work
- When people exchange goods and/or services so both parties are happy with the outcome
- Something you buy to fulfill a want or need that you can physically touch or hold.
- A person who purchases a good or service
- When there is not enough of a good or service to satisfy the demand
17 Clues: When two people need each other • When someone focuses on doing one job • The money someone makes from doing work • A person who purchases a good or service • The official type of money used in a country • What is the way we can compare supply and demand • When a country sends goods out to another country • When a country brings in goods from another country • ...
Economics 2023-01-20
Across
- The official type of money used in a country
- The amount of a good or service that people are willing to purchase
- When you gain money by leaving your money in the bank
- What is the way we can compare supply and demand
- When a country brings in goods from another country
- When a country sends goods out to another country
- When you borrow money from the bank and need to pay more money back
- The amount of a good or service that is available to be purchased
- When someone focuses on doing one job
Down
- When two people need each other
- A person who creates (or produces) a good or service
- When there is too much of a good or service available
- The money someone makes from doing work
- When people exchange goods and/or services so both parties are happy with the outcome
- Something you buy to fulfill a want or need that you can physically touch or hold.
- A person who purchases a good or service
- When there is not enough of a good or service to satisfy the demand
17 Clues: When two people need each other • When someone focuses on doing one job • The money someone makes from doing work • A person who purchases a good or service • The official type of money used in a country • What is the way we can compare supply and demand • When a country sends goods out to another country • When a country brings in goods from another country • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2025-01-16
Across
- Animals and plants that live in their natural environment, not in homes or farms.
- A very high land, bigger than a hill.
- The act of cheating or lying to get money or something valuable.
- Animals or places that are natural, not controlled by people.
- A person who has a lot of money or valuable things.
- A person who gives money to a business to make more money.
- Something related to home or family, not international.
- The amount of money you need to pay for something.
- The surface of the Earth where people, animals, and plants live.
- A group that helps people who need food, money, or clothes
Down
- When something has nothing inside.
- Something you aim to achieve, like a target
- Something very valuable, like gold or jewels
- A place where people go at night to dance, listen to music, and have fun.
- A place where bad people are kept as punishment.
- A trip to visit places for fun or to learn about them.
- When something happens later than expected or planned.
17 Clues: When something has nothing inside. • A very high land, bigger than a hill. • Something you aim to achieve, like a target • Something very valuable, like gold or jewels • A place where bad people are kept as punishment. • The amount of money you need to pay for something. • A person who has a lot of money or valuable things. • ...
Study Guide 2025-10-02
Across
- - a plan that helps you manage your money
- - taking away, or an amount taken away
- - the amount employees earn after all payroll deductions
- - the state of working for oneself rather than an employer
- - a fixed compensation periodically paid to a person for regular work or services
- - Total money earned before taxes and deductions
- - money received, especially on a regular basis
- - to give a small amount of money to someone who has provided a service
Down
- - money an employee earns for selling goods
- - money that is paid or received for work or services
- - a federal health insurance program for people age 65 or older.
- - the foundation of economic security for millions of Americans—retirees, disabled persons, and families of retired, disabled or deceased workers
- - a tax on income and is imposed by the U.S. federal government.
- - IRS document that you complete to determine how much should be withheld from your paycheck for federal income taxes.
- - anything that has current or future economic value to a business
- - the state of being responsible for something
- - a financial burden or outlay
17 Clues: - a financial burden or outlay • - taking away, or an amount taken away • - a plan that helps you manage your money • - money an employee earns for selling goods • - the state of being responsible for something • - money received, especially on a regular basis • - Total money earned before taxes and deductions • - money that is paid or received for work or services • ...
Ch. 12 Vocab 2024-02-19
Across
- A tax on the value of the property owned by a person or business
- A careful examination by trained accountants of every item of income and every expenditure
- Money charged as a penalty for breaking certain laws
- An excess of money
- The payment made for the use of borrowed money
- Payments charged by governments for various licenses
- The tax on earnings of individual citizens and businesses
- Import tax
- Revenue equals its expenditures
- The interest plus the total amount of money that the U.S. government has borrowed
Down
- The tax collected on most products sold
- A tax that takes a larger percentage of income from higher-income groups than lower-income groups
- The primary purpose of taxes is to raise
- The income a business has left after paying its expenses
- A shortage of money
- A certificate stating that the government has borrowed a certain sum of money from the owner
16 Clues: Import tax • An excess of money • A shortage of money • Revenue equals its expenditures • The tax collected on most products sold • The primary purpose of taxes is to raise • The payment made for the use of borrowed money • Money charged as a penalty for breaking certain laws • Payments charged by governments for various licenses • ...
Commerce 2024-04-11
Across
- multiple of one business
- legal arrangements that allow individuals to place assets in a special account to benefit another person or entity
- statistics that describe populations and their characteristics
- allows you to get money upfront with the promise to repay it in the future
- The amount of money coming in after a period of time
- A period of time after sale contract has been signed to cancel without penalty
- the amount of time you have to repay the loan and the frequency of your payments
- Promoting your business, services or goods.
Down
- people who are owed money because they have provided goods, services or money.
- a person who sets up a business
- you don't have to provide any security for your loan.
- the state of being legally responsible for something.
- Highest ranking person in company
- an expense, or money paid out from an account,
- a useful or valuable thing or person.
- Money people must pay to government
16 Clues: multiple of one business • a person who sets up a business • Highest ranking person in company • Money people must pay to government • a useful or valuable thing or person. • Promoting your business, services or goods. • an expense, or money paid out from an account, • The amount of money coming in after a period of time • ...
Cashless Society 2024-09-12
Across
- fiction what do think about a cashless world a cashless worl may sound like something taken from?
- in a cashless society,financial activities should be?
- what is the name of the money storage place that benefits debit cards?
- carrying very large amounts of cash is very easy to?
- why is cash used less and less?
- first of all, electronic payments don't have the same level of privacy as payments?
- carring cash makes people highly valuable targets?
- what is the electronic abbreviation for bank robbery?
- what is the name of money made of metal?
- printing banknotes and printing coins both require?
Down
- what is the first advantage of a cashless society?
- if the source of money is unknown money theft becomes much more?
- cash is generally used to commit crimes that violate?
- activities such as illegal gambling or drug trafficking,because there are no transaction records and money is easier?
- all transaction are carried out?
- fiction a world without money might sound like something taken from?
16 Clues: why is cash used less and less? • all transaction are carried out? • what is the name of money made of metal? • what is the first advantage of a cashless society? • carring cash makes people highly valuable targets? • printing banknotes and printing coins both require? • carrying very large amounts of cash is very easy to? • ...
Week 26, 27 & 28 Vocabulary Quiz 2025-03-27
Across
- the money left over after a business pays all of its expenses
- when there is more demand for something than there is a supply
- a person who thinks of a new or better way
- money a business earns from selling a good or service
- when the supply of a good or service is more than the demand
- needing to pay back for something already received
- how many people want or need a good
Down
- ______ cost: the amount of money it takes to make a good or provide a service
- a plan on how to use our money
- set money aside for something
- free ______ system: the government does not control the market
- the money it costs to run a business
- when the expenses of the business is more than its income
- how much of a good there is to buy
- an outcome you are trying to achieve
- _____ line: a row of workers who each do their part to produce a product
16 Clues: set money aside for something • a plan on how to use our money • how much of a good there is to buy • how many people want or need a good • the money it costs to run a business • an outcome you are trying to achieve • a person who thinks of a new or better way • needing to pay back for something already received • money a business earns from selling a good or service • ...
Random B words 2024-03-06
15 Clues: Polar • nothing • not good • last place • I cant see • the bee hive • a girls name • lots of money • famous artist • this is my_______ • medal for 3rd place • the opposite of white • Can I _____ some money • where the money resides • Help me, Im ___________
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