money Crossword Puzzles
Money and Markets 2022-04-28
Across
- a factory where cloth is made
- machine that recores sounds and plays them back
- someone who creates things
- money you borrow from a bank
- money used in France, Germany and Italy
- to replace something
- any task or job you pay someone to do
- anything you can buy
- money people earn
- things found in nature
- to do something without being paid
- a safe place to keep your money
- to choose by voting
- money you pay to the government for services
- people who make things to sell
- extra money you pay when you borrow money
Down
- money earned by children for doing chores
- to be chosen by a leader for a job
- the leader of a city
- services things like roads and sidewalks
- people who buy things
- a duty to do or not do something
- allows you to buy something now, and pay for it later
- allows you to use your own money from your bank account
- to use something again or in another way
- someone who studies science
- a place people who need it can get free food
- a place where goods are made
- anything people can use
- to give one thing for another thing
- when there is not enough of something to go around
- having options
- any group of producers and consumers
33 Clues: having options • money people earn • to choose by voting • the leader of a city • to replace something • anything you can buy • people who buy things • things found in nature • anything people can use • someone who creates things • someone who studies science • money you borrow from a bank • a place where goods are made • a factory where cloth is made • people who make things to sell • ...
Australian's Spending Money 2022-09-15
Across
- activities that make the products available to customers when and where they want to purchase
- is a paid non-personal message communicated through a mass medium
- is any free news story about a business’s products.
- is the ability of a business to minimise its costs and maximise profit with the lowest assets
- are the realistic and measurable goals to be achieved through the marketing plan
- refers to the technique in which marketers try to create an image or identity for a product compared with the image of competing products.
- refers to the business processes that involve transformation or ‘production’
- is the ability of the business to increase its size in the longer term
- (1- -8) involves the buying and selling of goods and services via the internet
- refers to enhancing the skills of the employee
- (6-9) are those activities aimed at creating and maintaining favourable relations between a business and its customers.
- is the of planning and executing , pricing, promotion and distribution strategies for a product
- (6-5) refers to the business’ share of the total industry sales
- (9-3)refers to the combination of the four elements of marketing - the four Ps
- the methods used by a business to inform and persuade a target market about products
Down
- is the process of attracting and recruiting the right staff for roles in a business
- a name or symbol that identifies a specific product and distinguishes it from its competition
- is the process through which people select and interpret information to create meaning
- are items of value owned by the business
- a graphic representation that identifies a business or product
- occurs when a business charges the lowest price possible for a product
- (4-6) a loss leader is a product sold at or below cost price
- refers to the amount of money a customer is prepared to offer in exchange for a product
- (5-9) is the use of activities or materials as direct inducements to customers.
- (5-8) occurs when a business charges the highest possible price for the product on launch
- refer to the end result of the business efforts — the good or service that is delivered
- involves the development of a container and the graphic design for a product
- a method of setting prices according to the interaction between supply and demand
- are the resources used in the transformation (production) process.
- (8-7) the activities of a sales representative to a customer in an attempt to make a sale
- (5-6) is selling products only at certain predetermined prices.
31 Clues: are items of value owned by the business • refers to enhancing the skills of the employee • is any free news story about a business’s products. • (4-6) a loss leader is a product sold at or below cost price • a graphic representation that identifies a business or product • (6-5) refers to the business’ share of the total industry sales • ...
Money Management Review 2025-02-07
Across
- The value of money is _______
- If you avoid too much debt, you are _______
- Anything you own
- The T in SMART goals stands for __________
- Percentage of each check you should put towards an emergency fund
- Income < Expenses
- Income you have to pay your monthly bills
- Equation for net worth is assets _______ liabilities
- Expenses that are easy to budget for because they stay the same
- Anything you owe
- Money you can save or spend as you choose.
- Expenses that arise that you are unable to plan for
Down
- A goal that is completed in one year or less
- A goal that takes 6 or more years to complete
- The S in SMART goals stands for ________
- Income > Expenses
- An example would be a new car loses value as soon as you drive them off the lot drive them off the lot
- Assets that gain value over time
- Expenses that change from month to month
- A plan for how you're going to spend your income
- Car loans, student loans, and credit card debt are all examples of ____________
21 Clues: Anything you own • Anything you owe • Income > Expenses • Income < Expenses • The value of money is _______ • Assets that gain value over time • The S in SMART goals stands for ________ • Expenses that change from month to month • Income you have to pay your monthly bills • The T in SMART goals stands for __________ • Money you can save or spend as you choose. • ...
Money Crossword Puzzle 2025-03-24
Across
- Money spent on goods and services.
- Money put into something with the hope of making a profit.
- A financial target to achieve in the future.
- A booklet containing checks for sending payments.
- The amount of money in a bank account.
- A proof of purchase showing items bought and amount spent.
- Money earned on savings in a bank account.
- To take money out of a bank account.
- Money borrowed that must be paid back with interest.
- A record of financial transactions in a bank.
- Money received from work or other sources.
Down
- The system of money in use in a country.
- Basic needs required for living, such as food and shelter.
- Money set aside for future use.
- A summary of financial transactions over a period of time.
- Money added into a bank account.
- A plan for how to spend and save money.
- Items that are desired but not necessary for living.
- A business exchange involving money.
- Planning, Managing your finances to meet long-term goals.
20 Clues: Money set aside for future use. • Money added into a bank account. • Money spent on goods and services. • A business exchange involving money. • To take money out of a bank account. • The amount of money in a bank account. • A plan for how to spend and save money. • The system of money in use in a country. • Money earned on savings in a bank account. • ...
Money Matters vocabulary 2025-04-02
Across
- something that is available to give you help or support
- a person who contributes money to a company and hopes to profit
- something that costs money
- the space inside of or around something
- an agreement to borrow money and pay it back
- not knowing something that you should know
- begin without a job
- an experienced person who gives someone else advice
- money that a person or company owes
- to try to do something, especially over a long period of time
- money that a person owes
Down
- a tall plant made of wood
- making a lot of money
- something a person has that is worth money
- relating to money
- a new idea that involves taking risks
- a plan for how to spend and save money
- help sell or bring attention to a new product
- a person who starts a new business
- able to produce money
- the teacher of this class
- one part of something
22 Clues: relating to money • begin without a job • making a lot of money • able to produce money • one part of something • money that a person owes • a tall plant made of wood • the teacher of this class • something that costs money • a person who starts a new business • money that a person or company owes • a new idea that involves taking risks • a plan for how to spend and save money • ...
Money and Finance 2021-04-12
Across
- the amount of money you make after you pay for your expenses
- money or fees you must pay to survive. (ex: Rent, insurance, food)
- money you bring INTO your family from work/job
- money taken OUT of your gross income paycheck
- tax you pay on the $$$ you earn
- you pay a little bit more for everything you purchase
- $$ you pay the government because you own boats, cars, houses, land
- the fee a bank charges you to borrow money
- a paper debit that you sign to pay for things. This debit removes money from your account
- adding money to any account
- an account one uses to spend money they don't have
- person you work for
- money subtracted from your account as you spend it
- the exact amount of money you agree to work
Down
- money or fees you pay the government
- paying bills without handling money by using the internet
- making payment for a purchase that withdraws money out of your account immediately
- the bank prints a listing of all your banking transactions over a month's time
- a list of your expenses subtracted from your income (pay)
- the price the store sells an item to you
- the amount of your paycheck BEFORE deductions and taxes
- the money you take home from your paycheck AFTER taxes
- money you owe others and must pay back
23 Clues: person you work for • adding money to any account • tax you pay on the $$$ you earn • money or fees you pay the government • money you owe others and must pay back • the price the store sells an item to you • the fee a bank charges you to borrow money • the exact amount of money you agree to work • money taken OUT of your gross income paycheck • ...
Money and Finance 2025-07-08
Across
- Daromad va xarajatlar rejalashtiruvchisi
- Mahsulot yoki xizmat narxi
- Davlatga to‘lanadigan majburiy to‘lov
- Naqd pul
- Qarz yoki qarzdorlik
- Daromad yoki tushum
- To‘lov kartasi yoki plastik karta
- Pulni foyda olish uchun joylashtirish
- Hamyon yoki pul saqlanadigan kichik sumka
- Pul yoki to‘lov vositasi
- Narsaning qadri yoki foydaliligi
- Moliya va pul boshqaruvi sohasi
- Ish haqi yoki oylik maosh
- Pul sarflash jarayoni
- Biror narsaning narxi yoki xarajati
- Bankdagi hisob raqami
Down
- Foiz yoki qarzdan olinadigan to‘lov
- Foyda olish maqsadida kiritilgan mablag‘
- Pul birligi (masalan, dollar, so‘m)
- Pul o‘tkazmasi yoki moliyaviy operatsiya
- Mamlakatdagi iqtisodiy tizim
- Xarid qilish yoki sotib olish
- Xarajatlar yoki chiqimlar
- To‘lov varaqalari yoki kommunal to‘lovlar
- Bank yoki boshqa manbadan olingan qarz
- Pulni tejash yoki jamg‘arish
- Boylik yoki moliyaviy farovonlik
- To‘lov jarayoni
- Pul saqlanadigan va boshqariladigan muassasa
- Keyinroq to‘lash sharti bilan olinadigan pul yoki narsa
30 Clues: Naqd pul • To‘lov jarayoni • Daromad yoki tushum • Qarz yoki qarzdorlik • Pul sarflash jarayoni • Bankdagi hisob raqami • Pul yoki to‘lov vositasi • Xarajatlar yoki chiqimlar • Ish haqi yoki oylik maosh • Mahsulot yoki xizmat narxi • Mamlakatdagi iqtisodiy tizim • Pulni tejash yoki jamg‘arish • Xarid qilish yoki sotib olish • Moliya va pul boshqaruvi sohasi • ...
Money and Banking 2025-11-14
Across
- Money that has value simply because the government says so.
- Money that has intrinsic value.
- A requirement for money; Everyone must agree on the money as a payment.
- A requirement for money; The amount available is controlled.
- Any item or verifiable record that is generally accepted as payment for goods and services.
- A requirement for money; All money has the same basic design.
- A requirement for money; The ability to be broken down.
- A function of money; A function that allows individuals to save their purchasing power from the present for future use.
- 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 type of interest that builds off the initial investment and the previous interest added.
- A type of banking that allows thousands of banks to create their own form of currency.
Down
- A function of money; Facilitates transactions by being widely accepted as payment for goods and services.
- A requirement for money; To last wear and tear.
- Currency that allows the holder to exchange it for something of value.
- Another word for a trade.
- Sum total of all of the currency and other liquid assets in a country's economy.
- Money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent.
- A requirement for money; Easily moveable.
- A type of interest that builds off the initial amount of the loan.
- A function of money; A measure of the value of all goods and services.
20 Clues: Another word for a trade. • Money that has intrinsic value. • A requirement for money; Easily moveable. • A requirement for money; To last wear and tear. • A requirement for money; The ability to be broken down. • Money that has value simply because the government says so. • A requirement for money; The amount available is controlled. • ...
Money Vocabulary Crossword 2025-12-02
Across
- To not use
- Paying for goods or services
- Physical money - both coins and paper money
- To purchase
- When you use something that is someone else’s temporarily
- A statement of money that is owed for goods or services
- A flat disc or piece of metal used as money
- To give someone something with the expectation that they will give it back
- Where you keep your cards and cash
- The amount of money that is expected in return for a good or service
- An allowance or a small amount of money given to someone each week
Down
- The price of something
- Keep and store up to use for later
- A percentage off the original price
- Something that allows you to pay for things from your account without cash
- A piece of paper with information about your purchase
- Give or hand something over in exchange for money
- To receive something without having to work for it
- Physical paper money or bills
- To trade
- To receive/ to get from working
- To give someone money for an item or service
22 Clues: To trade • To not use • To purchase • The price of something • Paying for goods or services • Physical paper money or bills • To receive/ to get from working • Keep and store up to use for later • Where you keep your cards and cash • A percentage off the original price • Physical money - both coins and paper money • A flat disc or piece of metal used as money • ...
Banks and Money 2015-11-30
23 Clues: Konto • Auszug • leihen • Gebühr • abheben • Zinssatz • Vermögen • Darlehen • preiswert • Kontostand • Geldbeutel • deponieren • Sparschwein • Geldautomat • Portmonnaie • Schnäppchen • Geldautomat • Schuldbetrag • überdieRunden • Bankgeschäfte • abbuchendirekt • Kontoüberziehung • nichtgedecktsein
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission and intending to return it.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time, for example, if it is raining, hot, or windy.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It is a piece of paper that you get from someone as confirmation that they have received money or goods.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
Down
- It is an official group of people, for example a political party, a business, a charity, or a club.
- It means a person gives more of something, especially money, than is usual or expected.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses connected with something as an event.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it, especially for an organisation such as charity.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people who are ill, disabled, or poor.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
20 Clues: It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It means a person gives more of something, especially money, than is usual or expected.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
- It is a piece of paper that you get as confirmation that they have received money or goods.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
Down
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses connected with something as an event.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people who are ill, disabled, or poor.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
20 Clues: It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses connected with something as an event.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It is a piece of paper that you get as confirmation that they have received money or goods.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
Down
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people who are ill, disabled, or poor.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It means a person gives more of something, especially money, than is usual or expected.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
20 Clues: It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
Down
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It means a person gives more of something, than is usual or expected.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses tp help out an event.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
20 Clues: It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is an organisation which raises money to help people. • It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses tp help out an event.
- It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
Down
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It means a person gives more of something, than is usual or expected.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
20 Clues: It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is an organisation which raises money to help people. • It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
Down
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people.
- It means a person gives more of something, than is usual or expected.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses tp help out an event.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
20 Clues: It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is an organisation which raises money to help people. • It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses tp help out an event.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people.
- It means a person gives more of something, than is usual or expected.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
Down
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
20 Clues: It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is an organisation which raises money to help people. • It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • ...
Shopping and Money 2018-06-15
Across
- To give money in exchange for something.
- The money in your wallet.
- A document that shows how much money you need to pay.
- How much you have to pay for something.
- Not open.
- The currency in the USA.
- The currency in Europe.
- You do it when you come into a shop, pick something you like, pay for it and take it home.
- If you have a shop, this is the person who buys from you.
- If you are buying something that is fifteen and you give a twenty pound note - this is the money you get back.
- You can use it to pay somebody. It's a piece of paper which says that you want your bank to pay that person a certain amount of money.
- A person who works in a shop is a shop ________.
- When something costs a lot of money.
Down
- The amount of money you need to pay.
- Not expensive.
- A person who comes to a shop to buy stuff.
- When the price goes down because there is something wrong with the item.
- When you have one hundred of them, you have a pound.
- The currency in the UK.
- A very big shop where you pick things you want from a shelf and put them in your basket. You pay for them when you leave.
- To give something back.
- When it's on, you can get things cheaper.
- You go there to buy books.
- This is what you do with your money when you buy things.
- When you have one hundred of them, you have a dollar.
25 Clues: Not open. • Not expensive. • The currency in the UK. • To give something back. • The currency in Europe. • The currency in the USA. • The money in your wallet. • You go there to buy books. • The amount of money you need to pay. • When something costs a lot of money. • How much you have to pay for something. • To give money in exchange for something. • ...
Money Project Crossword 2014-09-07
Across
- financial gain
- What ANZ stands for
- numercy
- things or money that you put away for future used
- used to buy things from the shop
- bring it out
- Draw
- banner or display thing for the market
- Kneebone who plays the role of the Commissioner
- greater effect
- similarities
- my earnig salary
- The commissioner released the summary of the _____ for the year
Down
- short descriptive summary of financial
- collect information in numbers
- people that buying things from you
- participate
- the survey is still in _______
- Thats was happening on the maket day.
- Frutty Tutty ________ juice on the market Day
- place you can sell products
- the butter Chicken _________MIT$40.00
22 Clues: Draw • numercy • participate • bring it out • similarities • financial gain • greater effect • my earnig salary • What ANZ stands for • place you can sell products • collect information in numbers • the survey is still in _______ • used to buy things from the shop • people that buying things from you • Thats was happening on the maket day. • the butter Chicken _________MIT$40.00 • ...
Budgeting / Money terms 2021-09-03
Across
- When the payee signs their name on the back of a check to cash or deposit the check
- The party that writes the check (to the payee)
- to look for the difference between 2 things Afford have enough money to make a purchase
- A booklet that is used to keep a record of all your checking related transactions, including checks written and deposits
- something you would like, but is not essential, like a ticket to the movies or coffee in a cafe with friends
- a plan for how much money to spend on a purchase Add make bigger, put together
- something you must have, such as regular food, a safe place to live, or a medical cost
- An amount the bank charges (fees) for use of the checking account
- money that you have to pay out, such as rent, food, insurance
Down
- The party that receives the check (who you write the check to)
- within the amount or range that can be spent
- more than, above
- The amount of money currently in your checking account
- a negative value, such as money that goes out of your bank account for an expense
- spent over or more than the budget
- a positive value, such as money that comes into your bank account as income
- money that comes to you from all sources - including salary and gifts
- as much as you need
- an amount that is added to the price of a purchase
- less than, below
- money that is left after you have subtracted your expenses from your income
21 Clues: more than, above • less than, below • as much as you need • spent over or more than the budget • within the amount or range that can be spent • The party that writes the check (to the payee) • an amount that is added to the price of a purchase • The amount of money currently in your checking account • money that you have to pay out, such as rent, food, insurance • ...
Money Matters Vocab 2021-11-19
Across
- Factors that impact a business in which there is scope for growth or development of the company in the future.
- A single person who is the exclusive owner of a business.
- Legal rules or directives that companies must follow in their operations.
- A non-government organisation.
- Money earnt / left over after all expenses have been paid for
- Industry concerned with turning raw materials and resources into final products for consumers.
- An organisation carrying out commercial operations
- industry involved in providing information to consumers and other businesses through research and technological advancements.
- Industry such as mining and agriculture, concerned with obtaining and providing natural raw materials
- A business structure whereby 2 to 20 owners share profit and responsibility for losses for the business.
Down
- A document showing the assets, liabilities and amount held in shares equities of a business.
- The process of setting up a company as a legal entity
- Industry involved in working closely with governments to make economic and social decisions.
- Industry concerned with providing services to consumers, such as plumbing or hairdressing.
- A single person with an idea for a product or business who takes on the risk of setting up a business with a goal of making profit.
- Being legally responsible for or owing something, such as a debt to a lender.
- industry A company owned by between 1 and 50 ‘shareholders’. Shares can’t be purchased by the public.
- An organisation set up to provide help to and raise money for those in need.
- An amount of money lost by a business when expenses are higher than the amount of sales income.
- a company whose shares are traded freely on the sharemarket.
- Examining the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats for a business.
- The legal framework by which a business is set up.
22 Clues: A non-government organisation. • An organisation carrying out commercial operations • The legal framework by which a business is set up. • The process of setting up a company as a legal entity • A single person who is the exclusive owner of a business. • a company whose shares are traded freely on the sharemarket. • ...
The Money Market 2021-11-30
Across
- non-physical asset that has a value as you own it because you’ve signed a contract
- the amount of interest over a period of time
- Banks a bank that provides consultancy services
- loans for less than a year
- when a person loans money to the government and gets a rate of interest
- when a business borrows money to increase capital goods
- another name for banking institutions, they deal with anything that involves money
- a deposit account that bears interest rates
- a card which borrows from the bank and the loan is paid monthly or annually
- when an individual borrows money for personal needs
Down
- interest free banking system that follows principles laid down by Islamic Sharia'h
- an asset that you can touch and hold
- a card which takes money directly from a persons savings account
- when a person takes money from another person’s account after arrangement with the person and the bank
- money put into a bank
- the paper form of money
- an asset that can be quickly and easily converted into cash
- investing in a capital and dividing the capital
- an account that imports and exports a countries goods and services to other countries
- a bank that accepts deposits and gives out loans, they offer service to the public and to companies
- a loan that is used to but an immovable asset
- taking money out of the bank that more than what is in the account
22 Clues: money put into a bank • the paper form of money • loans for less than a year • an asset that you can touch and hold • a deposit account that bears interest rates • the amount of interest over a period of time • a loan that is used to but an immovable asset • investing in a capital and dividing the capital • Banks a bank that provides consultancy services • ...
Money and Shopping 2022-03-02
20 Clues: poor • cost • bill • argue • offer • value • demand • profit • charge • afford • amount • refund • accept • wealth • expense • receipt • fortune • economic • discount • economical
time is money 2022-02-17
Across
- opposite of poor.
- opposite of developed
- on opposite of die
- opposite of large amount of money
- synonym of bad moment
- receive money when someone dies
- a list of dates and times that shows when things will happen or a plan for them to happen.
- having a large amount of money, land and other valuable things
Down
- a plastic card given by a bank that you use for paying for things.
- to make something or someone slow or late
- wait with many people, to be able to enter a part or approach a place
- people that ask for help of food and money on the street
- the time in which something must be done.
- manage to pay for the things you need
- opposite of spending
- things that cause you to owe a large amount of money
- an amount of money you receive regulary to buy the things you need.
- give someone money thay you have borrowed from them
- synonym of rent
- synonym of postpone.
20 Clues: synonym of rent • opposite of poor. • on opposite of die • opposite of spending • synonym of postpone. • opposite of developed • synonym of bad moment • receive money when someone dies • opposite of large amount of money • manage to pay for the things you need • to make something or someone slow or late • the time in which something must be done. • ...
money and trade 2023-12-04
Across
- something sent to another country to be sold
- official order to stop trade with another country
- situation where nations attempt to damage each others trade through restrictions and taxes on goods
- tax on goods coming into a country
- rare and valuable meatel such as gold and silver
- value of one country compared to the money of another outry
- crop that is grown to be sold and requires many people to farm
- a large farm where cash crops are grown
Down
- person who owns a part or share of a business
- big company or group of companies acting together as an organization
- agreement made between countries to establish free trade and end trade wars
- money gained by selling things or doing business after cost have been paid
- place where goods are sold; buying and selling of goods and services
- control over something using official rules
- money paid to workers
- act of producing or creating something
- system or type of money a country uses
- the act of moving goods and services around the world to be sold
- amount of wealth and comfort people have
- country that agrees to help or sopurt another country
20 Clues: money paid to workers • tax on goods coming into a country • act of producing or creating something • system or type of money a country uses • a large farm where cash crops are grown • amount of wealth and comfort people have • control over something using official rules • something sent to another country to be sold • person who owns a part or share of a business • ...
Forms of money 2023-11-16
Across
- Take something that is not yours without the owners approval
- Money saved or made available for a particular purpose
- Money given every week for manual work
- Money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent
- Borrowed money that needs to paid back
- A persons money in a business
- Money you get every month for working
- A thing in a person’s possession
- A person, country, or organization that owes money
- Money borrowed from a bank
- Euro,dollar,yen
Down
- Payment made to a professional in exchange for advice or services
- Partial refund to someone who has paid too much for tax, rent, or a utility
- Money placed in banks and other savings institutions
- A sum of money granted by the state or a public body to help an industry or business keep the price of a commodity or service low
- Money to start a company
- A regular payment made by the state to people of or above the official retirement age and to some widows and disabled people
- A person or company to whom money is owing
- Money in different words
- an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time
20 Clues: Euro,dollar,yen • Money to start a company • Money in different words • Money borrowed from a bank • A persons money in a business • A thing in a person’s possession • Money you get every month for working • Money given every week for manual work • Borrowed money that needs to paid back • A person or company to whom money is owing • ...
money and trade 2023-12-18
Across
- the amount you pay for something
- whar you by goods
- the welthe on a contrey
- goods coming into a country
- mone you make frome seling goods
- whan thay atemt to trade
- some one who is kep after a crime
- a road that goods travle on
- large farm whar cash crop is grown
- somthing you transport to a nother contrey
Down
- the act of moving goods
- people are welthey
- a corpone that is in meney difrint contreys
- the proutuct is at mass cupasity
- contrys that agree to helt
- mone you get pade
- somthing sent to a nother contry
- travling
- someone who helps hold
- money pade to workers
20 Clues: travling • whar you by goods • mone you get pade • people are welthey • money pade to workers • someone who helps hold • the act of moving goods • the welthe on a contrey • whan thay atemt to trade • contrys that agree to helt • goods coming into a country • a road that goods travle on • the amount you pay for something • the proutuct is at mass cupasity • mone you make frome seling goods • ...
All About Money 2023-08-21
Across
- It is believed that the average household has this much in loose change somewhere in the house or car.
- What dollar bill has the shortest circulation life span at 18 months?
- On average, most coins stay in circulation this many years.
- Printed money was first used in this country.
- Number of countries besides the U.S. that use the our money as their currency.
- What was the name of the first credit card?
- What country is known as the largest counterfeiter of money?
- When Ben Franklin designed the coin, he engraved a motto that said "Mind your ___"
- He designed the first penny (not a president).
- What percent of the worlds currency is actual "physical" money?
- What president appears on the $5 bill?
- What dollar spends the longest time in circulation?
- The 1st Bitcoin transaction was for 2 pizza's at this franchise.
- On the back of a $5 bill is a list of all of these.
- This economic occurrence cause the value of money to decrease
- The term banks used for dollars
Down
- The Secret Service was created to prevent this
- What is the average age that people start collecting social security?
- Money isn't really made of paper its mostly made of this?
- This presidents wife is the only women to appear on paper money.
- What president appears on the $2 bill?
- The official name for the study of money.
- Acronym for the agency that prints dollar bills.
- The total amount of money brought in by a company over a set time.
- US president that appears on the $20 bill.
- The eagle that appears on our money was given a name by the Philadelphia Mint, what is it?
- What industry brings in the most revenue?
- In what southern state was Bitcoin first accepted and used?
- How many tons of ink are used each day to print money?
- What does the "T" in ATM stand for?
- It is believed that this animal ate over 2 million dollars worth of Pablo Escobar's money.
- Our money has not always been green, in colonial times it was this color.
- The currency most traded around the world.
- Trace amounts of this illegal substance can be found on 92% of all US dollar bills.
- This agency actually makes coins.
- The process that puts "grooves' on coins is called this
- The oldest currency still in use?
37 Clues: The term banks used for dollars • This agency actually makes coins. • The oldest currency still in use? • What does the "T" in ATM stand for? • What president appears on the $2 bill? • What president appears on the $5 bill? • The official name for the study of money. • What industry brings in the most revenue? • US president that appears on the $20 bill. • ...
Follow the money 2024-01-26
Across
- money kept for a specific purpose
- to ask for money for something being sold
- to change something slightly to improve it
- to produce something
- a person who tries to win or do better than others
- to give something and get something in return
- large enough to have an effect
- having to do with money
- the movement of money
- acting like someone has done something wrong
- to gather information about something
- to speak or take action for a group or person
- a plan or strategy meant to solve a problem
- to pause before doing something
- the money banks pay you to keep your money
- person who sells something
- to depend on someone or something
Down
- to provide a promise
- very small amount
- dollars and pesos, for example
- to participate in an activity
- to place something firmly
- to change slowly over time
- $1, $5, and $20, for example
- a person or group you compete with
- to give something out
- to look at something for information
- a plan for how much you can spend
- to give money to a business again to make a profit
- money you make from selling something
- to confess or agree that something is true
- the money that you ear
- things or services that you pay for
- in a different way
34 Clues: very small amount • in a different way • to provide a promise • to produce something • to give something out • the movement of money • the money that you ear • having to do with money • to place something firmly • to change slowly over time • person who sells something • $1, $5, and $20, for example • to participate in an activity • dollars and pesos, for example • ...
Money and savings 2020-04-06
21 Clues: měna • dluh • úvěr • úroky • půjčka • drobné • půjčit • rozpočet • hypotéka • bankomat • pojištění • půjčit si • být švorc • přečerpat • běžný účet • spořicí účet • zažádat si o • daň z příjmu • výběr (z účtu) • bankovní výpis • bankovní převod
Business and money 2024-04-30
30 Clues: ric • beca • boom • multa • branca • cadena • gestio • moneda • accions • central • prestec • mesclar • escurat • terminis • fabricar • hipoteca • exportar • importar • testament • alcomptat • benestant • pressupost • presupostar • senseunduro • bitllettren • pagaisenyal • elquèguanyes • caureenpicat • posaralavenda • carregatdepasta
Money 101 Vocabulary 2024-03-11
Across
- gas, electricity, water, garbage, and other bills.
- purchases that are not necessary but which are desired.
- to take money out of an account or keep a record of this.
- a deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the account holds.
- an account at a bank against which checks can be drawn by the account depositor.
- money you owe a person or a business.
- a legal agreement by which a bank or other creditor lends money at interest in exchange for taking title of the debtor's property, with the condition that the conveyance of title becomes void upon the payment of the debt.
- a payment made to a professional person or to a professional or public body in exchange for advice or services.
- money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
- a bank account that earns interest.
- the ability to borrow money under the agreement that you'll repay the debt later.
- the action of making or agreeing to make an advance payment in order to receive or participate in something.
Down
- a thing providing protection against a possible eventuality.
- pay someone for the use of (something, typically property, land, or a car).
- money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments.
- 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.
- the action or process of paying someone or something or of being paid.
- the cost required for something; the money spent on something.
- an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.
- a bad or unhealthy habit, especially which costs money.
20 Clues: a bank account that earns interest. • money you owe a person or a business. • gas, electricity, water, garbage, and other bills. • purchases that are not necessary but which are desired. • a bad or unhealthy habit, especially which costs money. • to take money out of an account or keep a record of this. • a thing providing protection against a possible eventuality. • ...
Jobs and money 2024-11-18
Across
- - elektrikas
- - privilegijos
- - senamadis
- - emocinalus
- - advokatas
- - auklė
- - brandus
- - santechnikas
- - pilnas etatas
- - pinigai
- - gerų manierų
- - darbininkas
- - pensininkas
- - gidas
Down
- - atlyginimas
- - klientas
- - kolegos
- - nuotaikų kaita
- - beširdis
- - patiklus
- - pelnas
- - darbdavys
- - statybininkas
- - atsistatydinti
- - ramus
- - uždarbis
- - komanda
27 Clues: - auklė • - ramus • - gidas • - pelnas • - kolegos • - brandus • - pinigai • - komanda • - klientas • - beširdis • - patiklus • - uždarbis • - senamadis • - advokatas • - darbdavys • - elektrikas • - emocinalus • - atlyginimas • - darbininkas • - pensininkas • - privilegijos • - santechnikas • - gerų manierų • - statybininkas • - pilnas etatas • - nuotaikų kaita • - atsistatydinti
Jobs and Money 2024-11-18
25 Clues: - gidas • - įgulą • - žmonės • - darbas • - komanda • - pinigai • - pirkėjas • - uždarbis • - sutartys • - apleistas • - atleistas • - profesiją • - sodininkas • - ugniagesis • - elektrikas • - vartotojas • - mechanikas • - nutrauktas • - pareiškėjas • - teisininkas • - inžinierius • - bendradarbis • - santechnikas • - statybininkas • - išėjęs į pensiją
jobs and money 2024-11-20
Across
- - paaukštinimas
- - namisėda, prisiekęs Tv žiūrovemployeeings - uždarbis, pajamos
- - pasveikinti
- - alga, užmokestis
- - gerai apmokamas
- - praktikantas
- - personalo skyrius
- - darbdavys
- - nauda/privilegijos
- - pelnas, nauda
- - vartotojas
Down
- - nejautrus, storaodis
- - atsistatydinti
- - laisva vieta
- - pretendentas/kandidatas
- - darbuotojas
- - leidimas
- - atleisti (iš darbo)
- - patirtis
- - kreiptis/prašyti
- - atleisti/išmesti iš darbo
- - turėti verslą
- - priedai (prie atlyginimo)
- - kolega
- - palikti, išeiti (iš darbo)
- -išeiti (į pensiją)
26 Clues: - kolega • - leidimas • - patirtis • - darbdavys • - vartotojas • - pasveikinti • - darbuotojas • - laisva vieta • - praktikantas • - paaukštinimas • - turėti verslą • - pelnas, nauda • - atsistatydinti • - gerai apmokamas • - alga, užmokestis • - kreiptis/prašyti • - personalo skyrius • -išeiti (į pensiją) • - nauda/privilegijos • - atleisti (iš darbo) • - nejautrus, storaodis • - pretendentas/kandidatas • ...
Money and Banking 2025-03-10
Across
- Cheques and Demand Drafts
- We increase Reverse Repo Rate when there is ____.
- Qualitative Measure
- converted into gold, no equal reserve of gold required while printing paper currency paper currency
- legally accepted as means of payment
- Inconvertible money
- 200 crores
- Open market Purchase of securities
- Fraction of total deposits as liquid assets with commercial banks
- Maintains deposits of Commercial banks
- M1
Down
- Total liability of RBI
- Currency notes
- Inverse of LRR
- Currency with public+Demand Deposit
- coins
- Fraction of total deposits kept with RBI
- M2,M3,M4
- equal value of gold or silver while printing currency notes
- Borrow from RBI for long period
- multiple of initial deposit
- Borrow from RBI for short period
22 Clues: M1 • coins • M2,M3,M4 • 200 crores • Currency notes • Inverse of LRR • Qualitative Measure • Inconvertible money • Total liability of RBI • Cheques and Demand Drafts • multiple of initial deposit • Borrow from RBI for long period • Borrow from RBI for short period • Open market Purchase of securities • Currency with public+Demand Deposit • legally accepted as means of payment • ...
Fit Money #1 2025-04-16
Across
- Provides financial coverage or protection, usually in the event of an accident or loss.
- Money borrowed to help you pay for your education only.
- A percentage of the cost of a product that goes directly to the seller, not the company.
- Having to choose one purchase over another and missing out on something.
- Having to do with money
- A profession or occupation that a person pursues over the course of their life.
- A sum of money that is borrowed and expected to be paid back with interest.
- Spending money with the intention of achieving a profit. (By putting into property, stocks, or other financial plans.)
- The cost of college
- Money spent
- Type of payment received for the amount of work you do, or the amount of hours you work.
- The final amount of your earnings that you get to keep, after taxes have been taken out.
- Total amount earned in a pay period, before taxes.
Down
- Compared to college, this type of school only focuses on one specific craft or skill. Takes less time to graduate.
- Wage The least amount of money you are legally allowed to be paid for a job in this country.
- Money paid for the use of money borrowed, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
- Compared to typical college, this type of school is a 'junior college' reserved for people who live in the area
- Awarded to a student to cover the cost of college, given by the government
- Awarded to a student to cover the cost of college, given by the school
- Money taken out of your gross pay for taxes and other mandatory fees
- A savings plan that compares your income to your expenses
- Money coming in
- A type of payment that is a fixed amount paid every year no matter how much you work.
- A mandatory payment to the government that comes out of your paycheck, or is added on to the cost of goods and services.
- A percentage of the cost of a product that is paid on top of the total price, and given directly to the salesperson.
25 Clues: Money spent • Money coming in • The cost of college • Having to do with money • Total amount earned in a pay period, before taxes. • Money borrowed to help you pay for your education only. • A savings plan that compares your income to your expenses • Money taken out of your gross pay for taxes and other mandatory fees • ...
WHAT IS MONEY? 2024-12-02
Across
- - Term for when a check payment is processed and funds are taken.
- - Acronym for insufficient funds in a bank account.
- - Descriptor for tender that must be accepted as payment.
- - Bank service that covers insufficient funds for a fee.
- - Measure of how easily something can be converted to cash.
- - Descriptor for a lost card needing immediate reporting.
- - Government corporation insuring bank deposits.
- - Prefix for payments that are set up to happen automatically.
- - Type of card that directly withdraws funds from your account.
Down
- - Protection against loss, as provided for bank accounts.
- - Type of bank account for managing daily finances.
- - Descriptor for assets that are hard to convert to cash.
- - A card type involving borrowing money to be paid later.
- - Action taken to prevent a check from being cashed.
- - Descriptor for fees charged when payments are overdue.
- - A commodity that could back money in a non-fiat system.
- - To compare your transaction records with a bank statement.
- - Password needed for using certain types of cards.
- - Type of money not backed by a physical commodity.
- - Machine for withdrawing money or checking balances.
20 Clues: - Government corporation insuring bank deposits. • - Type of bank account for managing daily finances. • - Acronym for insufficient funds in a bank account. • - Password needed for using certain types of cards. • - Type of money not backed by a physical commodity. • - Action taken to prevent a check from being cashed. • ...
Money Management Vocabulary 2025-09-12
Across
- Unplanned expenses
- Consistent income received around the same time each month
- Expenses that are consistent and require payment around the same time each month
- Having funds for things above budget terms
- Money spent
- Left over money from taxes
- decrease in an asset
- Rare items people collect
- Expenses anticipated the same each month
- Something aimed for
- Personal property list
Down
- Standards for what's important
- Fluctuated expenses
- Money coming in and going out
- Expensive, special items
- Unexpected income
- Asset value increase
- Removing money for savings purposes after receiving income
- A money managing tool to achieve short and long-term goals
- Total value of assets - obligations
- Spending money from taxes
- A payment method used to deposit electronically
- Valued item of guaranteed payment
- Major Purchases; over a period of 5+ years
- Debt for items purchased
- Valued items or money a person owns
- Money from work/Paycheck
27 Clues: Money spent • Unexpected income • Unplanned expenses • Fluctuated expenses • Something aimed for • Asset value increase • decrease in an asset • Personal property list • Expensive, special items • Debt for items purchased • Money from work/Paycheck • Spending money from taxes • Rare items people collect • Left over money from taxes • Money coming in and going out • ...
Money and Shopping 2025-11-14
Across
- the amount you need to pay for something
- a person who buys something from a shop
- the opposite of cheap
- making you feel annoyed
- to bring something to someone’s home
- to use money or time in a useless way
- to be the right size
- a plastic payment tool you use instead of paper money
- to need to give money back to someone
- to give something to someone for a short time and get it back later
- easy to use
Down
- the amount of money something costs
- one thing from a group of things
- notes and coins
- costing no money
- to keep money and not spend it
- many different types of something
- to look good on someone
- a package that is sent
- a lower price than usual
- money returned to you because you took something back to the shop
- to take something from someone for a short time and give it back later
- to ask a shop to send something to your house
23 Clues: easy to use • notes and coins • costing no money • to be the right size • the opposite of cheap • a package that is sent • to look good on someone • making you feel annoyed • a lower price than usual • to keep money and not spend it • one thing from a group of things • many different types of something • the amount of money something costs • to bring something to someone’s home • ...
Keeping Money Safe 2025-11-19
Across
- Something that protects your accounts, only you know it.
- The money stored away for special purposes in our accounts.
- Move money to another account.
- Money the bank pays you to keep your money there.
- The amount of members in a community account.
- People who pretend to be someone who you owe money and steal your money that way.
- The amount of money in your account.
- The more of it you have, the richer you are, it's also good to save some of it.
Down
- Put money into an account.
- Rules that tell us when we have to pay back money, how much interest we pay and what will happen if we don't pay
- The fraction of money you earn from interest.
- To take money out of an account.
- Account Most popular way of keeping money safe.
- Betting money on games, a way we lose a lot of money
- Banks use them to protect your money, keeping an eye on things, it is one way of security.
- An Account that gives people who cannot afford bank fees a way to save their money
- A strong thing used to hold money.
- ...of transacting Meaning easy to withdraw and deposit money any time of day, anywhere.
- To borrow money from the bank, to which you'll owe it back.
- ...Money is A way to send and receive money on your phone.
20 Clues: Put money into an account. • Move money to another account. • To take money out of an account. • A strong thing used to hold money. • The amount of money in your account. • The fraction of money you earn from interest. • The amount of members in a community account. • Money the bank pays you to keep your money there. • Betting money on games, a way we lose a lot of money • ...
Money and Money Management 2025-11-25
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- Money you get in wages or salaries in exchange for work done.
- Money earned without ongoing work being done.
- Use for paying for goods and services.
- First step is to make a list of things you need to achieve
- The expenses remain constant for a period of time.
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- Expenses that change from one period to the next.
- Use by the bank for person who have a chequing account.
- A plan you write down on how to spend your money.
- An electronic transaction used to withdraw or deposit money using an ATM.
- Activities done in the family to help them save money.
10 Clues: Use for paying for goods and services. • Money earned without ongoing work being done. • Expenses that change from one period to the next. • A plan you write down on how to spend your money. • The expenses remain constant for a period of time. • Activities done in the family to help them save money. • Use by the bank for person who have a chequing account. • ...
Monday Money Crossword 2022-07-29
33 Clues: jmk • kkk • yes • loon • jskd • jkkk • Fahd • gggh • klll • jjkk • Hill • gjkk • hkkk • nsnj • Jill • jiji • lsown • fejdj • isooe • halos • fsyys • halos • Yukon • hhhjs • Laois • short • jskdk • Baelio • dayyeh • Kaisha • hsyurj • kkaysy • gejdjn
Money Matters Vocab 2022-11-09
Across
- A fee paid to you for keeping your money in an account OR a fee charged to you for a loan or credit card
- The sticker price for the academic portion of your college expenses, which does not include room and board, textbooks, or other fees
- When someone steals your personal information to commit fraud such as applying for credit, filing taxes, or obtaining medical services
- The specified amount of payment required periodically by an insurer to provide coverage under a plan for a defined period of time
- Money set aside for unanticipated expenses or loss of income
- A type of higher learning school that focuses on job skill training for specific career fields rather than academics in liberal arts
- A legal proceeding carried out to allow individuals or businesses freedom from their debts, while simultaneously providing creditors an opportunity for repayment
- Automatic Teller Machine. Allows a person to manage a bank account holder's funds through actions such as withdrawing or depositing money, viewing account balances, etc.
- A form that an employer must send to an employee and the IRS at the end of the year to report the employee's annual wages and taxes withheld from their paycheck
- Total earnings after payroll taxes and other deductions have been taken out; also called take-home pay
- A category that defines the type of tax return an individual will use, primarily based on marital status; it also determines the size of your tax brackets and how much of your income is taxed at each rate
- Cost of housing and food while at college
- The amount of time you have to repay your entire loan
- A type of aid primarily awarded for academic merit (good grades) or for something you have accomplished (volunteer work, athletics, etc) that does not need to be repaid
- The most commonly used credit score
- Someone you financially support who can be "claimed" on a tax return to reduce your taxable income and lower your taxes
- The amount of money needed to sustain a certain level of living, including basic expenses such as housing, food, taxes, and healthcare; often used when comparing how expensive it is to live in one city versus another
- A range of income amounts that are taxed at a particular rate
- A collection of stocks and/or bonds combined into one fund which will be traded as a unit, typically chosen and actively managed by an "expert" in exchange for a fee from each investor
- A card that allows the holder to make purchases without cash by borrowing money
- A form of property insurance, available to renters, that covers losses to their personal property and protects the insured person from liability claims
- A fixed amount that you are paid over a period of time, regardless of how many hours you work
- A form completed by an employee to indicate his or her tax situation (exemptions, marital status, etc.) to the employer, who then withholds the corresponding amount of taxes from each paycheck
- Student aid coming from the state or federal government, the school, or from private sources that does not need to be repaid
- A measurement of your assets (money you've saved or things of value you own) minus your liabilities (money you owe others); also called net worth
- A general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money
- Any items subtracted from your paycheck, including state and federal income taxes, Social Security, health insurance or 401(k) contributions
- A share of the value of a company, which can be bought, sold, or traded as an investment and which gives the investor small partial ownership of the company
- A monthly document prepared by your financial institution which shows all of the transactions related to your account
- A retirement savings plan, sponsored through your employer who will often match your contributions, that allows an individual to save for retirement and have the savings grow while deferring taxes until funds are withdrawn
- Rate The actual rate you pay on your taxes, as a percentage of your overall income
- Training that is focused on hands-on work that prepares you for skilled trades, like plumbing, cosmetology or car repair
- A payment method that allows you to pay for purchases over time by dividing the purchase amount into smaller equal payments, often with interest and additional fees; also known as Buy Now Pay Later plans
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- The portion of an employee's wages that is not included in their paycheck because it goes directly to federal, state and local taxes
- A three-digit number (ranging from 300-850) based on an individual's credit history detailed in a credit report
- The paying off of debt over time in equal installments; part of each payment goes toward the loan principal while the other part goes toward interest
- A type of scam in which personal information is requested, typically through an illegitimate email
- A document attached to every paycheck that details your earnings and the amount withheld for taxes, health insurance, retirement funds, etc.
- 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
- (FICA) A federal law that requires an employer to withhold taxes from the wages they pay their employees; the funds go toward Social Security and Medicare
- The largest form of student aid in the country; federal aid programs come in the form of government grants, loans, and work-study opportunities
- (CD)A bank product that earns interest on a lump-sum deposit that's untouched for a predetermined period of time
- A fixed dollar amount that you agree to pay each time you receive medical treatment, such as a doctor's visit or prescription
- A partial payment made in cash at the beginning of the purchase of a good or service, while the remaining balance is due later or is financed as part of a loan
- (FAFSA)A free online application that current or prospective college students can submit each year to determine their eligibility for financial aid
- A cost that can be expected at regular intervals and that remains the same amount (e.g., monthly rent payment)
- A cost that appears irregularly or that changes in amount (e.g., utility bills)
- A plan of your expected income and how you will use it to meet your expected expenses over a period of time
- The ratio of money gained or lost on an investment relative to the amount of money invested; also known as return on investment (ROI)
- A document with information about a person's credit activity and history
- Total expense of going to college which may include tuition, room and board, fees, books and supplies, transportation, health insurance, etc. Also known as Sticker Price or a school's published price.
- Total earnings before any deductions are taken
- (APR) The cost you pay each year to borrow money, including fees, expressed as a percentage
- The amount you earn as a benefit of depositing money in an interest bearing account/Reinvesting earned interest back into the principal to allow money to grow exponentially over time
- The percentage at which taxes are paid on each dollar of income
- An automatic electronic deposit of net pay to an employee's designated bank account
- Costs that have already been incurred and cannot be recovered
- A form of property insurance, available to property owners, that covers losses to the physical structure as well as to their personal property and protects the insured person from liability claims
- An illicit business model where profits are based on the investor's ability to recruit other individuals who are enrolled to make payments to their recruiters. Generally, neither a product or service is delivered.
- A tax system that uses tax brackets to collect a larger percentage from the income of high-income earners than it does from low-income earners
- The tax bracket that your highest dollar of income falls into, and therefore the highest tax rate you pay
- The amount of income that is used to calculate an individual's or a company's income tax due
- Taxes paid by employees to federal and state government through a direct deduction from their paycheck
- The amount of money you agree to pay towards your losses before your insurance coverage will begin paying
- An agreement where you make regular payments to a company and the company promises to pay you money if you suffer a specified injury, illness, loss, etc.
- A formal request from the customer to an insurance company asking for a payment based on the terms of the insurance policy
- The standard Internal Revenue Service (IRS) form that individuals can use to file their annual income tax returns
67 Clues: The most commonly used credit score • Cost of housing and food while at college • Total earnings before any deductions are taken • The amount of time you have to repay your entire loan • Money set aside for unanticipated expenses or loss of income • Costs that have already been incurred and cannot be recovered • ...
Andrew and money 2022-09-09
21 Clues: давати • робити • монети • готівка • банкноти • купувати • донатити • вигравати • підіймати • витрачати • продавати • заробляти • отримувати • інвестувати • заощаджувати • призові гроші • позичати комусь • платити за щось • кишенькові гроші • позичати у когось • нерозумно витрачати
Money Year 7 2019-03-25
24 Clues: lön • lån • ärva • mynt • låna • slösa • skuld • sedel • kosta • spara • skatt • huslån • avgift • räkning • låna ut • spendera • investera • ha råd med • förmögenhet • bankautomat • vara skyldig • tjäna (pengar) • värd (om saker) • samla in (för välgörenhet)
MONEY AND FINANCE 2019-06-19
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- A group of stocks you can buy is called a mutual ____
- You borrow this from the bank
- The rate in which prices are going up
- Money the government takes
- Money you put into banks
- The place where they make coins in India
- This helps you how to spend your money
- Standard currency of United States
- What you pay for borrowing money
- When someone uses your personal information to steal, it's called ____ theft
- A precious metal that people often invest in
- A credit __ is a common way to pay for things
- Standard currency of the European Union
- What you owe
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- It is worth 25 cents
- They make loans and accept deposits
- Fake money
- Good to have if you wreck your car or if your house catches fire
- He wrote the Wealth of Nations about the free market system
- Capitalism or the free ____
- A system or type of money
- The amount of money you make by working or investing
- It represents ownership in a corporation
- When you sign a check you ___ it
- Law of ___ and demand
25 Clues: Fake money • What you owe • It is worth 25 cents • Law of ___ and demand • Money you put into banks • A system or type of money • Money the government takes • Capitalism or the free ____ • You borrow this from the bank • What you pay for borrowing money • When you sign a check you ___ it • Standard currency of United States • They make loans and accept deposits • ...
The Money Market 2020-01-12
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- a legal agreement by which a bank, building society, etc. lends money at interest in exchange for taking title of the debtor's property, with the condition that the conveyance of title becomes void upon the payment of the debt.
- a card allowing the holder to transfer money electronically from their bank account when making a purchase.
- an entity that acts as the middleman between two parties in a financial transaction, such as a commercial bank, investment banks, mutual funds and pension funds.
- item of economic, commercial, or exchange value that has a material existence.
- assets which can readily be converted into cash, such as bills of exchange.
- company engaged in the business of dealing with financial and monetary transactions such as deposits, loans, investments, and currency exchange.
- a bank that offers services to the general public and to companies.
- cash on hand or an asset that can be readily converted to cash.
- something you pay with
- a small plastic card issued by a bank, building society, etc., allowing the holder to purchase goods or services on credit.
- specific division of banking related to the creation of capital for other companies, governments and other entities.
- member-owned financial cooperative that is created and operated by members and shares profits with owners.
- proportion of an amount loaned which a lender charges as interest to the borrower, normally expressed as an annual percentage.
- an account at a bank or building society from which money may be withdrawn without notice, typically an active account catering for frequent deposits and withdrawals by cheque.
- a deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the account holds.
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- an arrangement made with a bank that allows a third party to transfer money from a person's account on agreed dates, typically in order to pay bills.
- money placed into banking institutions for safekeeping.
- debt-based funding arrangement between a business and a financial institution such as a bank.
- amount of units of money circulated in the economy during a given period of time
- an investment asset whose value is derived from a contractual claim of what they represent.
- the trade in short-term loans between banks and other financial institutions.
- an organization (which is often, but not always, a company or business) based on the principle of mutuality
- fixed amount of money borrowed at a fix rate and repaid over a fixed amount of time.
- system based on the principles of Islamic or Sharia law and guided by Islamic economics.
- a deposit account.
- a bank account that pays interest and is usually not able to be drawn on without notice or loss of interest.
- an order to a bank to pay a stated sum from the drawer's account, written on a specially printed form.
27 Clues: a deposit account. • something you pay with • money placed into banking institutions for safekeeping. • cash on hand or an asset that can be readily converted to cash. • a bank that offers services to the general public and to companies. • assets which can readily be converted into cash, such as bills of exchange. • ...
Shopping and Money 2020-03-08
Across
- jewelry
- gold
- bracelet
- to sell
- to cost
- to return, to come back
- wallet
- Negotiating
- fixed prices
- ceramics, pottery
- to pay
- cash
- change, money exchange
- to eat lunch
- leather godos
- to bargain
- to die
- earring
- to remember
- to count, to tell, or to retell
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- carving
- to see, to watch
- to sleep
- silver
- weaving
- dollar
- necklace
- What is the lowest price?
- I didn't bring that much money.
- ring
- price
- credit card
- to return (an item)
- to find, to meet
- money
- I can offer you…
- How much is (are)…?
- to buy
- to give
- to be able to, can
40 Clues: gold • ring • cash • price • money • silver • dollar • wallet • to pay • to buy • to die • carving • jewelry • weaving • to sell • to cost • to give • earring • to sleep • bracelet • necklace • to bargain • credit card • Negotiating • to remember • fixed prices • to eat lunch • leather godos • to see, to watch • to find, to meet • I can offer you… • ceramics, pottery • to be able to, can • to return (an item) • How much is (are)…? • ...
Money Test Review 2020-11-19
Across
- The amount of money in circulation in the US
- These are not part of the money supply because they are a loan from a bank
- The number of District Fed Banks
- The buying and selling of government securities by the Fed
- The number of ways the Fed controls the money supply
- This is made up of currency, checking accounts, and traveler’s checks
- Money the bank can use to make loans
- The interest a bank charges a bank for a loan
- This is caused by high spending as a result of high a money supply
- The interest rate the Fed bank charges a bank for a loan
- This is more commonly known as the Fed
- An economic system of trading goods not money
- A slowdown in the economy due to a decrease in the money supply
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- The deliberate control of the money supply by the Fed
- The chairman of the Fed
- If the Fed wants to decrease the money supply, they ____ the required reserve
- If the Fed wants to increase the money supply, they ____ the required reserve
- Open market purchases _____ money supply
- The governing body of the Fed
- A decrease in the money supply leads to high _____
- The number of members on the Board of Governors
- A deposit that can be withdrawn and turned into currency
- The amount required to be kept in the bank for each account
- Open market sales ____ money supply
- The amount in the vault and in the district Fed bank
25 Clues: The chairman of the Fed • The governing body of the Fed • The number of District Fed Banks • Open market sales ____ money supply • Money the bank can use to make loans • This is more commonly known as the Fed • Open market purchases _____ money supply • The amount of money in circulation in the US • The interest a bank charges a bank for a loan • ...
Unit 5 Money 2021-10-21
Across
- small unit of money, or a coin worth 1p or 1 cent
- transfer/the act of moving money from one bank to another bank, usually using a computer
- for people to live in
- card/a card that a particular shop gives you, that you can use to buy things there and pay later
- value of the money of one country when you change it for the money of another country
- payment/money that you save for a pension
- a system in which you buy things and pay for them later
- you borrow from a bank in order to buy a house
- before giving the most important information from what you have just said or written
- help someone understand the situation within which something is happening
- provide people with something they need
- amount of money you have to spend on something
- amount of money that you borrow from a bank
- or working without using money in the form of coins or paper money
- card/a plastic card that you use for paying for things. The money is taken out of your bank account.
- in price or slightly cheaper and still good quality
- register/a machine that is used in a shop to keep money in and show how much customers have to pay
- number representing an amount
- wallet/software that stores your bank or credit card information on your phone
- revenue/the money the government collects from people
- dispenser/a machine that you can get money out of, using a plastic card
- understand that someone has done something good for you, and feel grateful
- an amount or level becomes larger or higher
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- to show what part of something you are talking about
- take and use money from a person or organisation which you must pay back later
- payment/the act of paying for something using the internet
- act of paying for something
- on delivery/a way of buying something in which you pay for it when it is delivered to you in cash
- become larger in number, amount, size, etc., or make something become larger
- phone payment/the act of paying for something using an app on your mobile phone
- pitch/a presentation you give to make a customer want to buy your product or service
- little more or less than a number or amount, but not exact
- correct
- continue to be something or to be in the same state
- money that you pay when you borrow money
- larger or higher
- cash/to take money from your bank account
- repayment/money that you pay because you need to give it back to whom you borrowed it from
- cash/a small amount of money that is kept in an office to buy things
- one person does in a group or situation
- increase the amount of something
- system/all the banks and other organisations that help with the transfer of money
- of the price of something, that you pay when you agree to buy it
- system or type of money that a country uses
- amount of money that people pay for things
- become worse because of something
- in the form of coins and special paper
- put something inside an envelope with a letter
- the money that you have saved
- for you to use
50 Clues: correct • for you to use • larger or higher • for people to live in • act of paying for something • number representing an amount • the money that you have saved • increase the amount of something • become worse because of something • in the form of coins and special paper • provide people with something they need • one person does in a group or situation • ...
Food and Money 2021-11-12
Across
- roti
- terong panjang
- sabun
- jus buah
- coklat
- wortel
- kubis
- bawang putih
- sosis
- jeruk
- kacang
- telur
- kue
- semangka
- buah pir
- apel
- salad
- ikan sarden
- es krim
- kentang
- tomat
- seledri
- mentega
- teh
- bawang merah
- susu
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- cabe
- pisang
- cabe merah
- pisa
- hamberger
- daun selada
- kopi
- mentimun
- keju
- stroberi
- bunga kol
- nanas
- anggur
- mangga
- alpukat
- mie spageti
- selai
- jeruk lemon
- daging
45 Clues: kue • teh • cabe • roti • pisa • kopi • keju • apel • susu • sabun • kubis • sosis • jeruk • telur • nanas • salad • selai • tomat • pisang • coklat • wortel • kacang • anggur • mangga • daging • alpukat • es krim • kentang • seledri • mentega • jus buah • mentimun • stroberi • semangka • buah pir • hamberger • bunga kol • cabe merah • daun selada • ikan sarden • mie spageti • jeruk lemon • bawang putih • bawang merah • terong panjang
Money and Stocks 2023-04-17
Across
- An investor who sells a stock at a price higher than the original purchase price has experienced a
- A person or institution to which money is owed
- A specific type of loan used to buy real estate
- Stocks are issued in portions called?
- An investor who sells a stock at a price lower than the original purchase price has suffered a
- money is able to withstand daily wear and tear
- When the stock market rises steadily over a period of time it is called
- the price paid for the use of borrowed money
- When you purchase stock, you have claims of _____ in the company or corporation
- All of the money available in the United States' economy
- Monetary system where coins and paper money are equal to the value of a certain amount of gold
- The nation's central banking system
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- Savings bonds are considered what type of risk investment
- having a certain amount of money maintains the value of money
- Spreading out an investment over a number of options is called
- Failure to pay back a loan
- Stocks are considered what type of risk investment
- Type of bond issued by business to attract capital
- Type of bond issued by local and state governments
- money is easy to carry around
- These were widespread panics where people attempted to redeem their money all at once
- the face value or principle of the bond
- The interest rate the bond issuer will pay to the bondholder is called
- This is the largest and most powerful exchange in the United States
- The time when the payment is due to the bondholder is called
- When the stock market falls over a period of time it is called
- Type of bond issued by the United States government
27 Clues: Failure to pay back a loan • money is easy to carry around • The nation's central banking system • Stocks are issued in portions called? • the face value or principle of the bond • the price paid for the use of borrowed money • A person or institution to which money is owed • money is able to withstand daily wear and tear • A specific type of loan used to buy real estate • ...
All about Money 2014-09-07
Across
- money in the world
- taking money out and paying them back
- sgoods services tax
- when your not satisfied with something you bought so you claim your money back
- when you set aside money for the future
- when someone takes up there spare time and makes there own business
- getting money from the government if your studying
- saving money
- when you pay for something coming out of your wage
Down
- when something is half price or on special
- expressing numbers as a fraction
- promoting your product
- data collected showing results
- thinking of ways how to deal with money
- how much you earn
- writing down lists on what you want to do in the future
- currency change money to another country
- tings you spend on
- money you earn that gets taken out for the government
- similar to gst when government charges you
20 Clues: saving money • how much you earn • money in the world • tings you spend on • sgoods services tax • promoting your product • data collected showing results • expressing numbers as a fraction • taking money out and paying them back • thinking of ways how to deal with money • when you set aside money for the future • currency change money to another country • ...
Money to burn 2014-09-08
Across
- great comfort, expensive and high quality
- to move the back of a car from side to side
- (hyphenated word) the best, highest quality
- drove very fast
- (hyphenated word) have money/cash
- (3 words) have lots of money to spend any way you want to
- know about, notice
- driving to make black tyre marks on the road in the shape of a round circle
- unsafe, dangerous
- something that started a pattern of behaviour
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- statistics, numbers
- people who take part in something or are involved in something or with someone
- people who drive fast and take little care, reckless drivers
- (hyphenated word) an adjective describing a driver who uses the accelerator and speeds
- no respect, no thinking about
- taken by police into legal care/custody
- rich, wealthy
- people who speed
- quickly take something, caught by police
- driving to make black tyre marks on the road
- danger or damage caused by uncontrolled bad behaviour
21 Clues: rich, wealthy • drove very fast • people who speed • unsafe, dangerous • know about, notice • statistics, numbers • no respect, no thinking about • (hyphenated word) have money/cash • taken by police into legal care/custody • quickly take something, caught by police • great comfort, expensive and high quality • to move the back of a car from side to side • ...
Money and finance 2015-06-02
23 Clues: долг • валюта • монеты • скидка • тратить • платить • продажа • банкомат • банкноты • одалживать • сбережения • безденежный • заем/кредит • зарабатывать • позволить себе • банковский чек • кредитная карта • наличные деньги • платежная карта • выгодная покупка • тратить в пустую • занимать/брать на время • назначать завышенную цену
Let's Talk Money 2016-10-05
Across
- (SBICs) Privately owned banks, regulated by the SBA, that provide long-term loans and/or equity capital to small businesses
- A very large payment required about halfway through the term over which payments were calculated, repaying the loan balance in full
- Financing from outside lenders and investors
- Inventory, equipment, and buildings a ______ assets because they can be seen and touched
- (SBIR) program. An SBA program that helps to finance companies that plan to transform laboratory research into marketable products
- Private individuals who invest in other's entrepreneurial ventures
- 1/100th of 1 percent when quoting an interest rate
- Another way to say a return on the owners' investment is return on _____
- Obtaining cash by selling accounts receivable to another firm
- Individuals who form limited partnerships for the purpose of raising venture capital from large institutional investors
- The sale of a firm's capital stock to select individuals
- A line of credit secured by working capital assets
- The interest rate charged by commercial banks on loans to their most creditworthy customers. Another word for base rate
Down
- Obtaining cash from a lender who, for a fee, advances the amount of the borrower's cost of goods sold for a specific customer order
- An installment loan from a seller of machinery used by a business
- A lender that uses funds from federal, state, and private sources to provide funding to small businesses in low-income communities
- Bank-imposed restrictions on a borrower that enhance the chance of timely repayment
- Money loaned for 5- to 10-year term
- The cost of a firm's assets appear on the
- The process of raising very small investments from a large number of investors via the Internet
- An SBA loan program that provides short-term loans of up to $50,000 to small businesses and not-for-profit child-care centers
- An informal agreement between a borrower and a bank as to the maximum funds the bank will provide at any one time
- (IPO) The issuance of stock to be traded in public financial markets
- Funds provided by wealthy private individuals to high-risk ventures
- A long-term loan with real property held as collateral
- A loan for which items of inventory or other movable property serve as collateral
- Acronym for London InterBank Offered Rate. the interest rate charged by London banks on loans to other London banks
27 Clues: Money loaned for 5- to 10-year term • The cost of a firm's assets appear on the • Financing from outside lenders and investors • 1/100th of 1 percent when quoting an interest rate • A line of credit secured by working capital assets • A long-term loan with real property held as collateral • The sale of a firm's capital stock to select individuals • ...
Financial Exchange & Money 2016-11-10
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- a commodity, currency, or other type of capital that is tradable and can be stored for future use.
- the fee charged by the lender to a borrower for the use of borrowed money.
- tokens used as money in a country.
- Bank card used in cash transactions, but which is not a credit card. The amount of purchase is withdrawn directly from the available balance in the cardholder’s account.
- a promissory note, payable on demand, issued by an authorized bank and intended to circulate as money.
- something received in return for something else.
- A credit card with a pre-deposited balance, like a store gift card. Usually used to control spending and does not require a credit check.
- a debt instrument issued for a period of more than one year with the purpose of raising capital by borrowing.
- A broad term used to describe many aspects of finance in the financial industry, such as financial instruments, financial services, financial institutions, financial advisors, or financial planning.
- To exchange a good or service as a form of payment.
- any item that is widely accepted in exchange for the goods and services offered to consumers in a given market.
- Gain the amount by which an asset’s selling price exceeds its initial purchase price.
- a piece of metal stamped and issued by the authority of a government for use as money.
- Ready money, such as money in hand, petty cash (used in businesses), bank account balance, and money market accounts.
- A subsidiary of eBay that provides several online payment and money transfer options for consumers and other companies. It is an online system, run by VeriSign, which allows users to have funds directly placed into banking accounts or on a PayPal credit card.
- money given by the government to its citizens, such as social security, unemployment compensation, welfare, and disability payments.
- standard unit or system of units by means of which a quantity is accounted for and expressed.
Down
- A standard-size plastic token with a magnetic stripe that holds a machine readable code. The holder of a credit card draws on a credit limit, approved by the card-issuer such as a bank, store, or service provider. Cardholders normally must pay for credit card purchases within 30 days of purchase to avoid interest and/or penalties.
- Automatic transfer of salaries, wages, rents, benefits, or other such sums directly to the account of an employee or beneficiary.
- a negotiable debt obligation issued by the US government and backed by its full faith and credit, having a maturity between 1 and 7 years.
- wages received on a regular basis, usually weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly.
- a taxable payment declared by a company’s board of directors and given to itsmshareholders out of the company’s current or retained earnings, usually quarterly.
- Arrangement under which an investor receives periodic cash payments drawn directly from a specific account.
- To remove.
- a bond sold by the US government.
- payment, usually monthly, for use of space or property.
- The obligation to answer for an act done and to repair any injury it may have caused.
- The electronic exchange or transfer of money from one account to another, either within a single financial institution or across multiple institutions, through computer-based systems.
- The act of transferring money from one entity to another.
- The maximum amount of money a borrower (cardholder) can charge or withdraw from a particular credit account.
- Same concept as automatic withdrawal that is sometimes used in its place.
- occurring every 3 months.
- compensation for work.
- legal documents such as banknotes (currency), checks, drafts, and other bills of exchange, postal orders, promissory notes, etc. that represent money in a more or less liquid form.
- Paper form of payment used to pay a stated amount of money to the bearer or named party.
35 Clues: To remove. • compensation for work. • occurring every 3 months. • a bond sold by the US government. • tokens used as money in a country. • something received in return for something else. • To exchange a good or service as a form of payment. • payment, usually monthly, for use of space or property. • The act of transferring money from one entity to another. • ...
Shopping & Money Vocabulary 2017-02-20
20 Clues: cash • size • bank • shop • shirt • coins • fruit • notes • jeans • invest • bakery • borrow • market • clothes • present • medicine • vegetable • creditcard • sunglasses • hairdresser
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-25
21 Clues: owe • offer • spare • borrow • afford • salary • weather • charity • sponsor • support • receipt • receive • product • results • discount • customer • volunteer • generosity • second-hand • organisation • neighbourhood
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It is a piece of paper that you get from someone as confirmation that they have received money or goods.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it, especially for an organisation such as charity.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It is an official group of people, for example a political party, a business, a charity, or a club.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission and intending to return it.
Down
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses connected with something as an event.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It means a person gives more of something, especially money, than is usual or expected.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time, for example, if it is raining, hot, or windy.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people who are ill, disabled, or poor.
20 Clues: It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it, especially for an organisation such as charity.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
- It is an official group of people, for example a political party, a business, a charity, or a club.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time, for example, if it is raining, hot, or windy.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people who are ill, disabled, or poor.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
Down
- It is a piece of paper that you get from someone as confirmation that they have received money or goods.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses connected with something as an event.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It means a person gives more of something, especially money, than is usual or expected.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission and intending to return it.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
20 Clues: It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses connected with something as an event.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
- It is a piece of paper that you get as confirmation that they have received money or goods.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
Down
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people who are ill, disabled, or poor.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It means a person gives more of something, especially money, than is usual or expected.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
20 Clues: It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It means a person gives more of something, especially money, than is usual or expected.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
Down
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses connected with something as an event.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people who are ill, disabled, or poor.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It is a piece of paper that you get as confirmation that they have received money or goods.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
20 Clues: It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses connected with something as an event.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
Down
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It is a piece of paper that you get as confirmation that they have received money or goods.
- It means a person gives more of something, especially money, than is usual or expected.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people who are ill, disabled, or poor.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
20 Clues: It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses tp help out an event.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
Down
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It means a person gives more of something, than is usual or expected.
- It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
20 Clues: It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is an organisation which raises money to help people. • It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • ...
The Money Market 2021-12-02
Across
- Banks, and financial/insurance companies
- A financial transaction in which one person (or company) withdraws funds from another person's bank account
- A card where money is tabbed and paid off at the end of the month
- A card that money is taken straight out of the account
- A physical item you can use for purchases
- A long term loan used to help buy properties
- A bank used by the public
- A debt security issued by a government to support government spending and obligations
- A type of asset that be converted into cash whilst maintaining its value
- A trusted piece of paper that people use to buy things
- An account where money can be withdrawn without notice
Down
- A liquid asset that gets its value through ownership rights, including cash, bonds, stocks etc.
- The rate in which money can increase when saved or in debt
- Any situation in which an individual borrows money for personal need
- Dealing in debt of less than one year
- A bank that offers money to commercial banks or very large companies
- A bank that follows a religious law
- Any situation in which a company borrows money for its expenses
- A percentage of ownership in a company or a financial asset
- An account which money is placed into to earn interest rate and earn more money from your bank
- A loan provided by a bank that allows a customer to pay for bills and other expenses
21 Clues: A bank used by the public • A bank that follows a religious law • Dealing in debt of less than one year • Banks, and financial/insurance companies • A physical item you can use for purchases • A long term loan used to help buy properties • A card that money is taken straight out of the account • A trusted piece of paper that people use to buy things • ...
Money, borrowing, lending 2023-11-16
Across
- Money for starting business or company
- where you write down any money flows that has been or will be paid
- In different countries there may be different ...
- Money that is given to 3rd world country's as a help
- Regularly paid payments
- someone lends money with ... to gain from it
- Money that's coming in form someone or company
- Money in other words
- Money you get when you retire
Down
- returned money that goes to lender as a percentage
- Money that is placed somewhere
- Money paid for your weekly work
- money given to allow to sell something cheaper
- sum of money lent or invested on which interest is paid
- When you barrow money from bank
- Money paid for your regular work
- Place where money for pensions is hold
- Money that needs to be paid to someone
- Borrowed money that has to paid back
- when someone puts money in business
- when Money that has been paid is given back legally
21 Clues: Money in other words • Regularly paid payments • Money you get when you retire • Money that is placed somewhere • Money paid for your weekly work • When you barrow money from bank • Money paid for your regular work • when someone puts money in business • Borrowed money that has to paid back • Money for starting business or company • Place where money for pensions is hold • ...
UK Money Terms 2023-11-15
Across
- Money borrowed with the promise to repay.
- Money paid to the government based on income or purchases.
- A loan to buy a home or property.
- The cost of borrowing money or the return on investments.
- Swapping one currency for another.
- Money set aside for future use.
- Relating to money and its management.
- The ability to borrow money.
- A basic unit of British currency.
- Money earned from employment.
- Another term for British currency.
- The plural form of "penny."
Down
- A British paper currency.
- A British gold coin with historical significance.
- To take money out of an account.
- Money in the form of physical currency.
- A statement of money owed for goods or services.
- A small, portable case for holding money.
- An increase in the general price level of goods and services.
- A financial plan for managing expenses.
- Collective term for coins.
- Putting money into assets to generate a return.
- The currency of the United Kingdom.
23 Clues: A British paper currency. • Collective term for coins. • The plural form of "penny." • The ability to borrow money. • Money earned from employment. • Money set aside for future use. • To take money out of an account. • A loan to buy a home or property. • A basic unit of British currency. • Swapping one currency for another. • Another term for British currency. • ...
money and trade 2023-12-18
Across
- the proutuct is at mass cupasity
- people are welthey
- someone who helps hold
- somthing you transport to a nother contrey
- contrys that agree to helt
- a road that goods travle on
- whar you by goods
- a corpone that is in meney difrint contreys
- somthing sent to a nother contry
Down
- the welthe on a contrey
- whan thay atemt to trade
- some one who is kep after a crime
- the amount you pay for something
- the act of moving goods
- travling
- goods coming into a country
- large farm whar cash crop is grown
- mone you make frome seling goods
- mone you get pade
- money pade to workers
20 Clues: travling • whar you by goods • mone you get pade • people are welthey • money pade to workers • someone who helps hold • the welthe on a contrey • the act of moving goods • whan thay atemt to trade • contrys that agree to helt • goods coming into a country • a road that goods travle on • the proutuct is at mass cupasity • the amount you pay for something • mone you make frome seling goods • ...
Money and jobs 2024-11-18
Across
- - laiškas
- - mainyti
- - bankas
- - paaukštinimas
- - pirkėjas
- - darbininkas
- - elektrikas
- - kandidatas
- - gidas
- - uždarbis
- - atsistatydinti
- - atranka
- - sutaisyti
- - statybininkas
Down
- - išeiti ( iš darbo)
- - alga
- - komanda
- - apleistas
- - patirtis
- - išlaikyti
- - gėlininkas
- - pinigai
- - ugniagesys
- - santechnikas
- - klientas
- - socialinis
- - advokatas
27 Clues: - alga • - gidas • - bankas • - komanda • - laiškas • - mainyti • - pinigai • - atranka • - patirtis • - pirkėjas • - klientas • - uždarbis • - apleistas • - išlaikyti • - advokatas • - sutaisyti • - gėlininkas • - ugniagesys • - elektrikas • - kandidatas • - socialinis • - darbininkas • - santechnikas • - paaukštinimas • - statybininkas • - atsistatydinti • - išeiti ( iš darbo)
Jobs and Money 2024-11-18
Across
- - Išsaugoti
- - Nuotaikingas
- - užsiemimas
- - Pasiūlymai
- - tingus
- - grūdintas
- - komanda
- - Sumažinti
- - skausmas
- - Atlyginimas
- - statybininkas
- - Užbaigti
- - advokatas
Down
- - atsistatydinti
- - Nusiteikęs
- - Kėdė
- - apleistas
- - situacija
- - Partneriai
- - Atsipalaidavęs
- - mechanikas
- - Pinigai
- - leidimas
- - ugnegesys
- - santechnikas
- - Darbas
26 Clues: - Kėdė • - tingus • - komanda • - Darbas • - Pinigai • - leidimas • - skausmas • - Užbaigti • - Išsaugoti • - apleistas • - situacija • - grūdintas • - Sumažinti • - ugnegesys • - advokatas • - Nusiteikęs • - užsiemimas • - Pasiūlymai • - Partneriai • - mechanikas • - Atlyginimas • - Nuotaikingas • - santechnikas • - statybininkas • - atsistatydinti • - Atsipalaidavęs
Jobs and money 2024-11-18
Across
- - lankstus
- - verslas
- - patirtis
- - iškalbus
- - stebėtis
- - statybininkas
- - santaupos
- - darbuotojas
- - susidurti
- - darbdavys
- - kreditinė kortelė
- - advokatas
- - interpretuoti
- - prisitaikyti
- - pirkėjas
- - kolega
Down
- - įranga
- - paaiškinimas
- - indžinierius
- - pardavimai
- - santechnikas
- - klientas
- - laikysena
- - pilnas etatas
- - kvalifikacija
- - nuoširdus
- - floristas
- - atlyginimas
- - apmokamas
29 Clues: - įranga • - kolega • - verslas • - lankstus • - patirtis • - iškalbus • - stebėtis • - klientas • - pirkėjas • - laikysena • - santaupos • - nuoširdus • - floristas • - susidurti • - darbdavys • - advokatas • - apmokamas • - pardavimai • - darbuotojas • - atlyginimas • - paaiškinimas • - indžinierius • - santechnikas • - prisitaikyti • - statybininkas • - pilnas etatas • - kvalifikacija • - interpretuoti • - kreditinė kortelė
Jobs and Money 2024-11-18
Across
- - Akcijų brokeris
- - Skrydžių palydovė
- - Inžinierius
- - nekilnojamojo turto agentas
- - Sodininkas
- - Atsistatydinti
- - Statybininkas
- - Profesija
Down
- - Ugniagesys
- - Mados dizaineris
- - Išėjęs į pensiją
- - Pinigai
- - Mechanikas
- - Kelionės vadovas
- - Pardavimų asistentas
- - Advokatas
- - Floristas
- Pelnas
- - Santechnikas
- - Dirbti
20 Clues: Pelnas • - Dirbti • - Pinigai • - Advokatas • - Floristas • - Profesija • - Ugniagesys • - Mechanikas • - Sodininkas • - Inžinierius • - Santechnikas • - Statybininkas • - Atsistatydinti • - Akcijų brokeris • - Mados dizaineris • - Išėjęs į pensiją • - Kelionės vadovas • - Skrydžių palydovė • - Pardavimų asistentas • - nekilnojamojo turto agentas
vocabullary money management 2025-05-06
Across
- – A plan for spending money.
- – The amount by which something is too small.
- – Monitoring your finances.
- – An amount of something left over.
- – The cost required for something.
- – Regular and consistent financial obligations.
- – Money set aside for unexpected expenses.
- – A plastic card used to make purchases on credit.
- – The cost of borrowing money.
- – Things owned with value.
Down
- – Unplanned spending.
- – Costs that vary in amount and frequency.
- – Money owed or due.
- – A strategy to manage money.
- – Putting money into something with the expectation of gain.
- – Money not spent and set aside for future use.
- – Money received, especially on a regular basis.
- – Using money to purchase items.
- – Money placed in a bank.
- – Physical money in the form of coins and notes.
20 Clues: – Money owed or due. • – Unplanned spending. • – Money placed in a bank. • – Things owned with value. • – Monitoring your finances. • – A plan for spending money. • – A strategy to manage money. • – The cost of borrowing money. • – Using money to purchase items. • – The cost required for something. • – An amount of something left over. • – Costs that vary in amount and frequency. • ...
Money matters 1 2024-09-21
Across
- money that an organization such as a bank lends and somebody borrows
- the amount of money that somebody asks for goods and services; to ask an amount of money for goods or a service
- a thing bought for less than the usual price
- a machine in or outside a bank, shop, etc., from which you can get money from your bank account using a special plastic card
- an amount of money that you pay for professional advice or services
- an amount of money that is taken off the usual cost of something
- to give something to somebody or allow them to use something that belongs to you, which they have to return to you later
- the amount of money that you owe to a bank when you have spent more money than is in your bank account; an arrangement that allows you to do this
- to take money out of a bank account
Down
- a document that shows how much you owe somebody for goods or services; a piece of paper money
- an occasion when a shop or business sells its products at a lower price than usual
- the money that you get back when you have paid for something giving more money than the amount it costs
- a sum of money that is paid back to you, especially because you paid too much or because you returned goods to a shop
- to use more of something than is necessary or useful; to not make good or full use of somebody/something
- be able to have enough money to be able to buy or do something
- a small flat piece of metal used as money
- an arrangement that somebody has with a bank, etc. to keep money there, take some out, etc.
- a sum of money that somebody owes
- money in the form of coins or notes
- a piece of paper or an electronic document that shows that goods or services have been paid for
20 Clues: a sum of money that somebody owes • money in the form of coins or notes • to take money out of a bank account • a small flat piece of metal used as money • a thing bought for less than the usual price • be able to have enough money to be able to buy or do something • an amount of money that is taken off the usual cost of something • ...
Money Alaphabet Crossword 2025-03-15
Across
- a printed document that verifies a purchase or payment
- sum of money that can be saved or made
- income total money earned by all people in house
- a 5cents silver metal coin that resembles thomas jefferson
- the cost a person's required to pay to obtain item
- balance account a business maintaining zero balance by auto transfering funds to/from master account
- money in form of paper bills or coins
- worth or importance of someone or something in high regards
- act of give and receive something for another
- a good position to be in for a job or promotion
- a silver US coin worth 25cents, one-quarter of a dollar
- mandatory payment or charge collected by government to cover government services
- value of something owned that decreases
Down
- amount of money an investor receives from an investment over time
- a kid who starts their own business orfinds creative ways to earn money
- money paid regularly at a specific rate on borrowed money
- account a deposit account at a bank created to save money and gain interest
- a financial institution that deals with money
- a pocket size flat folding case used to carry money
- management process of handling your finances, like budgeting
- something with financial value that can be owned
- a 1cents copper coinequal to 1/100th of a dollar
- owing money to a person or business you borowed
- money tends to change suddenly without warning
- paid position of regular employment where people complete tasks given
- physical objects that you can touch, use or own
26 Clues: money in form of paper bills or coins • sum of money that can be saved or made • value of something owned that decreases • a financial institution that deals with money • act of give and receive something for another • money tends to change suddenly without warning • owing money to a person or business you borowed • a good position to be in for a job or promotion • ...
Money & Everyday Finances 2025-11-25
Across
- Fixed regular earnings paid to an employee.
- Permission to borrow funds with repayment expected.
- Act of taking money out of an account.
- Reserve of money gathered for a purpose.
- Cost incurred during daily activities.
- Act of placing funds into an account.
- Long-term loan used to acquire real estate.
- Regular payment for using property.
- Piece of metal used as small denomination money.
- Document proving that a transaction occurred.
- Regular retirement payment given to a beneficiary.
- Transfer of funds to settle a cost.
- Money set aside for future use.
- Document that can be exchanged for goods.
- Statement requesting payment for goods or services.
- Amount available in an account at a given time.
- System providing financial protection from risk.
- Sum borrowed that must be paid back.
- Money received regularly for work or investments.
- Record showing money removed from an account.
Down
- Regular amount given for personal spending.
- Sum provided for a project with no repayment required.
- Money earned for work performed hourly or daily.
- Statement listing items owed by a buyer.
- Item of value owned by an individual or organization.
- Record book tracking financial entries.
- Penalty requiring a monetary charge for wrongdoing.
- Financial gain remaining after costs.
- Mandatory charge collected by a government.
- Fee charged for using borrowed money.
- Movement of funds from one account to another.
- Official medium of exchange used in a country.
- Negative financial result after expenses exceed gains.
- Small sum offered as appreciation for service.
- Share of company earnings distributed to investors.
- Payment made to maintain insurance coverage.
- Container for carrying personal money or cards.
- Plan outlining expected spending and saving.
- Extra financial reward given for performance.
39 Clues: Money set aside for future use. • Regular payment for using property. • Transfer of funds to settle a cost. • Sum borrowed that must be paid back. • Financial gain remaining after costs. • Act of placing funds into an account. • Fee charged for using borrowed money. • Act of taking money out of an account. • Cost incurred during daily activities. • ...
E1 4748 Money 2025-09-29
Across
- Hard covering for snails, mussels, crabs etc..
- Metal money.
- Buy something and get another for free (3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 4). .
- Big.
- From Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong etc..
- Creatures.
- Money that is made from paper or plastic.
- Buy something for less money than usual.
Down
- Times before now.
- Kidney, butter, haricot, black-eyed or baked.
- Not new.
- A big notice where people can easily see it,
- What you write on.
- Must do something.
- Persons.
- What you plan to buy (8 + 4)
- A way to pay without cash.
- Wanting food.
- Started.
- All of them.
- Items.
- What we spend.
- Consume food.
23 Clues: Big. • Items. • Not new. • Persons. • Started. • Creatures. • Metal money. • All of them. • Wanting food. • Consume food. • What we spend. • Times before now. • What you write on. • Must do something. • A way to pay without cash. • What you plan to buy (8 + 4) • From Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong etc.. • Buy something for less money than usual. • Money that is made from paper or plastic. • ...
money of different countries 2013-02-18
Across
- money of japan
- money of kuwait
- money of switzerland
- money of vietnam
- money of united kingdom
- money of united arab erimates
- money of mongolia
- money of europe
- money of thailand
Down
- money of south korea
- money of italy
- money of cambodia
- money of china
- money of malaysia
- money of israel
- money of united states
- money of indonesia
- money of philippines
- money of india
- money of armenia
20 Clues: money of italy • money of japan • money of china • money of india • money of kuwait • money of israel • money of europe • money of vietnam • money of armenia • money of cambodia • money of malaysia • money of mongolia • money of thailand • money of indonesia • money of south korea • money of switzerland • money of philippines • money of united states • money of united kingdom • ...
Unit 4: Money 2014-03-20
Across
- aansprakelijkheid
- verkoopautomaat
- wisselkoers
- uitgaven
- aflossen
- op lange termijn
- geldautomaat
- vastgoedmarkt
- formulieren invullen
- terugbetalen
- driemaandelijks
- stortingsbewijs
- uitstalraam
- afbetaling
- schuld
- gemeentebelasting
- intrest aanrekenen
- valuta
- brochure
Down
- permanente betalingsopdracht
- je bankrekening beheren
- afdingen
- maandelijks
- consumentengedrag
- failliet
- derste storting
- bestelbon
- opbrengst
- belastingontduikingstruc
- zichtrekening
- prijsbewust
- spaarrekening
- bedrijf
- geld afhalen
- hypotheek
- boekhouding
- faillissement
- bankrekening
38 Clues: schuld • valuta • bedrijf • afdingen • uitgaven • aflossen • failliet • brochure • bestelbon • opbrengst • hypotheek • afbetaling • wisselkoers • maandelijks • prijsbewust • uitstalraam • boekhouding • geldautomaat • terugbetalen • geld afhalen • bankrekening • vastgoedmarkt • zichtrekening • spaarrekening • faillissement • verkoopautomaat • derste storting • driemaandelijks • stortingsbewijs • op lange termijn • aansprakelijkheid • ...
All About Money 2014-10-19
Across
- things you own
- a legal document used in the purchase of property/assets
- a person who promises to pay a loan in the event the borrower can't
- a physical check of financial records
- a ranking that represents the ability to repay a debt
- exceeding its credit limit
- the process of a bank taking ownership to pay off a loan in default
- the value of ownership interest in the business (assists-liablities)
- end of a loan term and all outstanding payments are due
- anyone you owe money to with an arrangement to pay later
- the exact point when a business' income equals expenses
- a report detailing an individual's past credit arrangements
- inability to pay debts
- a listing of planned revenue and expenditure for a given period
Down
- a record of all invoices yet to be paid
- a lump sum payment on a loan agreement
- the process of expensing an asset over a period of time
- limit the maximum lending amount offered for a loan
- the measure of actual cash flowing in and out
- a person that owes you money
- ability to withdraw money up to an approved limit
- a record of all expected payments from customers
- percentage used to calculate the cot of borrowing money
- profit the difference between sales and the direct cost
- a new loan is taken out to pay an existing loan
- money owed that is unlikely to be paid
- finance arrangement that allows you to lease for a period then buy
27 Clues: things you own • inability to pay debts • exceeding its credit limit • a person that owes you money • a physical check of financial records • a lump sum payment on a loan agreement • money owed that is unlikely to be paid • a record of all invoices yet to be paid • the measure of actual cash flowing in and out • a new loan is taken out to pay an existing loan • ...
Money and banking 2020-01-09
Across
- What your parents give you
- The currency in Austria
- If you spend more money than you have
- A convenient 24/7 form of Banking
- To pay in money
- A form of plastic Money
- A four-digit code only you know
- cash machine
- Sum of money
- You have to pay it for your credit card yearly
Down
- It is of plastic and you throw your money into it
- What the bank pays you for your Money
- All the countries which have the euro
- An account you need when you have a job
- Financial institution
- Papermoney
- The money that is left on your account
- All the money you have saved
- A very popular credit card company
- Works at a bank
- The currency in the USA
- You need it when you want to build a house
- The currency in England
23 Clues: Papermoney • cash machine • Sum of money • To pay in money • Works at a bank • Financial institution • The currency in Austria • A form of plastic Money • The currency in the USA • The currency in England • What your parents give you • All the money you have saved • A four-digit code only you know • A convenient 24/7 form of Banking • A very popular credit card company • ...
Money Management Vocabulary 2021-02-09
Across
- A set amount of money paid for a certain period of time.
- A type of retirement savings account where money is deposited directly by your employer for retirement.
- A statement that accompanies a paycheck highlighting earned income and deductions.
- Expenses that change or vary from month to month.
- A written plan to help you make the most of the money you have.
- A bill or statement of charges
- person or institution that provides you with the loan.
- The ability to purchase goods and services with the promise to pay for it at a later time.
- maximum amount a credit card company will allow someone to borrow on a single card.
- Benefits provided by an employer along with the worker's regular paycheck. (i.e. sick leave, vacation time, medical insurance)
- Money withheld from a paycheck for tax or savings purposes.
- The amount of money left after subtracting deductions from gross income.
- To make the bank statement balance agree with your checkbook balance.
- A check which the bank has paid and deducted from you account.
- A check written for money that is not available in the account.
Down
- The bank's listing of checks paid, deposits and service charges to your account for the month.
- A set amount of pay for every hour of work.
- A person's total wage or salary before any deductions are made
- A number ranging from 300 to 850 representing a person's credit history.
- Expenses that are the same each month.
- Checks which you have written but the bank has not yet returned to you.
- A bank form used to put money into your account.
- A fee charged for writing a credit contract.
- Amount of money you borrow, which must be paid back to the lender within a given period of time.
- Interest previously earned that is added to the total before new interest earnings are figured
- To sign your name on the back of a check payable to you.
26 Clues: A bill or statement of charges • Expenses that are the same each month. • A set amount of pay for every hour of work. • A fee charged for writing a credit contract. • A bank form used to put money into your account. • Expenses that change or vary from month to month. • person or institution that provides you with the loan. • ...
Time is money 2021-03-01
Across
- the bank said that we should check our account _______ to control our spendings
- to past the deadline established
- when something is delayed or have to wait
- the card that is given by the bank to pay for things
- parents can give this to their children to spend in what they may need
- someone who has a lot of money
- amount of money that is put aside incase of needing it in the future
- thing you should do if you borrow money from someone
- synonymn of supplicating
Down
- if a ______ is won in the lottery by me, I'd share a lot of it with my friends and family
- postpone
- to start doing something
- people who have only the things they need
- the time limit for something
- coins which value is lower
- when something is in an inopportune moment
- money that is earned from doing work
- She doesn't stand ________ not even when you arrive five minutes later
- something that is delayed for later
- give someone money that you have borrowed from them
20 Clues: postpone • to start doing something • synonymn of supplicating • coins which value is lower • the time limit for something • someone who has a lot of money • to past the deadline established • something that is delayed for later • money that is earned from doing work • when something is delayed or have to wait • people who have only the things they need • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time, for example, if it is raining, hot, or windy.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses connected with something as an event.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it, especially for an organisation such as charity.
- It is a piece of paper that you get from someone as confirmation that they have received money or goods.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
Down
- It is an official group of people, for example a political party, a business, a charity, or a club.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It means a person gives more of something, especially money, than is usual or expected.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people who are ill, disabled, or poor.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission and intending to return it.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
20 Clues: It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses connected with something as an event.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
Down
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people who are ill, disabled, or poor.
- It means a person gives more of something, especially money, than is usual or expected.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It is a piece of paper that you get as confirmation that they have received money or goods.
20 Clues: It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses connected with something as an event.
- It is a piece of paper that you get as confirmation that they have received money or goods.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people who are ill, disabled, or poor.
Down
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It means a person gives more of something, especially money, than is usual or expected.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
20 Clues: It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It means a person gives more of something, than is usual or expected.
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses tp help out an event.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
Down
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
20 Clues: It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is an organisation which raises money to help people. • It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • ...
Unit 3 - Money 2018-01-23
Across
- It is someone who does work without being paid for it.
- It is something that happens or exists because of something else that has happened.
- It means an organisation pays some or all of the expenses tp help out an event.
- It mean you have extra of something that you have not used or which you do not need.
- It is one of the parts of a town where people live.
- It means people have enough money to buy something.
- It is something that is produced and sold in large quantities.
- It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods.
- It means someone lent money to you and you have not yet paid it back.
Down
- It means you take something that belongs to someone else with their permission.
- It is someone who buys goods or services, especially from a shop.
- It means things are not new and have been owned by someone else.
- It is an official group of people, for example a business, a charity, or a club.
- It means a person gives more of something, than is usual or expected.
- It is the condition of the atmosphere in an area at a particular time.
- It means you agree and perhaps try to help people because you want them to succeed.
- It means you ask people if they would like to have it or to use it.
- It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer.
- It is an organisation which raises money to help people.
- It means you get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you.
20 Clues: It is one of the parts of a town where people live. • It means people have enough money to buy something. • It is someone who does work without being paid for it. • It is an organisation which raises money to help people. • It is a confirmation that people receive after buying goods. • It is the money that you are paid each month by your employer. • ...
EF Intermediate Money 2020-11-03
Across
- a piece of money made of metal
- a piece of paper money
- use too much of something, spend too much on sth
- spree buying a lot of things at one time
- card a small plastic card that you use to pay for sth
- money that you owe to sb else
- receive money, a house etc. from sb after they die
- worth have a particular value, especially in money
- up start a new business
- money that a bank lends you to buy a house
- ask an amount of money for sth, e.g. a haircut
Down
- reaching of the results sb wanted or hoped for
- put money (effort, time) into sth to make profit
- money that sb or a bank lends you
- do sth that has a risk and sb can lose a lot of money
- money in the form of notes and coins
- a piece of paper which shows how much money you have to pay for sth
- without money
- take money from a bank and pay it back
- keep money for use in the future
- the money you get for the work you do
- money that you pay to the government
- machine a machine where you can get money
23 Clues: without money • a piece of paper money • up start a new business • money that you owe to sb else • a piece of money made of metal • keep money for use in the future • money that sb or a bank lends you • money in the form of notes and coins • money that you pay to the government • the money you get for the work you do • take money from a bank and pay it back • ...
Business and money 2024-04-30
30 Clues: ric • boom • beca • multa • gestio • moneda • branca • cadena • escurat • accions • central • prestec • mesclar • fabricar • hipoteca • terminis • exportar • importar • testament • alcomptat • benestant • pressupost • pagaisenyal • presupostar • senseunduro • bitllettren • caureenpicat • elquèguanyes • posaralavenda • carregatdepasta
Money and Banking 2023-12-01
Across
- banks chartered by the national government
- anything people will accept as payment for goods and services
- Value is from the type of material in which it is composed
- savings accounts and time deposits that can be converted easily
- checking accounts; can be converted to currency “on demand”
- system which basic monetary unit is equal to the amount of gold
- small, light, easy to carry
- cards that represent money that the holder has on deposit with the issuer, such as a department store
- having features, markings that are recognizable
- money should be in short supply or it will not be worth anything.
- exchanging goods and services for other goods and services
- something that holds its value over time
- It must be a valid form of exchange
Down
- banks chartered, licensed, by state governments
- means through which goods and services can be exchanged
- are electronic devices that allow bank customers to make deposits, withdrawals, and transfers and check their account balances at any time without seeing a bank teller
- the value of the amount of money should stay the same.
- so change can be made (Ex: Dollar can be divided into pennies, nickels, ect.)
- Paper money backed by something tangible- such as good and silver- that gives it value
- determines the economic worth in the exchange process
- sturdy enough to last throughout transactions
- only has value because government has issued fiat, order saying its valuable
- paper money, coins
- drafts can be purchased in a number of amounts and redeemed in many parts of the world
24 Clues: paper money, coins • small, light, easy to carry • It must be a valid form of exchange • something that holds its value over time • banks chartered by the national government • sturdy enough to last throughout transactions • banks chartered, licensed, by state governments • having features, markings that are recognizable • ...
Unit 6 = Money 2023-04-15
Across
- You can shop for free in a _______ shop.
- A famous charity shop that has shops all over the UK.
- _________ Market in London is a great place to buy clothes and jewellery.
- I always help my mom to ____ the table before having meals.
- 10% = a __________
- When John _____ (feel) tired, he will find a coffee shop.
- We can create a better environment by selling and ____________ old things.
- How to say 25% in English words form? a __________
- Opposite meaning of sell.
- The job or activity of working in a garden, growing, watering and taking care of the plants.
- Synonym of swap.
- A useful piece of information, especially about how to do something.
Down
- Past participle of forget.
- The condition of being extremely poor.
- We use would like to mean _________.
- A border that surrounds and supports a picture.
- To take care of someone's baby or child.
- A system of giving money, food, or help free to those who are in need because they are ill, poor, or have no home.
- Used product, having been used in the past by someone else.
- The activity of making clothes flat, tidy, and smooth, using an iron.
- Something on sale at a lower price.
21 Clues: Synonym of swap. • 10% = a __________ • Opposite meaning of sell. • Past participle of forget. • Something on sale at a lower price. • We use would like to mean _________. • The condition of being extremely poor. • You can shop for free in a _______ shop. • To take care of someone's baby or child. • A border that surrounds and supports a picture. • ...
The Money Market 2021-11-30
Across
- financial institution that accepts deposits, offers checking account services
- cardholders to borrow funds
- debt of less than one year
- deducts money directly from a consumer's checking account
- Physical currency
- loan provided by a bank
- individual borrows money for personal need
- financial services that engages in advisory-based financial transactions on behalf of individuals, corporations, and governments
- Non-Physical Assets
- financial transaction in which one person withdraws funds from another person's bank account
- Money placed into banking institutions for safekeeping
Down
- Exchange for Cash
- Central banks, retail and commercial banks, internet banks
- debt security issued by a government
- country's imports and exports of goods
- Tangible assets
- interest-bearing deposit account held at a bank
- Islamic finance or shariah-compliant finance
- agreement by which a bank, lends money at interest in exchange for taking title of the debtor's property
- debt-based funding arrangement between a business
- value that would be returned to a company's shareholders if all of the assets were liquidated\
- amount of interest due per period
22 Clues: Tangible assets • Exchange for Cash • Physical currency • Non-Physical Assets • loan provided by a bank • debt of less than one year • cardholders to borrow funds • amount of interest due per period • debt security issued by a government • country's imports and exports of goods • individual borrows money for personal need • Islamic finance or shariah-compliant finance • ...
The Money Market 2021-12-02
Across
- a deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the account holds.
- A card where your spendings are combined into a bill which is payed at the end of the month
- Something that can commonly stolen and are in the form of Banknotes
- Money that is put in the bank
- A percentage of a loan that needs to be paid
- It is a loan is a debt-based funding arrangement between a business and a financial institution
- This include JPMorgan Chase. Goldman Sachs. BofA Securities. Morgan Stanley
- A non- physical asset which can comes from bank deposit
- an arrangement made with a bank that allows a third party to transfer money from a person's account on agreed dates, typically in order to pay bills.
- An account where your savings are stored
Down
- Eg: Banks, credit card companies, etc
- Bonds that are shared by a country’s government.
- A card where your spendings are withdrawn immediately
- Something that can be easily converted into cash
- DBS, HSBC, Standard Charted
- This can include land, machinery, buildings, tools, Equipment etc
- Economic short term funds
- It allows you to take money for personal expenses
- A loan given by a bank for one to buy a house
- A bank system that follows religious law
- A long-term financing sources for any company
21 Clues: Economic short term funds • DBS, HSBC, Standard Charted • Money that is put in the bank • Eg: Banks, credit card companies, etc • A bank system that follows religious law • An account where your savings are stored • A percentage of a loan that needs to be paid • A loan given by a bank for one to buy a house • A long-term financing sources for any company • ...
Money Finance & Econ 2022-05-23
Across
- financial support given to people in need
- Has both command and market guidelines/regulation.
- attain an increase in value over a period of time.
- a set of price with a limitation
- Borrowing money
- sum of money saved or made available for a particular purpose
- money paid regularly at a rate for the use of money lent.
- people who buys things like needs and wants
- private ownership,supply/demand impact prices,profit motive
- Workers, people who will build/assemble/grow the product
- government revenue, especially taxes.
- make of something that is needed or wanted available to someone.
Down
- the amount by which something, a sum of money is too small.
- Where will the product be made? Where will the factory/plant be built? What natural resources will be used to produce the product?
- need a license for certain professions, pollution regulations, public services funded by taxation
- Putting together the above three factors together to make a product
- unable to pay for outstanding debts
- A price to pay for
- decreasing in percentage or prices
- rising in percentage or prices.
- Something produced to produce other things
21 Clues: Borrowing money • A price to pay for • rising in percentage or prices. • a set of price with a limitation • decreasing in percentage or prices • unable to pay for outstanding debts • government revenue, especially taxes. • financial support given to people in need • Something produced to produce other things • people who buys things like needs and wants • ...
English words money 2025-01-09
Across
- a room where all the closets stand
- items made by hand or by a hand process
- an open-air place does not have a roof
- any of various aromatic vegetable products (such as pepper or nutmeg) used to flavor food
- to get your money back after you have returned something to a store
- cubicle a room in a store where you can try on clothes or shoes
- a reduction made from a regular price
- any plant whose roots, leaves, seeds, bark, or plant part is used for therapeutic or health-promoting purposes
- NINO NINO EN goods that are bought and sold
- a small souvenir or a thing of little value
- a variety or assortment
Down
- traditional dish from a certain culture or country
- Fruits and vegetables that have not been processed in any manner
- the sale of products in large quantities
- very bad, of low quality, or unpleasant
- a large table or a small shop with an open front from which goods are sold in a public place
- clothes that are made by fashionable designers, and that are usually expensive
- to trow with a quick motion
- a thin book published every week or month, that has shiny, colourful pages with articles and pictures
- grown or produced at home or in a particular local area
20 Clues: a variety or assortment • to trow with a quick motion • a room where all the closets stand • a reduction made from a regular price • an open-air place does not have a roof • very bad, of low quality, or unpleasant • items made by hand or by a hand process • the sale of products in large quantities • NINO NINO EN goods that are bought and sold • ...
Jobs and Money 2024-11-18
Across
- - Visu etatu
- - Darbai
- - Grūdintas
- - Darbuotojas
- - Prisitaikyti
- - Nuorodos
- - Operacija
- - Plėšrūnų
- - Interpretuoti
- - Laisva vieta
- - Nusiteikęs
- - Kalbama
- - Širdingas
Down
- - Lankstus
- - Nejudrumas
- - Atlyginimas
- - Skatinimas
- - Patirtis
- - Nekilnojamojo turto agentas
- - Kelionių vadovas
- - Santechnikas
- - Advokatas
- - Pelnas
- - Privilegijos
- - Pinigai
- - Sodininkas
26 Clues: - Darbai • - Pelnas • - Pinigai • - Kalbama • - Lankstus • - Patirtis • - Nuorodos • - Plėšrūnų • - Grūdintas • - Advokatas • - Operacija • - Širdingas • - Visu etatu • - Nejudrumas • - Skatinimas • - Sodininkas • - Nusiteikęs • - Atlyginimas • - Darbuotojas • - Prisitaikyti • - Santechnikas • - Privilegijos • - Laisva vieta • - Interpretuoti • - Kelionių vadovas • - Nekilnojamojo turto agentas
Jobs and money 2024-11-18
Across
- - pinigai
- - Taupyti
- - Pirkėjas
- - Pelnas
- - Skirta
- - Paryškinti
- - Apleistas
- - limitai
- - Įsipareigojęs
- - Specializuojasi
- - Laisva vieta
- - Uždarbis
- - Bendradarbiai
- - Namų ruoša
- - Privilegijos
- - Kompanija
Down
- - Operacija
- - Atsipalaidavęs
- - Dirba savarankiškai
- - Sentimentalus
- - Už ribų
- - Režisuoja
- - Atsistatydinti
- - Personalas
- - Atleisti
- - Kandidatai
- - Pasiskolino pinigų iš banko
- - Patirtis
- - Vartotojas
- - pavaizduoti
- - Paaukštinimas
31 Clues: - Pelnas • - Skirta • - pinigai • - Taupyti • - Už ribų • - limitai • - Pirkėjas • - Atleisti • - Patirtis • - Uždarbis • - Operacija • - Režisuoja • - Apleistas • - Kompanija • - Personalas • - Paryškinti • - Kandidatai • - Vartotojas • - Namų ruoša • - pavaizduoti • - Laisva vieta • - Privilegijos • - Sentimentalus • - Įsipareigojęs • - Bendradarbiai • - Paaukštinimas • - Atsipalaidavęs • - Atsistatydinti • - Specializuojasi • ...
