money Crossword Puzzles
22. 2021-03-19
Across
- Ken or Rocky out of money? (5)
- A RIDGE Positioned for ambush, as in many Westerns
- IN Trap, as a car
- He makes money out of money! (5)
- Units of currency with symbols inspired by the Greek letter epsilon (5)
- Out of cash? Hide last of it! (5)
- All out of money (5)
- Crime of cheating out of money
- They cover the head milk producers out of cash (5)
- Ambush as temporarily out of money with speed (5)
- Cheat out of money
- IN Trap, as at a ski lodge
- Where Ali KO'd Foreman, 1974
- Whom Holyfield KO'd, 11/9/96
Down
- Not fine
- Not fine
- Out of money with number not working (6)
- Golf club shortly out of money (5)
- Eric runs out of money for a keepsake (5)
- Mistakes with the music (5)
- Cheats out of money
- Waylay, as a conversation
- The pronoun with the musical ring to it? (5)
- Not fine
- Moves with the music
- Common way to be out of money when covered by pebbles etc.
26 Clues: Not fine • Not fine • Not fine • IN Trap, as a car • Cheat out of money • Cheats out of money • All out of money (5) • Moves with the music • Waylay, as a conversation • IN Trap, as at a ski lodge • Mistakes with the music (5) • Where Ali KO'd Foreman, 1974 • Whom Holyfield KO'd, 11/9/96 • Ken or Rocky out of money? (5) • Crime of cheating out of money • He makes money out of money! (5) • ...
Finance words 2023-11-16
Across
- money given to producers to allow them to sell cheaply
- money paid by the government or company to a retired person
- the borrowe has to pay back the loan itself
- a sum of money that saved or made available for a particular purpose
- the income recieved by someone who lends money
- an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time
- something belongs to someone
- lender
- money given to developing countries by richer ones
- money borrowed from a bank
Down
- a payment made in exchange for advice or services
- the dollar, the mank and the yen are
- money placed in banks and other saving institutions
- regular part payments og debts
- take and use something that belongs to someone else with the intention of giving it back
- money in notes and coins
- the amount of money a lender recieves for a loan or an investment
- a person’s money in a business
- part of a patment that is officially given back
- a person who has borrowed money
- money needed to start a business
21 Clues: lender • money in notes and coins • money borrowed from a bank • something belongs to someone • regular part payments og debts • a person’s money in a business • a person who has borrowed money • money needed to start a business • the dollar, the mank and the yen are • the borrowe has to pay back the loan itself • the income recieved by someone who lends money • ...
Jenson, P2, Economics Vocab 2023-01-23
Across
- we earn interest by depositing money in a savings account
- money earned by workers
- organizations or groups of people in need
- prices falling(decreasing)
- things people do for others
- what a person gives up when they make a choice
- when you borrow money, then you have to pay interest on the money you borrowed
- money the money we earn when we work
Down
- a list of income and expenses. we can use a budget to help meet financial goals
- goals for how we use our money
- when we use credit, we are using another persons money
- economy the economies of countries all over the world
- costs or things we have to buy
- products or things we can use, touch or hold
- economy the economy of a country(nation)
- a system of making and trading goods and services
- giving money to pay for goods and services
- if you are giving money to someone with the hope of getting money back, you are investing
- money that is owed to someone else
- rising prices
20 Clues: rising prices • money earned by workers • prices falling(decreasing) • things people do for others • goals for how we use our money • costs or things we have to buy • money that is owed to someone else • money the money we earn when we work • economy the economy of a country(nation) • organizations or groups of people in need • giving money to pay for goods and services • ...
Unit 2 2025-12-09
Across
- to give something to someone to use and get back later
- the price of something
- to receive money for work
- money paid for work, usually by the hour
- money that is borrowed and must be paid back
- to use something carelessly or unnecessarily
- to keep money for the future
- a loan to buy a house or property
- to ask someone to pay money
- a plan for how to spend money
- to increase an amount or level
- money paid to the government
- to take something with the intention of giving it back
Down
- a request for payment for goods or services
- to put money into something to make a profit
- a way to pay without cash or touching a machine
- protection that pays for loss or damage
- to receive money or property after someone dies
- extra money paid on a loan or earned on savings
- to need to pay money to someone
- fixed pay received regularly for work
- to have enough money to buy or do something
22 Clues: the price of something • to receive money for work • to ask someone to pay money • to keep money for the future • money paid to the government • a plan for how to spend money • to increase an amount or level • to need to pay money to someone • a loan to buy a house or property • fixed pay received regularly for work • protection that pays for loss or damage • ...
darek friedt p2 economics vocab 2023-01-25
Across
- there are at least two producers that want you to buy their products
- money we pay to the government
- people or business
- things people do for others
- when money is put in an account and earns money
- money that is owed to someone
- products or things we can use touch or hold
- money earned by workers
- money potting money aside and keeping for later
- giving money to a charity
- tax taxes paid to the state
Down
- brought in a country
- sent out of a country
- when you are using someones money to buy
- money giving money to pay for goods or services
- taxes taxes paid to the federal government
- system of making goods or services
- tax taxes paid to our cities or countries
- people or services that pay for products
19 Clues: people or business • brought in a country • sent out of a country • money earned by workers • giving money to a charity • things people do for others • tax taxes paid to the state • money that is owed to someone • money we pay to the government • system of making goods or services • when you are using someones money to buy • people or services that pay for products • ...
economics 2022-06-04
Across
- a paper signed to live on rental property
- money borrowed from lender
- request to return a product
- money paid to employee upon retirement
- distribution after tax
- lend or loan money to a company
- money paid by institution
- certificate of part of ownership in company
- income from working
- tool for managing money
Down
- part ownership in company
- putting money away to keep
- speed assets can be sold
- act of purchasing assets
- work related experiences over a lifetime
- financial institute who handles money
- likelihood investment will decrease in value
- incentive pay
- values to a person or money
- legally entitled
20 Clues: incentive pay • legally entitled • income from working • distribution after tax • tool for managing money • speed assets can be sold • act of purchasing assets • part ownership in company • money paid by institution • putting money away to keep • money borrowed from lender • request to return a product • values to a person or money • lend or loan money to a company • ...
financial literacy 2021-04-05
Across
- responsibility
- a firms productive resources
- owed or due
- money invested
- lending money
- the level of prices on home goods
- reduction of money
- single unit
- a limit on money
- money received
- tax on sales
- regular payment
- coins and bills
- total wealth
Down
- employee taking money
- interest calculated
- change over time
- interest calculated on a principal portion of a loan
- government imposed tax
- business expenses
- an account to hold money
- drop off
- a card
- government diretly on income
- employees earnings
- sum of all wages
- taken away
- the cost
28 Clues: a card • drop off • the cost • taken away • owed or due • single unit • tax on sales • total wealth • lending money • responsibility • money invested • money received • regular payment • coins and bills • change over time • a limit on money • sum of all wages • business expenses • reduction of money • employees earnings • interest calculated • employee taking money • government imposed tax • an account to hold money • ...
financial literacy 2021-04-05
Across
- responsibility
- a firms productive resources
- owed or due
- money invested
- lending money
- the level of prices on home goods
- reduction of money
- single unit
- a limit on money
- money received
- tax on sales
- regular payment
- coins and bills
- total wealth
Down
- employee taking money
- interest calculated
- change over time
- interest calculated on a principal portion of a loan
- government imposed tax
- business expenses
- an account to hold money
- drop off
- a card
- government diretly on income
- employees earnings
- sum of all wages
- taken away
- the cost
28 Clues: a card • drop off • the cost • taken away • owed or due • single unit • tax on sales • total wealth • lending money • responsibility • money invested • money received • regular payment • coins and bills • change over time • a limit on money • sum of all wages • business expenses • reduction of money • employees earnings • interest calculated • employee taking money • government imposed tax • an account to hold money • ...
Financial Lit Vocab Ally Yohn and Analyn Portalatin 2017-11-29
Across
- a charge to the borrow that is an interest rate
- taking money out of account
- overflowing bank account with money
- individuals income
- tax on receipts
- tax levied by a government
- buy stuff on credit
- money that is used for your home
- subtract money from taxes
- how much money you make year round
- put money in account
Down
- a limit on how much you are spending
- cost required
- what a businesses salary is
- taking money out of account
- pay back with interest
- wait to pay back
- card buy stuff on debit
- a states income
- more then what you started with
- money received
- owing money
22 Clues: owing money • cost required • money received • tax on receipts • a states income • wait to pay back • individuals income • buy stuff on credit • put money in account • pay back with interest • card buy stuff on debit • subtract money from taxes • tax levied by a government • what a businesses salary is • taking money out of account • taking money out of account • more then what you started with • ...
Econ 2026-01-08
Across
- Using the internet.
- Extra money from saving or borrowing.
- a place to keep money
- Something that is sold.
- How money is managed.
- A number or percentage.
- Money used in a country.
- What we use to buy things
- How much there is.
- A rule or plan.
Down
- How fast something can become cash.
- Different nations in the world.
- giving money to something
- Money you get after costs.
- To buy something.
- A person who sell things
- A person who buys things.
- giving one thing to get another thing
- people who run country
- A place in the bank to keep money.
20 Clues: A rule or plan. • To buy something. • How much there is. • Using the internet. • a place to keep money • How money is managed. • people who run country • Something that is sold. • A number or percentage. • A person who sell things • Money used in a country. • giving money to something • A person who buys things. • What we use to buy things • Money you get after costs. • ...
Econ 2026-01-08
Across
- Using the internet.
- Extra money from saving or borrowing.
- a place to keep money
- Something that is sold.
- How money is managed.
- A number or percentage.
- Money used in a country.
- What we use to buy things
- How much there is.
- A rule or plan.
Down
- How fast something can become cash.
- Different nations in the world.
- giving money to something
- Money you get after costs.
- To buy something.
- A person who sell things
- A person who buys things.
- giving one thing to get another thing
- people who run country
- A place in the bank to keep money.
20 Clues: A rule or plan. • To buy something. • How much there is. • Using the internet. • a place to keep money • How money is managed. • people who run country • Something that is sold. • A number or percentage. • A person who sell things • Money used in a country. • giving money to something • A person who buys things. • What we use to buy things • Money you get after costs. • ...
AET Recordbooks Terminology 2026-01-07
Across
- – An entry that records money earned as shown in AET
- - Written or digital proof that money was received
- - The total amount of money your project brings in before expenses
- - Extra money paid because you borrowed money
- - Assets that will be kept longer than a year and used over time
- - When your project spends more money than it earns
- - An SAE where you test ideas, collect data, and study results
- - Debts or amounts of money that still must be paid back
- - Money earned from selling items, working, or providing a service
- - An SAE where you work for someone else for experience or pay
- - The part of the project that truly belongs to you after debts are removed
- - Money left after all costs, fees, and expenses are paid
- - Property or items you own that could be sold or used to make money
Down
- - The amount of money left after adding income and subtracting expenses
- - An SAE where you own and manage your own project or business
- - Money spent to buy supplies, tools, animals, or other needs for the project
- - Items you currently have on hand that still have value
- - Assets that will be used up, sold, or turned into cash within a year
- - Any single money activity, either earning or spending
- — the decrease in value of an asset over time due to use, age, or wear.
- — an entry that records money spent as shown in AET
- - A plan that shows how you expect to earn and spend money
- - Expensive items or money used to operate and improve the project
- - the extra money paid back on a loan in addition to the amount borrowed
24 Clues: - Extra money paid because you borrowed money • - Written or digital proof that money was received • - When your project spends more money than it earns • — an entry that records money spent as shown in AET • – An entry that records money earned as shown in AET • - Any single money activity, either earning or spending • ...
Financial Literacy Terms Crossword 1 2025-08-20
Across
- money people or businesses must pay to the government to fund services
- the amount of money left in a bank account or after transactions
- a legal document that explains how a person’s money and property should be shared after they die
- a set amount of money given regularly, often by parents or caregivers
- the extra money made after costs are subtracted from earnings
- a share of a company’s profit paid to its owners or shareholders
- taking money out of a bank account
- money received, usually from work, investments, or business
- an item that is used up when consumed (e.g., food, fuel, pens)
- money kept aside instead of spent, often stored in a bank account
Down
- a fixed regular payment (usually yearly, paid monthly/fortnightly) for doing a job
- moving money or assets from one place/person/account to another
- essentials you must have to live (e.g., food, shelter, clothing)
- money or property passed on to someone after another person dies
- money or assets set aside in a legal arrangement to be managed and given to someone later
- money or goods given freely to help others or support a cause
- money or assets used to start or run a business, or to invest
- to put money earned back into a business, investment, or savings to grow it further
- money earned for work, usually paid by the hour or day
- work or effort people provide to earn money
- non-essential things you’d like to have but don’t need for survival (e.g., toys, games, luxuries)
21 Clues: taking money out of a bank account • work or effort people provide to earn money • money earned for work, usually paid by the hour or day • money received, usually from work, investments, or business • the extra money made after costs are subtracted from earnings • money or goods given freely to help others or support a cause • ...
Personal Finance 2025-11-20
Across
- Money saved for unexpected expenses
- The cost of borrowing money or the reward for saving money
- Checking prices and features across stores before buying
- Spending more money than you have or planned
- An unplanned purchase made without thinking
- The value of the next best choice you give up
- The general rise in prices over time
- Proof of a purchase
- Fixed earnings paid regularly for work
- A voucher that gives a discount on a purchaseReturnPolicy The rules for bringing back an item for refund or exchange
- Money borrowed that must be repaid, usually with interest
- Careful and intentional with spending
- When an item loses value over time
- Interest earned on both your money and past interest
- Non-essential purchases
- Using money to earn more money over time
Down
- Money owed to another person or organization
- A number showing how trustworthy you are as a borrower
- A price reduction on an item
- A plan for how to spend and save money
- The amount of money in an account
- Money spent on goods or services
- Rewards given to frequent customers
- Hourly earnings for work
- Money paid to the government based on income or purchases
- Protection against financial loss
- A loan specifically used to buy a home
- Borrowed money you promise to repay
- Purchasing larger quantities for a lower cost per unit
- Money earned from work or other sources
- When a store matches a competitor’s lower price
- Essential expenses for survival
- Money set aside for future use
33 Clues: Proof of a purchase • Non-essential purchases • Hourly earnings for work • A price reduction on an item • Money set aside for future use • Essential expenses for survival • Money spent on goods or services • The amount of money in an account • Protection against financial loss • When an item loses value over time • Money saved for unexpected expenses • ...
CrossWord Puzzle 2025-04-02
Across
- - A plan for managing income and expenses
- - Money earned on savings or charged on loans
- Account - A bank account for everyday transactions
- - A written order directing a bank to pay money
- - Adding money into a bank account
- - Removing money from a bank account
- - To sign the back of a check for deposit or cashing
- Card - A card that deducts money directly from a checking account
- Number - A nine-digit code that identifies a bank on a check
Down
- - The amount of money in an account
- Number - A unique number assigned to a bank account
- - Any activity involving money in a bank account
- - A financial institution that manages money
- Withdrawal - An automatic payment from an account
- - Charges for banking services
- - A secure code for accessing accounts
- - Physical money, such as coins and bills
- - A bank employee who assists with transactions
- Account - A bank account for storing money with interest
- Card - A card used to borrow money for purchases
20 Clues: - Charges for banking services • - Adding money into a bank account • - The amount of money in an account • - Removing money from a bank account • - A secure code for accessing accounts • - A plan for managing income and expenses • - Physical money, such as coins and bills • - A financial institution that manages money • - Money earned on savings or charged on loans • ...
Banking 2025-10-13
Across
- An arrangement to borrow money with a promise to repay later.
- Anti Money Laundering framework.
- Machine used for cash withdrawals and deposits.
- A summary of account transactions over a period.
- Facility to withdraw more than the balance in account.
- Know Your Customer process in banking.
- The charge for borrowing money or the return on savings.
- Money put into assets to earn a return.
- A record of financial transactions for a customer.
- A local office or division of a bank.
Down
- Percentage charged or paid on money borrowed or saved.
- A written order to pay money from a bank account.
- Asset pledged as security for a loan.
- A loan to buy property.
- Money placed into a bank account.
- System of money used in a particular country.
- Money taken out from an account.
- The amount of money available in an account.
- A deduction from a bank account.
- Money borrowed that must be repaid with interest.
20 Clues: A loan to buy property. • Anti Money Laundering framework. • Money taken out from an account. • A deduction from a bank account. • Money placed into a bank account. • Asset pledged as security for a loan. • A local office or division of a bank. • Know Your Customer process in banking. • Money put into assets to earn a return. • The amount of money available in an account. • ...
Crossword Puzzle Iqbal Maulana 2024-09-03
Across
- illegal medicine
- someone do crime
- more revenue
- illegals activity
- payments tool of card
- device to access cashless
- additional cost of payments
- something is wrong
- payments moving slowly
- something that produces
- modern payments
- physically of money
Down
- track of transaction
- keep money
- take money from bank
- money function
- bet some money
- giving money to bank
- transaction method
- payments tool
20 Clues: keep money • more revenue • payments tool • money function • bet some money • modern payments • illegal medicine • someone do crime • illegals activity • transaction method • something is wrong • physically of money • track of transaction • take money from bank • giving money to bank • payments tool of card • payments moving slowly • something that produces • device to access cashless • ...
Finance and Budgeting Vocabulary Words 2023-08-14
Across
- Amount of money for a limited time
- Worth of importance of something
- A certain amount of money; spending plans
- Study of individuals and businesses; decision making
- Process or systematic production of goods and services
- Period of time; many jobless people
- Money related to government and what it earns; spends
- An amount owed; removal from a bank; payment for goods
- Scientific process; goods and services produced and sold
- Earning more money from money
Down
- The bigger picture; the whole economy
- The handling of money; large amounts of money
- Financial failure; insufficient funds
- The entire world
- Money paid by a borrower for borrowed funds
- Initial funds to help start a business; money
- Goods Products; personal use
- Less than the amount owed or needed
- Continuous; increase in price
- Funds; bank account
- Money from a bank or business; additions to an account
21 Clues: The entire world • Funds; bank account • Goods Products; personal use • Continuous; increase in price • Earning more money from money • Worth of importance of something • Amount of money for a limited time • Less than the amount owed or needed • Period of time; many jobless people • The bigger picture; the whole economy • Financial failure; insufficient funds • ...
Cashless Society 2024-09-03
Across
- Concealing illegal funds
- Practical
- Transaction of money
- Goods for sale
- System of money
- Earnings on deposit
- Financial records
- People who buy
- Total to paid
- Medium of exchange
Down
- Betting activity
- Institution for money
- Sellers of goods
- Physical money
- Cyber criminals
- Exchange of goods or money
- People who purchase
- Remove funds from account
- Reduced amount
- Small metal currency
20 Clues: Practical • Total to paid • Physical money • Goods for sale • Reduced amount • People who buy • Cyber criminals • System of money • Betting activity • Sellers of goods • Financial records • Medium of exchange • People who purchase • Earnings on deposit • Transaction of money • Small metal currency • Institution for money • Concealing illegal funds • Remove funds from account • Exchange of goods or money
Test Crossword 2023-09-06
Across
- Money you own someone
- Using your money to buy things you need and want
- Money you earn for doing your job
- A type of card that lets you borrow money from a bank or financial institution to make purchased and pay it back later, often with interest
- A person who works at a bank and helps you with your transactions
- Owning a little piece of a company
- Earning extra money on the money you already have
- A U.S. president whose face is on the $1 bill
- The type of money used in a country
- The process of paying off a loan over time
Down
- A U.S. coin that is worth 25 cents
- What you pay to the government based on how much money you earn
- A U.S. coin that is worth 10 cents
- A special way to lend money to a company or government and get paid back with extra money
- Giving money or something else of value to a charity or organization
- A market condition in which prices are rising and people are optimistic about the economy
- Taking money from someone with the promise to pay back later
- the money one has saved, especially through a bank or investment plan
- A special bank account you can use to write checks or use a debit card to buy things
- A type of card that withdraws money from your checking account when you spend
- A place where you can keep your money and borrow money
- when a person decides to take some or all of their money out of their bank account
22 Clues: Money you own someone • Money you earn for doing your job • A U.S. coin that is worth 25 cents • A U.S. coin that is worth 10 cents • Owning a little piece of a company • The type of money used in a country • The process of paying off a loan over time • A U.S. president whose face is on the $1 bill • Using your money to buy things you need and want • ...
Vocabulary Review 2024-10-17
Across
- the money you owe after buying a car
- money that you have saved, usually in a bank
- a number that is based on information in a credit report (= a record of someone's debt and payment of debt), which financial organizations consider in making decisions about lending money
- the interest percent that a bank or other financial company charges you when you borrow money, or the interest percent it pays you when you keep money in an account
- the money that you spend on things
- the regular work that a person does to earn money
- the extra money that you must pay to a bank, company, etc which has lent you money
- a plastic card used to pay for things directly from your bank account
- the amount of money that you pay to live in a building that someone else owns
- the job or series of jobs that you do during your working life, especially if you continue to get better jobs and earn more money
- an amount of money paid to the government that is based on your income or the cost of goods or services you have bought
- an amount of money that you owe someone
Down
- the money you make before taxes
- a number that is based on information in a credit report (a record of someone's debt and payment of debt), which financial organizations consider in making decisions about lending money
- the smallest amount of money you have to pay on a debt that you owe
- an amount of money that is paid, usually every week, to an employee, especially one who does work that needs physical skills or strength, rather than a job needing a college education
- money that you borrow to buy a home
- a fixed amount of money agreed every year as pay for an employee, usually paid directly into his or her bank account every month
- the time at which you leave your job and stop working, usually because you are old
- the money you make after taxes
- an agreement by which a student at a college or university borrows money from a bank to pay for their education and then pays the money back after they finish studying and start working
- a small plastic card that allows you to buy something and pay for it later
22 Clues: the money you make after taxes • the money you make before taxes • the money that you spend on things • money that you borrow to buy a home • the money you owe after buying a car • an amount of money that you owe someone • money that you have saved, usually in a bank • the regular work that a person does to earn money • ...
Exploratory business 2022-06-08
Across
- taking money out of your account
- Money that you borough
- an amount of money that the government requires you to pay on your house
- when your personal information is learned or stolen and then used to pretend to be you
- management of large amounts of money
- an estimation of your expenses
- something that you can build
Down
- financial gain
- the fee to borrow money
- personal retirement account
- Something you do in the stock market
- put money into your account
- another word for your information
- what you make off of a percent of what you sell
- someone that you call when you get your identity stolen
- Something that you do to expand your money
- What you use to pay for things
- another word for interest rate
- income - whatshould =zero
- borrowing money for property
- your own money
- something your credit card can go into
22 Clues: financial gain • your own money • Money that you borough • the fee to borrow money • income - whatshould =zero • personal retirement account • put money into your account • borrowing money for property • something that you can build • What you use to pay for things • another word for interest rate • an estimation of your expenses • taking money out of your account • ...
Material World 2025-07-25
Across
- To ask someone to pay money
- Money that you owe
- Extra money earned or paid on savings or loans
- Something nice and special, not regular
- Things that belong to you
- To put money in something to earn more
- Money in coins or bills
- Shares of a company that you can buy
- Having strong emotional connection to something
- Money you borrow and must return
- A plan for how to spend your money
- A paper that shows what you bought
Down
- A small electronic tool or device
- Cares too much about money and things
- Regular payments for services like power or phone
- To give something for a short time
- Good at saving money, not wasting it
- To have something; it belongs to you
- Money given regularly, usually by parents
- To slowly collect more of something
- Someone or something you can trust
- Something you want to achieve
22 Clues: Money that you owe • Money in coins or bills • Things that belong to you • To ask someone to pay money • Something you want to achieve • Money you borrow and must return • A small electronic tool or device • To give something for a short time • Someone or something you can trust • A plan for how to spend your money • A paper that shows what you bought • ...
World Class Unit 2 Vocab 2024-07-31
Across
- parts of the contract that all sides must agree on
- to return money that you owe someone
- to attach importance to something
- something of value that a borrower pledges to a lender as a guarantee for a loan
- money you borrow or lend
- valuing money and possessions very highly
- a method that allows you to buy things and pay for them later
- a big problem
- a plan that shows the amount of money available to spend
- to have an effect on someone or something
- the cost of borrowing money
Down
- the money remaining after your bills are paid
- to increase rapidly
- money that you owe
- wealthy
- careful with money
- to spend a lot of money on something, usually something you don't need
- to give up something valuable to help yourself or others
- to have no more of something
- to put aside money for future use
20 Clues: wealthy • a big problem • money that you owe • careful with money • to increase rapidly • money you borrow or lend • the cost of borrowing money • to have no more of something • to attach importance to something • to put aside money for future use • to return money that you owe someone • valuing money and possessions very highly • to have an effect on someone or something • ...
Unit 1 Vocab 2021-09-15
Across
- rate charged by a lender on borrowed money
- interest where the rate is unchangeable
- tax on the money you earn
- tax on the lower class
- collection of money taken from people to be invested in stocks, bonds, and assets
- interest charged on interest
- tax on the higher class
- sum of money a person or company owes
- fee to protect from financial loss
- tax on specific goods or services
- money that you owe
- money earned from taking a risk
Down
- cost of borrowing money
- savings investment for a set amount of time
- tax on goods that are purchased
- something you put money in to try and get a return
- an account to put money that you want to save into
- chance taken to get a return
- financial institution owned by its members
- ability to borrow money
20 Clues: money that you owe • tax on the lower class • cost of borrowing money • tax on the higher class • ability to borrow money • tax on the money you earn • interest charged on interest • chance taken to get a return • tax on goods that are purchased • money earned from taking a risk • tax on specific goods or services • fee to protect from financial loss • ...
Banking Glossary Crossword 2025-04-29
Across
- System of money used by a country
- Money borrowed with agreement to repay later
- Adding money into your account
- Move money from one account to another
- Sign the back of a cheque for deposit
- Loan used to buy property
- Deliberate deception to obtain money
- Property used to secure a loan
- Personal information used for banking security
- Fee paid for borrowing money
- Security code for account access
- Attempt to trick someone financially
Down
- Plan for managing income and expenses
- Funds allocated to generate future returns
- Taking money out of your account
- A written order directing a bank to pay money
- Borrowed money requiring repayment with interest
- Direct withdrawal from an account
- Replacing a loan with a new agreement
- Withdrawal exceeding account balance
- Monthly record of transactions and balance
- Account to securely store and grow funds
- Confirm information or authenticity
- Amount of money currently in account
24 Clues: Loan used to buy property • Fee paid for borrowing money • Adding money into your account • Property used to secure a loan • Taking money out of your account • Security code for account access • System of money used by a country • Direct withdrawal from an account • Confirm information or authenticity • Withdrawal exceeding account balance • Deliberate deception to obtain money • ...
financial institutes 2019-04-09
Across
- uses someone else's money
- your own money
- borrowing money
- company's owners
- people that use other peoples money
- no share holders only members
- something to help a community
- done on the internet
- loan secured against a property
- paying for something
Down
- instant
- piece of paper like an IOU
- what the government charges on everything
- what you do with money that you want to keep
- working together
- business
- putting in money
- big letter
- member of society
- common place were money is kept
20 Clues: instant • business • big letter • your own money • borrowing money • company's owners • working together • putting in money • member of society • done on the internet • paying for something • uses someone else's money • piece of paper like an IOU • no share holders only members • something to help a community • loan secured against a property • common place were money is kept • ...
Cashless society 2024-09-03
Across
- reduced amount
- remove funds from account
- people who purchase
- system of money
- goods for sale
- exchange of goods or money
- betting activity
- Cyber criminal
- concealing illegals founds
- practical
Down
- transactions of money
- seller of goods
- earnings on deposits
- people who buy
- Institution for money
- small metal currency
- physical money
- medium of exchange
- financial records
- total to paid
20 Clues: practical • total to paid • reduced amount • people who buy • goods for sale • physical money • Cyber criminal • seller of goods • system of money • betting activity • financial records • medium of exchange • people who purchase • earnings on deposits • small metal currency • transactions of money • Institution for money • remove funds from account • exchange of goods or money • ...
enterprise crossword 2012-11-08
Across
- things that you have set yourself to do in a special time.
- the amount you get paid from from work.
- borrowing money eg for a house.
- the people who make the products.
- things that arnt needed and are usally used for self enjoyment.
- money earnt from work.
- the people who use the products.
- another word for no money or owing someone money.
- a fixed compensation paid to a person.
- things that are essential to human life.
Down
- a long peroid of time.
- a person that give you advice for investing.
- the names for owning parts in a company.
- to put money into something.
- the amount of money you have in your bank account.
- meium of exchange eg coins or paper.
- a peroid of time normally under a year.
- a certain amount of money.
- a sum of money demanded by the goverment.
- when you put money into an account.
20 Clues: a long peroid of time. • money earnt from work. • a certain amount of money. • to put money into something. • borrowing money eg for a house. • the people who use the products. • the people who make the products. • when you put money into an account. • meium of exchange eg coins or paper. • a fixed compensation paid to a person. • the amount you get paid from from work. • ...
May I Help You 2022-02-17
Across
- a legal agreement in which you borrow money from a bank in order to buy a house. You pay back your mortgage by making monthly payments
- the maximum amount of money that a customer can borrow using a particular credit card account
- a small book showing the amounts of money that you put into and take out of your account in a building society
- a system of paying for goods by moving money by computer from the customer’s bank account to the account of the company or person they have bought from
- the rate of interest that banks use to calculate how much interest to charge on money they lend to each other rather than to their customers
- an amount of money that you pay into a bank account
- the amount of money you have in your bank account
- a document that shows all the money that went into or out of your bank account during a particular period of time
- money from your bank account that you can get from a shop when you pay for goods with a debit card
- rate NOUN
- financial information about someone that a bank or shop uses for deciding whether to lend them money or to give them credit
- the process of taking an amount of money out of your bank account, or the amount of money that you take out
- property that you agree to give to a bank if you fail to pay back money that you have borrowed
- the percentage that an institution such as a bank charges or pays you in interest when you borrow money from it or keep money in an account
- the rate of interest that banks use to calculate how much interest to charge on money they lend to their customers
- an extra amount of money that you have to pay to a bank or other organization when they provide a service for you
- an amount of money taken from a bank account
- an amount of money that you add to an account
- a room, often in a bank, for protecting money and other valuable things from being stolen or burned in a fire
Down
- a payment made directly from one bank account to another
- someone who pays money into a bank
- someone who borrows money from a bank
- a piece of paper on which you write information when you put money into a bank account
- an agreement with your bank that allows you to spend money when you have no money left in your account or the amount of money that someone owes their bank because they have used this agreement
- money that a person or institution such as a bank charges you for lending you money or money that you receive from an institution such as a bank when you keep money in an account there
- the activity of paying money into or taking money out of a bank account
- someone who owns a credit card or debit card for buying things with
- an agreement to borrow money to buy a house, or the money that you borrow; a mortgage
- a system that allows you to use the internet to communicate with your bank, check your account, pay bills etc
- an order to pay someone that is sent from one bank to another bank, usually in a different country
- money that you have saved in a bank or invested so that you can use it later
- an arrangement to receive goods from a shop or money from a bank and pay for it later
- an official document that lists the amounts of money that have been put in or taken out of a bank account
- an instruction that you give a bank to take a particular amount of money out of your account on a particular day, usually each month, to pay a person or organization for you.
- rate of interest that a central bank charges another bank that borrows from it
35 Clues: rate NOUN • someone who pays money into a bank • someone who borrows money from a bank • an amount of money taken from a bank account • an amount of money that you add to an account • the amount of money you have in your bank account • an amount of money that you pay into a bank account • a payment made directly from one bank account to another • ...
Personal Financial Literacy 2022-04-18
Across
- Money put into an account
- A person or business that gets a loan
- Money for college, based on financial need
- Money a student borrows from the bank. The student must pay the money back, with interest
- When money is moved from one account to another
- Money taken from an account
- Allows college students to earn money by working part time on campus
- A consumer's past financial performance
- The amount of money you are paid annually for working
Down
- Allows a buyer to put off paying for a purchase until a future date
- Allows a buyer to make purchases while immediately removing money from a linked account
- The amount of money in an account
- Each year or per year
- The number of students at a college or university
- The cost for attending a college or university
- 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 person or institution that loans money
- Money to pay for college, based on merit
- Money paid at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or to delay the repayment of a debt
19 Clues: Each year or per year • Money put into an account • Money taken from an account • The amount of money in an account • A person or business that gets a loan • A consumer's past financial performance • A person or institution that loans money • Money to pay for college, based on merit • Money for college, based on financial need • The cost for attending a college or university • ...
Money 2021-01-26
Across
- to give something to somebody or allow them to use something that belongs to you, which they have to return to you later
- to take and use something that belongs to somebody else, and return it to them at a later time
Down
- to have enough money to be able to buy or do something
- a document that shows how much you owe somebody for goods or services
- to get money for work that you do
- to risk money on a race or an event by trying to predict the result
6 Clues: to get money for work that you do • to have enough money to be able to buy or do something • to risk money on a race or an event by trying to predict the result • a document that shows how much you owe somebody for goods or services • to take and use something that belongs to somebody else, and return it to them at a later time • ...
Money 2021-10-28
6 Clues: :ALL product sold • :ask for discount to seller • :have a money to buy a thing • :charge money for somebody or something • :search things in a stablishment to buy • :give money or objects for people who need
Money 2021-10-28
6 Clues: :ALL product sold • :ask for discount to seller • :have a money to buy a thing • :charge money for somebody or something • :search things in a stablishment to buy • :give money or objects for people who need
Money 2021-10-10
6 Clues: To pay out money in buying • To receive money from a job • To have enough money to pay for • To put money to make it be more • To ask money and then give it back • To have an obligation to pay or repay
Money 2021-11-19
Across
- the act of paying for something
- the money the government collects from people
Down
- the institutions and organisation that help with the transfer of money between people and business
- the system or type of money that a country uses
- software that stores your bank or credit card information on your phone
- a small unit of money
6 Clues: a small unit of money • the act of paying for something • the money the government collects from people • the system or type of money that a country uses • software that stores your bank or credit card information on your phone • the institutions and organisation that help with the transfer of money between people and business
Money 2022-02-26
6 Clues: to get money for doing work • to use money to buy or pay for something • to give money to help something or someone • to use something that belongs to someone else • to keep money so that you can buy something in • to give something to someone for a period of time,
money 2013-11-19
6 Clues: having no money • Financially ruined • mean or ungenerous • A fixed sum charged, as by an institution • A partial or initial payment of a cost or debt • A small sum of money given to someone for performing a service
Money 2014-10-10
6 Clues: You earn this. • You have to pay for these. • Without this you'd starve. • You can use this to pay for a house. • You place this to insure your position. • This enables you to give certain objects to certain family members.
Money 2023-11-21
Money 2023-11-18
6 Clues: Paper money used for payments. • Main currency in many countries. • Physical money, coins, and bills. • Fractional unit of currency, small. • Small, metal currency for transactions. • Place to keep money, financial institution.
MONEY 2022-10-28
money 2025-08-25
Words I should know 2023-02-02
Across
- squished fruit on bread on Toast
- lady _ _ _ & I am red and black
- Can use both hands
- horses eat me
- I am very hot, don’t touch
- I have 6 sides
- hair from an animal
- money goes into the bank
- I am a toy that can fly high
- pretty rocks
- where is all our money?
- take money out
- I am black, yellow,and I can fly
Down
- how to make money?
- day or
- dollars and coins
- and the three bears
- I want something but have no money
- you can play with me, I am pretty
- money passed down from family
- money from the sea
- how to get butterflies?
- Taiwan money
- the three bears eat this
24 Clues: day or • Taiwan money • pretty rocks • horses eat me • I have 6 sides • take money out • dollars and coins • how to make money? • Can use both hands • money from the sea • and the three bears • hair from an animal • how to get butterflies? • where is all our money? • money goes into the bank • the three bears eat this • I am very hot, don’t touch • I am a toy that can fly high • ...
Finance Fun 2024-05-26
Across
- an exchange between two people
- lowest wage an employer can pay
- maximum amount you can spend on a credit card
- borrowing money from bank
- a fee charged by a bank on a loan
- extra money owed for not paying on time
- stocks, bonds, mutual funds
- credit score
- amount you owe
- comparing a person's income to expenses
- account that allows you easy access to money
Down
- the increase in prices
- money coming into your account
- home loan
- the amount of money made weekly, monthly, or annually
- money leaving your account
- when government must help with your out of control spending
- notes and coins
- expenses like auto repairs, new roof
- someone you owe money to
- money owed
- extra money
22 Clues: home loan • money owed • extra money • credit score • amount you owe • notes and coins • the increase in prices • someone you owe money to • borrowing money from bank • money leaving your account • stocks, bonds, mutual funds • an exchange between two people • money coming into your account • lowest wage an employer can pay • a fee charged by a bank on a loan • ...
aidan grau per 7 ch10 lesson 1 2023-03-27
Across
- an overthrow of government
- narrow definition of money supply conforming to money’s role as medium of exchange;
- money less economy that relies on trade or barter
- money by government decree
- one of the three functions of money that allows it to serve as a common denominator to measure value
- privately owned, publicly controlled
- Modern money is reasonably durable
- broad definition of money supply conforming to money’s role as a medium of exchange
- Modern money is divisible.
- account whose funds can be removed from a bank
Down
- paper currency issued by the Fed that eventually replaced all other types of federal currency
- money that has an alternative use as an economic good
- one of the three functions of money alloowing people to preserve value for future use
- standard unit of currency in a country’s money supply
- money in the form of gold or silver coins
- money or other substance generally accepted as payment for goods and services
- Modern money is in limited supply
- Modern money is portable
18 Clues: Modern money is portable • an overthrow of government • money by government decree • Modern money is divisible. • Modern money is in limited supply • Modern money is reasonably durable • privately owned, publicly controlled • money in the form of gold or silver coins • account whose funds can be removed from a bank • money less economy that relies on trade or barter • ...
Financial Literacy Vocab 2023-08-22
Across
- A card from the bank that allows you to transfer money electronically.
- Statement with information about your credit activity.
- Amount of money you can spend.
- Amount of money you pay to borrow money.
- Document where a mortgage lender obtains proof from a borrower's banking institution.
- Comparing prices to get the better deal.
- Failure to fulfill an obligation.
- A contract where somebody receives financial protection from something.
- Something that is borrowed, expected to be paid back.
- Money received, typically on a regular basis.
- How likely someone is to pay back their line of credit.
Down
- Things you need for survival vs things you only want.
- Set aside money for savings before paying bills and other expenses.
- Ability to borrow money because you're trusted to pay back.
- Price paid for borrowing money.
- Typically money that is owed.
- Prediction of your future credit, using your previous credit activities.
- Buys and sells stock on the behalf of investors.
- Cash reserve set aside for unplanned expenses.
- A process where somebody loses all their debt.
- Spreading your investments into different asset classes.
- Money that you originally agreed to pay back.
- Concept that money today is worth more than money from tomorrow.
- Anything you have that gives you money.
- Not-for-profit institute where people can borrow money from.
25 Clues: Typically money that is owed. • Amount of money you can spend. • Price paid for borrowing money. • Failure to fulfill an obligation. • Anything you have that gives you money. • Amount of money you pay to borrow money. • Comparing prices to get the better deal. • Money that you originally agreed to pay back. • Money received, typically on a regular basis. • ...
May I Help You 2022-02-17
Across
- a legal agreement in which you borrow money from a bank in order to buy a house. You pay back this by making monthly payments
- the maximum amount of money that a customer can borrow using a particular credit card account
- a small book showing the amounts of money that you put into and take out of your account in a building society
- a system of paying for goods by moving money by computer from the customer’s bank account to the account of the company or person they have bought from
- the rate of interest that banks use to calculate how much interest to charge on money they lend to each other rather than to their customers
- an amount of money that you pay into a bank account
- the amount of money you have in your bank account
- a document that shows all the money that went into or out of your bank account during a particular period of time
- money from your bank account that you can get from a shop when you pay for goods with a debit card
- rate NOUN
- financial information about someone that a bank or shop uses for deciding whether to lend them money or to give them credit
- the process of taking an amount of money out of your bank account, or the amount of money that you take out
- property that you agree to give to a bank if you fail to pay back money that you have borrowed
- the percentage that an institution such as a bank charges or pays you in interest when you borrow money from it or keep money in an account
- the rate of interest that banks use to calculate how much interest to charge on money they lend to their customers
- an extra amount of money that you have to pay to a bank or other organization when they provide a service for you
- an amount of money taken from a bank account
- an amount of money that you add to an account
- a room, often in a bank, for protecting money and other valuable things from being stolen or burned in a fire
Down
- a payment made directly from one bank account to another
- someone who pays money into a bank
- someone who borrows money from a bank
- a piece of paper on which you write information when you put money into a bank account
- an agreement with your bank that allows you to spend money when you have no money left in your account or the amount of money that someone owes their bank because they have used this agreement
- money that a person or institution such as a bank charges you for lending you money or money that you receive from an institution such as a bank when you keep money in an account there
- the activity of paying money into or taking money out of a bank account
- someone who owns a credit card or debit card for buying things with
- an agreement to borrow money to buy a house, or the money that you borrow; a mortgage
- a system that allows you to use the internet to communicate with your bank, check your account, pay bills etc
- an order to pay someone that is sent from one bank to another bank, usually in a different country
- money that you have saved in a bank or invested so that you can use it later
- an arrangement to receive goods from a shop or money from a bank and pay for it later
- an official document that lists the amounts of money that have been put in or taken out of a bank account
- an instruction that you give a bank to take a particular amount of money out of your account on a particular day, usually each month, to pay a person or organization for you.
- rate of interest that a central bank charges another bank that borrows from it
35 Clues: rate NOUN • someone who pays money into a bank • someone who borrows money from a bank • an amount of money taken from a bank account • an amount of money that you add to an account • the amount of money you have in your bank account • an amount of money that you pay into a bank account • a payment made directly from one bank account to another • ...
Intro to Personal Finance 2022-05-31
Across
- a written order to a bank to pay a specific amount of money to a specific person/business from another person’s bank account
- the amount of money earned BEFORE taxes are taken out
- a withdrawal from your bank account
- the amount of money in a bank account
- a card that allows a person to make purchases on CREDIT (or LOAN)
- the amount of money received AFTER all taxes are taken out
- a card that allows a person to withdraw money electronically from your CHECKING account
- money loaned, for a FEE, that must be paid back
- money taken from your gross pay before you receive whatever is left
- money paid to an employee for work done; usually an HOURLY rate of pay
- a fixed amount of money paid regularly for work done; usually a YEARLY rate of pay
Down
- to sign your name on the back of the check the part of a checkbook where transactions (withdrawals and deposits) are recorded
- taking money out of your bank account when you spend money
- a check RETURNED by the bank because of a lack of money in a person’s checking account
- money that is put away to be used later
- the money you put INTO a bank account
- a plan of HOW MUCH money a person, business, or government is able to spend and HOW it will be spent
- money owed when you buy something on CREDIT or borrow money
- money that a government collects from people and businesses
- the money a person gets from salary and wages
20 Clues: a withdrawal from your bank account • the amount of money in a bank account • the money you put INTO a bank account • money that is put away to be used later • the money a person gets from salary and wages • money loaned, for a FEE, that must be paid back • the amount of money earned BEFORE taxes are taken out • ...
Week 3: Modern Living Vocabulary Revision 2021-12-01
Across
- To get a good price for a product or service.
- When a customer returns a product to the store.
- When a business makes more money than is spent.
- Everyday spending e.g. food and rent.
- Something that is very valuable.
- Something that has no value.
- To lose all money and possessions
- Something that is very overpriced.
- Percentage of earnings to the government.
- To own part of a private company.
- Buy now, pay later.
- To invest in a government organisation.
Down
- When someone settles in another country.
- The money that you spend.
- To spend money in order to make more money.
- To put money into a bank account.
- When the economy is strong, prices increase.
- To take money out of a bank account.
- To receive money after a family member dies.
- Someone who enjoys spending money.
- The type of money in a particular country.
21 Clues: Buy now, pay later. • The money that you spend. • Something that has no value. • Something that is very valuable. • To put money into a bank account. • To lose all money and possessions • To own part of a private company. • Someone who enjoys spending money. • Something that is very overpriced. • To take money out of a bank account. • Everyday spending e.g. food and rent. • ...
All about money - basic vocabulary test 2025-09-30
Across
- note A piece of paper money.
- To use money to buy things.
- To take money from someone and give it back later.
- Money you borrow and must pay back.
- The type of money used in a country (euro, dollar…).
- card A card to pay with borrowed money from the bank.
- To put money into a company or project to make more money.
- To get money for working.
- (Automated Teller Machine) A machine where you can take out money with a bank card.
Down
- account A place at the bank where you keep your money.
- bank A container where children save money.
- To keep money for the future.
- A small case for keeping money (often for men).
- The price you pay for a bus, train, taxi, etc.
- To use money in a bad or useless way.
- A small round piece of money made of metal.
- card A card to pay with money from your bank account.
- Small extra money you give to a waiter, taxi driver, etc.
18 Clues: To get money for working. • To use money to buy things. • note A piece of paper money. • To keep money for the future. • Money you borrow and must pay back. • To use money in a bad or useless way. • bank A container where children save money. • A small round piece of money made of metal. • The price you pay for a bus, train, taxi, etc. • ...
Financial Literacy 2022-06-10
Across
- - the original amount borrowed
- card - a card in which you borrow money every time you swipe
- - plan of how to spend your money
- - money stored for future spending
- - monthly fee you pay for housing when you do not own the property
- pay - the money you earn before deductions
- - piece of a company you can buy to invest in that company
- - the wants and needs you spend your money on
- pay - the money you earn after deductions
Down
- - things like electricity, gas, and water that you need to keep your house running
- - money that goes to the government
- - percent charged to a loan
- - the money you are making
- - loan taken out specifically for buying property
- - money paid to a company to protect against financial loss in case of an emergency
- - money that you owe
- card - a card in which money is withdrawn from your checking account, every time you swipe
- security - a government sponsored retirement account
- - system of money for a particular country
19 Clues: - money that you owe • - the money you are making • - percent charged to a loan • - the original amount borrowed • - plan of how to spend your money • - money stored for future spending • - money that goes to the government • pay - the money you earn after deductions • pay - the money you earn before deductions • - system of money for a particular country • ...
Finance 2024-02-02
Across
- Purchase Goods purchased that you can pay off over time
- The legal terms
- Money left over
- The maximum you can pay on a card
- Showing what u have paid
- Price increases over time
- Money that is owned by someone
- A source of money
- interest charged on an amount due
- Best value
- Rate The price per mass
- Where money is put in
- A sum of money
- hint cost price
Down
- Total individual income
- money spent per month
- The amount you owe to bank
- Balance The amount in an account your own
- % increase
- money at the month is ur account
- money earned by selling a house and getting a percentage
- Money earned while in a account
- Value of a currency
- its a certain card
24 Clues: % increase • Best value • A sum of money • The legal terms • Money left over • hint cost price • A source of money • its a certain card • Value of a currency • money spent per month • Where money is put in • Total individual income • Showing what u have paid • Price increases over time • The amount you owe to bank • Money that is owned by someone • Money earned while in a account • ...
money 2016-10-11
6 Clues: opposite of spend • where you spend money • the past simple of buy • the currency in the UK • you need this to buy things • when the prices have been reduced
money 2016-03-10
Across
- a flat disc or piece of metal with an official stamp
- a current way of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes
- a nation with its own government
Down
- a place which a big amount of moneys kept and transactions are made
- the current way money is in general in a particular country.
- The study of the measurement, properties using numbers and symbols.
6 Clues: a nation with its own government • a flat disc or piece of metal with an official stamp • the current way money is in general in a particular country. • a current way of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes • a place which a big amount of moneys kept and transactions are made • The study of the measurement, properties using numbers and symbols.
Money! 2015-10-15
6 Clues: price you pay • drink to sell at stand • penny, nickle, dime, quarter • something you buy for loved one • mother, father, brother, sister • something you use to pay for item
MONEY 2021-10-28
Money 2022-04-29
6 Clues: How much do these shoes __? $120. • Brazil needs to __ money on education. • I __ money for charity events with volunteer work. • Did you buy a new laptop? Again? You __ a lot of money. • I __ money from my friends, but I always pay them back. • I worked extra hours this month, so my __ will be better.
money 2021-07-09
6 Clues: collocation with money • a person who lost his money • place where you keep your money • round object you use to pay with • using your money to make more money • piece of paper which allows you to pay
Money 2022-09-30
Across
- Each country has its own ___________ . In Mexico, it's peso, and in Japan, it's yen.
- She spends most of her time taking photographs. It's a f___________ hobby for her.
- ___________ is a common kind of metal. It has been used in making coins.
Down
- A newspaper reporter needs all the ___________ to write a good story.
- My friends are more ___________ to me than most valuable jewels.
- Can you change a twenty-dollar _______ for me?
6 Clues: Can you change a twenty-dollar _______ for me? • My friends are more ___________ to me than most valuable jewels. • A newspaper reporter needs all the ___________ to write a good story. • ___________ is a common kind of metal. It has been used in making coins. • She spends most of her time taking photographs. It's a f___________ hobby for her. • ...
Money 2016-04-07
6 Clues: money you pay for your car or land • income before any taxes are taken out • money paid to a city or bank based on income • money added to the costs of items or services • income that is left over after taxes are taken out • money an employer withholds from an employees earnings
money 2025-04-09
6 Clues: 50% • a case for money • how much does it cost? • extra money for your purchase • you put your pocket money in it • you "collect" money from your grandparents
MONEY 2025-04-11
Across
- an organization set up to provide help and raise money for those in need
- keep and store up (something, especially money) for future use
- a type of product manufactured by a particular company under a particular name
Down
- to continue in time
- an act or instance of using or expending something carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose
- have enough money to pay for something
6 Clues: to continue in time • have enough money to pay for something • keep and store up (something, especially money) for future use • an organization set up to provide help and raise money for those in need • a type of product manufactured by a particular company under a particular name • ...
MONEY 2023-04-06
Across
- It refers to a place or structure that provides protection from the elements, safety, and refuge from harm or danger.
- An adjective that describes a situation or feeling that is very intense or difficult to cope with.
- Used to describe something that is absolutely necessary or fundamental to something else.
Down
- Careful thought or attention given to a matter or issue.
- Refers to tools or instruments that are used for a specific purpose, usually related to cooking or eating
- A period of rest or leisure time when someone is not working or engaging in other activities.
6 Clues: Careful thought or attention given to a matter or issue. • Used to describe something that is absolutely necessary or fundamental to something else. • A period of rest or leisure time when someone is not working or engaging in other activities. • An adjective that describes a situation or feeling that is very intense or difficult to cope with. • ...
money 2025-09-21
6 Clues: marked, named, called • be agreeable or acceptable to • devisal, something artificial • the thing or area being discussed • endure; put up with something or somebody unpleasant • anything of material value or usefulness that is owned by a person or company
Everfi - FutureSmart - Growing a Business 2023-02-17
Across
- An expense that changes
- When revenue is more than expenses
- Taking money out of your account(debit)
- When prices go down
- Amount of money a business makes
- Money made for saving your money
- Savings vehicle that earns interest
- Fee for overspending
- When prices go up
- Putting money into your account(credit)
- Savings vehicle that has a higher interest
- Spending more money than you have
Down
- Paying interest on interest
- A bank account for using your money
- Amount invested separate from interest
- An expense that happens regularly
- Insurance for the banks
- How long the loan or investment is for
- Amount of money you make after expenses
- Way to save your money
- When loss is more than revenue
21 Clues: When prices go up • When prices go down • Fee for overspending • Way to save your money • An expense that changes • Insurance for the banks • Paying interest on interest • When loss is more than revenue • Amount of money a business makes • Money made for saving your money • An expense that happens regularly • Spending more money than you have • When revenue is more than expenses • ...
Comsumer Financial Decisions 2025-03-12
Across
- Legal process for debt relief when unable to pay debts.
- Plan for managing income and expenses.
- Protection against financial loss.
- Borrowed money to be repaid later.
- Cost of borrowing money.
- Money borrowed that must be repaid.
- Money put into assets to grow.
- Loan for purchasing real estate.
- Something of value owned by an individual or business.
- The chance of financial loss.
- The total value of assets owned by an individual or group.
Down
- Retirement savings plan in Australia.
- Payment received after retirement.
- Money owed to others.
- Money earned or received.
- Money set aside for future use.
- The rate at which prices for goods and services rise.
- Money paid to the government.
- Money spent on goods or services.
- Spending more than what’s in the account.
20 Clues: Money owed to others. • Cost of borrowing money. • Money earned or received. • Money paid to the government. • The chance of financial loss. • Money put into assets to grow. • Money set aside for future use. • Loan for purchasing real estate. • Money spent on goods or services. • Payment received after retirement. • Protection against financial loss. • ...
Different Forms of Money Crossword 2025-03-04
Across
- An amount of money paid annually (yearly) to an employee
- The money of different countries, for example, baht, dollar, pound.
- Money paid in exchange for a service, for example, to a doctor or lawyer.
- An abundance (a lot of) money.
- Physical metal money.
- Physical paper money.
- Money which must be paid back (owed).
- The monetary resources of a company.
- Money received for work
Down
- Money paid on an hourly basis to an employee
- The wealth and assets of a person or organisation.
- The money and property owned by a company or person.
- An estimate (guess) of the amount of money needed for something.
- Money to be paid for breaking the law.
- Money borrowed.
- Money given without expectation of something in return.
- A sum (amount) of money for a particular purpose.
17 Clues: Money borrowed. • Physical metal money. • Physical paper money. • Money received for work • An abundance (a lot of) money. • The monetary resources of a company. • Money which must be paid back (owed). • Money to be paid for breaking the law. • Money paid on an hourly basis to an employee • A sum (amount) of money for a particular purpose. • ...
Chapter 2 Crossword 2023-11-13
Across
- the official currency
- taking measures to make money grow
- produced by U.S. Mint
- paper money is refered to as
- money is a common measure of the worth or price of a good or service
- 1-3%/year
- divide money into smaller units
- money is used in exchange for goods and services needed by individuals, businesses, and governments
- money can be save and used at a later date
- good times on wall street
- produced by U.S. Treasury
- likely to change at least a half dozen times throughout your career
- putting money aside so it will be available when you need it
- to reduce overall risk
Down
- money is a unit of
- money is a medium of
- 3-5%/year
- market bad times on wall street
- earned both on the initial deposit and on the interest earned by the inital deposit
- authentic money immediately recognizable
- interests, interest, capital gains
- money is a stored of
- anything of value that is accepted in return for goods or survices
- made of strong and lasting material (cotton)
- people must be able to carry money
- people exchanged goods/services called
- a technique for estimating the number of years required to double your money at a given rate of return
- aka mutual funds
- maintain its value over time
- 10%/year
30 Clues: 10%/year • 3-5%/year • 1-3%/year • aka mutual funds • money is a unit of • money is a medium of • money is a stored of • the official currency • produced by U.S. Mint • to reduce overall risk • good times on wall street • produced by U.S. Treasury • paper money is refered to as • maintain its value over time • market bad times on wall street • divide money into smaller units • ...
B2 Money Crossword (DPB) 2024-11-21
Across
- Money you are given for a short time but need to pay back. (4)
- To ….. money is using money badly or unwisely. (5)
- If the book costs €8 but you give the shop €10, you get €2 in ….. (6)
- A card connect to your bank account; a ….. card. (5)
- The name to describe paper money, such as €10. (4)
- Having sufficient money for sth; I can ….. that jacket. (6)
- To describe sb who is rich or a class of people with money. (7)
- The opposite of expensive. (5)
- The thing use women use to carry their money around. (5)
- Money received for doing a job; normally monthly. (6)
Down
- Money from the bank to buy a house; it must be returned. (8)
- When sth costs much less than it normally would. (7)
- Sth you have with a bank to keep your money safe. (7)
- The thing men use to carry their money around. (6)
- Money you keep for the future. (7)
- Verb for giving sth away for free, often to a charity or NGO. (6)
- A formal verb to describe taking money out of a bank or ATM. (8)
- When prices are reduced or discounts offered, such as Black Friday; The ….. (5)
- Synonym of purchase (vb). Example: Do you want to ….. that watch? (3)
- Adj to describe sb who has very little money. (4)
20 Clues: The opposite of expensive. (5) • Money you keep for the future. (7) • Adj to describe sb who has very little money. (4) • To ….. money is using money badly or unwisely. (5) • The thing men use to carry their money around. (6) • The name to describe paper money, such as €10. (4) • When sth costs much less than it normally would. (7) • ...
Finances 2022-11-22
Across
- to grant to someone the use of something on the understanding that it will be returned
- a cost
- money that a company makes after all charges are taken from the amount
- a person who does financial records
- to get or obtain money in return for labour or services
- to spend more money than one earns
- to give money to pay for goods, services, or so as to benefit someone or something
- to keep and store up something, especially money, for future use
- an individual thing
Down
- to spend more money than you should or more than you wanted to
- amount of money available to spend
- to have enough money to pay for something
- to ask an amount of money for something
- money that you pay to a company if you borrow money from them
- to put money into financial schemes, shares, property with the expectation of achieving a profit
- a large fall in value
- to take and use someone’s money with the intention of returning it
- the monetary worth of goods and services
- a good, or lower than usual, price
19 Clues: a cost • an individual thing • a large fall in value • amount of money available to spend • to spend more money than one earns • a good, or lower than usual, price • a person who does financial records • to ask an amount of money for something • the monetary worth of goods and services • to have enough money to pay for something • ...
currencies 2023-07-26
Across
- - South Korean currency
- - Indonesian money
- - Chinese money
- - Middle Eastern unit
- - European money
- - Japanese currency
- - U.S. currency
- - Swedish currency
- - Israeli currency
- - Thailand's money
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- - British currency
- - Turkish money
- - Swiss currency
- - Botswana's coin
- - Russian unit
- - Mexican tender
- - Brazilian coin
- - South African coin
- - Indian currency
- - Polish currency
20 Clues: - Russian unit • - Turkish money • - Chinese money • - U.S. currency • - Swiss currency • - Mexican tender • - Brazilian coin • - European money • - Botswana's coin • - Indian currency • - Polish currency • - British currency • - Indonesian money • - Swedish currency • - Israeli currency • - Thailand's money • - Japanese currency • - South African coin • - Middle Eastern unit • - South Korean currency
EVOLUTION, ESSENCE AND FUNCTIONS OF MONEY. DEMAND FOR MONEY AND SUPPLY OF MONEY 2023-02-27
Across
- (M2 long term deposits)
- 2 words: eliminating of the time spent in exchanging goods and services
- money that is earned from doing work or received from investments
- 3 words: measure the purchasing power of the stock of money
- efficiency or ease with which an asset or security can be converted into ready cash without affecting its market price
- word+to+word: the total return anticipated on a bond if the bond is held until it matures
- 2 words: loan, the lender provides the borrower with an amount of funds (principal) that must be repaid to the lender at the maturity date, along with an additional payment for the interest(simple interest rate)
- the sum total of assets (things that you own) that give you financial security
- word+word+of+word: states that money supply and price level in an economy are in direct proportion to one another
- word+of+word: the monetarist theory is the equation of exchange, which is expressed as MV = PQ
- word+of+word: average number of times per year that a dollar is spent in buying the total amount of goods and services produced in the economy
- money within the banking system that is briefly counted twice due to time gaps in registering a deposit or withdrawal
- word+of+word: measurement for value; one of the money functions
- total supply of currency the stored commercial bank reserves at the central bank
- medium of exchange for goods and services.
- 2 words: a formal way of accounting for money, such as cash or money market funds
- 2 words: any system used to settle financial transactions through the transfer of monetary value
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- 2 words: paper currency decreed by governments
- word-word:system of purchasing cash credits, storing the credits in your computer or digital wallet
- 3 words: model that suggests that an investor should demand a higher interest rate or premium on securities with long-term maturities
- 2 words: posits that a change in money supply is a key driver of economic activity
- word+of+word: asset, commodity, or currency that maintains its value without depreciating
- 2 words: price level is increasing rapidly, money loses value rapidly
- word-word+word: payment card with a monetary value stored on the card itself, not in an external account maintained by a financial institution
- 2 words: currency electronically stored on electronic systems and digital databases used to make it easier to transact electronically
- 2 words: payment card that deducts money directly from a consumer’s checking account when it is used
- cash in circulation and in bank reserves
- notes and coins in circulation money equivalents (i.e regular bank saving accounts)
- 3 words: interest rate makes no allowance for inflation
- notes and coins in circulation money equivalents (i.e regular bank saving accounts)
- word+of+word: ntermediary instrument or system used to facilitate the purchase and sale of goods and services between parties
- 3 words: interest rate that is adjusted by subtracting expected changes in the price level (inflation)
- 2 words: plastic card that contains a microprocessor and a memory chip or just a memory chip
- 2 words: precious metals (gold, silver...) and others valuable commodity, medium of exchange
34 Clues: (M2 long term deposits) • cash in circulation and in bank reserves • medium of exchange for goods and services. • 2 words: paper currency decreed by governments • 3 words: interest rate makes no allowance for inflation • 3 words: measure the purchasing power of the stock of money • word+of+word: measurement for value; one of the money functions • ...
Buisness Managment 2013-02-26
Across
- your value of asstes after all of your liabilites have been paid
- any money paid in order to operate a buisness
- dollars remaning after all expences are paid
- any item of value you own
- Money Earned after expenses
- money paid to the government
- items owned with a max of one year
- amount of money owed to another buisness or indinidual
- any twelve month period that your buisness operates
- money recieved as a result of doing business
- amount of money owed for products or services recieved
Down
- money borrowed for a year to operate your business
- items woned with a life of more than one year
- money borrowed for a long period of time to purchase property
- money charged by the loan institiutuion to you for borrowing the money
- money the government recieved upon property value
- total dollars taken in
- dollars the government is paid based uopn your net income
- money borrowed to operate your buisness
19 Clues: total dollars taken in • any item of value you own • Money Earned after expenses • money paid to the government • items owned with a max of one year • money borrowed to operate your buisness • dollars remaning after all expences are paid • money recieved as a result of doing business • items woned with a life of more than one year • ...
IFS U1 TOPIC 1 CROSSWORD 2016-09-06
Across
- A group of coins or notes that share the same face value.
- Bank or building society accounts where people ca store their money in the form of electronic balances and withdraw it to make payments.
- A means of transferring money form one account to another.
- A key feature of money - to look and feel the same as other coins and notes of the same denomination.
- A key feature of money - the be available in sufficient quantities to meet people's needs but not in such quantities that the value of money falls.
- A rise in prices, which means that the purchasing power of money falls.
- exchange A function of money - to allow people to make payments.
- Buying or selling something.
- The value that an item represents rather than the value it has in itself.
- How much one item is worth in terms of a different item.
- Coins or banknotes that must be accepted if offered in payment of a debt.
- A key feature of money - to be strong enough to be reused in many transactions.
- An attribute of money that allows people to store money now and spend it later.
- One of the key features of money - to be widely accepted.
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- A key feature of money - to be small and light enough to carry around easily.
- A situation in which two people have goods or services to trade and each wants what the other person can provide.
- To exchange goods and services for other goods and services without using money.
- The value marked on a coin or note.
- A function of money - to allow people to compare prices and to measure the value of money in a bank account.
- The value that an item has in itself.
- The quantity of goods or services that money can buy.
- anything widely accepted as a means of making payments.
- A key feature of money - to be easily identified as genuine money.
- A key feature of money - to be easily divided into amounts of different value.
24 Clues: Buying or selling something. • The value marked on a coin or note. • The value that an item has in itself. • The quantity of goods or services that money can buy. • anything widely accepted as a means of making payments. • How much one item is worth in terms of a different item. • A group of coins or notes that share the same face value. • ...
Financial Literacy 2025-07-08
Across
- Money borrowed that must be paid back, often with interest.
- When you take out more money from your account than you have, creating a negative balance.
- A crime involving lying or tricking to get money or goods.
- Money paid regularly at a set rate for borrowing money, or earned on savings.
- Anything valuable that you own, like property, cash, or investments.
- A legal process when a person or business cannot repay debts.
- A plan for how you will spend and save your money.
- Taking money out of a bank account.
- Money taken out directly from your account to pay for something.
- Money that you can borrow, with the promise to pay it back later.
- Money added into a bank account.
- Something you owe; a debt or financial obligation.
- How easily an asset (like cash or investments) can be turned into money you can use.
- Money spent to buy goods or services.
Down
- To add interest onto both the original amount and the interest already earned or owed.
- The original amount of money borrowed or invested, not including interest.
- Failure to pay back a loan on time.
- Any activity where money moves in or out of your account.
- To sign the back of a check to approve its deposit or cashing.
- A document showing all transactions on your account during a set time.
- The difference between what you owe on something and what it is worth.
- Total money earned by a business before expenses.
- A special kind of loan used to buy a home or property. You pay it back slowly, usually over many years.
- The system of money used in a particular country.
- When prices for goods and services increase, making money less valuable.
- A fixed amount of money paid to someone every year, often as retirement income.
- A special type of loan used to buy property, paid back over many years.
- The total amount of money in your account at a given time.
- Something valuable you promise to give if you don’t repay a loan.
- Money given by the government to reduce the cost of something for consumers.
30 Clues: Money added into a bank account. • Failure to pay back a loan on time. • Taking money out of a bank account. • Money spent to buy goods or services. • Total money earned by a business before expenses. • The system of money used in a particular country. • A plan for how you will spend and save your money. • Something you owe; a debt or financial obligation. • ...
Financial Literacy 2025-03-26
Across
- money you owe a person or business
- the amount an individual makes in one year
- the money received after taxes and other deductions
- taking money out of your account
- payment charged by your bank for a service you request
- money set in an account that earns interest
- money received on a regular basis
- someone who provides loans to an individual
- money paid regularly at a specified rate
- borrowed money from a bank or credit union
Down
- record of an individuals credit history
- your job
- a sum of money given to an individual by a lender typically governments
- the amount of money made before taxes and other deductions
- loan taken out by students to support their education
- a type of financial aid, provides a part time job to students to help with expenses
- moving money from one account to another
- putting money into your account
- a plastic card linked to your bank account
- money earned by someone to support their education usually awarded on academic achievements
- legally assisted management of debts
- a plastic card with a set limit in which you borrow money and pay it back
- the maximum amount you can spend on a credit card
23 Clues: your job • putting money into your account • taking money out of your account • money received on a regular basis • money you owe a person or business • legally assisted management of debts • record of an individuals credit history • moving money from one account to another • money paid regularly at a specified rate • the amount an individual makes in one year • ...
Clues about earning money 2025-03-07
Across
- The opposite of debt.
- The bank of the US government.
- A paper bill worth one dollar.
- Lincoln The first name of the US president featured on the $5 bill.
- card A type of card that allows you to borrow money to make purchases.
- The act of taking out money from your account.
- A coin that’s worth ten cents.
- A system of borrowing money to buy something and paying it back later.
- The process of putting money aside for future use.
- The person responsible for managing a company's finances.
- A small, round coin used in many countries.
- The action of reducing your spending.
- A type of currency used in the UK.
- The word for money received as a gift or prize.
- Money given to someone to help them financially.
- A place where you exchange money for goods or services.
- The action of selling goods or services in exchange for money.
- A type of investment where you buy shares in a company.
- Another word for "pennies."
- A business that lends you money to buy a home.
Down
- A popular mobile payment app.
- A fee charged for borrowing money.
- The term for when money increases in value over time.
- A term for a large amount of money.
- A unit of currency in Japan.
- The currency used in South Africa.
- A term for how much something costs.
- The first step in managing money; involves tracking your income and expenses.
- Money collected from customers or clients.
- Money that you owe to someone.
- The paper version of money.
- A paper bill worth 100 cents.
- The name of the government institution that prints money.
- A bank account where you deposit money for safekeeping.
- The money you earn from working.
- A fund where people invest their money for future needs.
- The term used when your financial situation is negative.
- A financial term for earning more than you spend.
- Money used to pay for goods and services.
- A type of loan that uses property as collateral.
40 Clues: The opposite of debt. • The paper version of money. • Another word for "pennies." • A unit of currency in Japan. • A popular mobile payment app. • A paper bill worth 100 cents. • The bank of the US government. • A paper bill worth one dollar. • Money that you owe to someone. • A coin that’s worth ten cents. • The money you earn from working. • A fee charged for borrowing money. • ...
2ESO Unit 4 2025-05-14
Across
- To give one thing and get another in return
- A piece of paper that shows what you bought and how much it cost
- Money in coins or paper
- A small flat object used to carry money and cards
- The amount of money you need to get something
- A piece of paper money
- To get something by giving money for it
- To be the best in a game or competition
- A lower price than usual
- To give money for something
- To let someone use something that they will give back
Down
- To use something in a way that is not useful
- To keep money instead of spending it
- Small amount of money parents give to children regularly
- To use money to get something
- To take something and promise to return it
- To get money by working
- A plastic card used to pay or get money from a machine
- To give something to someone and take money
19 Clues: A piece of paper money • Money in coins or paper • To get money by working • A lower price than usual • To give money for something • To use money to get something • To keep money instead of spending it • To get something by giving money for it • To be the best in a game or competition • To take something and promise to return it • To give one thing and get another in return • ...
Midterm Exam Review 2024-01-11
Across
- Money is used to compare the prices of different goods and services
- Items that have value and are used to buy goods and services
- Purchases not essential to daily living
- Payment received for goods and services
- Money that only has value because the government says it does, and the population trusts the government
- All monthly expenses associated with essential goods and services
- Money must be easy to carry
- Trading one good or service for another instead of using currency
- Expenses that change throughout the year
- An amount of money that is owed to someone
- Money must be able to withstand the wear and tear of many people using it
- Money must be relatively scarce and hard for people to obtain
- Expenses that are the same every month
Down
- Helps a person determine if they are spending too much money on certain things, or if they are spending money too quickly
- Money must be widely accepted as a medium of exchange
- When you spend money on something you want instead of need
- Anything widely accepted as payment for final goods and services
- Money you take home after taxes
- Money borrowed from someone else with the expectation of paying it back with interest
- Costs paid in exchange for goods and services
- The central bank of the United States
- Money must be easily divided into small parts so that people can purchase goods and services at any price
- Money makes it easier for people to save and then spend the money later
- Money acts as a go-between to make it easier to buy things. Sellers agree to accept it in exchange for a good or service
- Total amount of money you can earn before taxes
- Money’s value must remain relatively constant over long periods of time
26 Clues: Money must be easy to carry • Money you take home after taxes • The central bank of the United States • Expenses that are the same every month • Purchases not essential to daily living • Payment received for goods and services • Expenses that change throughout the year • An amount of money that is owed to someone • Costs paid in exchange for goods and services • ...
Chapter 2 Economics 2021-01-15
Across
- natural aversion of risk
- to make sure you get your money back
- wage after taking of payroll
- damage the insurant has to pay
- borrowed money for having real estate
- a loan for having consumer goods
- to loan someone else's money
- change you take of damaging something
- risk of insurer because of unethical behavior
- putting money in shares to earn
- money going straight to government
Down
- money paid to the government
- pay for goods and services
- the paying back of a loan
- the price you pay for your own risk
- wage you agree on with employer
- money added to price in store
- doing something to help others
- price to pay for saving money
- keeping money aside
20 Clues: keeping money aside • natural aversion of risk • the paying back of a loan • pay for goods and services • money paid to the government • wage after taking of payroll • to loan someone else's money • money added to price in store • price to pay for saving money • damage the insurant has to pay • doing something to help others • wage you agree on with employer • ...
Finance Puzzle 2025-07-17
Across
- = Extra money earned or paid for lending or borrowing funds.
- = The process of creating a financial spending and saving plan.
- = A financial institution that holds deposits and gives loans.
- = The money a person or entity receives in exchange for their labor or investment.
- = Financial obligations or debts owed.
- = A sum of money borrowed with an agreement to repay.
- = The ability to borrow money with the promise to repay later.
- = Money set aside for future use or emergencies.
- = Putting money into assets to generate returns over time.
- = Anything valuable owned that can generate future benefit.
Down
- = Using money to purchase goods or services.
- = Money reserved for unexpected expenses.
- = Mandatory payment to the government on income or goods.
- = Strategising steps to reach financial objectives.
- = Money spent on goods, services, or bills.
- = Money that is borrowed and must be repaid.
- = A plan for how to spend and manage your income and expenses.
- = The movement of money in and out of your hands.
- = Money received from work, investments, or other sources.
- = A place where money is deposited or tracked in a bank.
20 Clues: = Financial obligations or debts owed. • = Money reserved for unexpected expenses. • = Money spent on goods, services, or bills. • = Using money to purchase goods or services. • = Money that is borrowed and must be repaid. • = Money set aside for future use or emergencies. • = The movement of money in and out of your hands. • ...
Banking terms (for listening assessment) 2021-09-18
Across
- put money in account
- to check amount of money you have
- bank account shared between 2 people
- visa, MasterCard and American Express
- money you get from your job
- to put in
- to close
- bank account which gains good interest
- paper you receive after bank transaction
- movement of money in banking
Down
- money you pay for services from bank
- automatic teller machine
- personal identification number
- amount of money in your bank account
- take money out of account
- the action of giving money in exchange for work
- money you pay for having a load
- money automatically put in your account
18 Clues: to close • to put in • put money in account • automatic teller machine • take money out of account • money you get from your job • movement of money in banking • personal identification number • money you pay for having a load • to check amount of money you have • money you pay for services from bank • amount of money in your bank account • bank account shared between 2 people • ...
MONEY 2020-08-12
Across
- Currency and coins, or the money a person has on hand.
- The unit of money used in the USA, Canada, Australia, and some other countries. It is represented by the symbol $.
- A coin or a unit of currency in various countries.
- An American or Canadian coin that has the value of ten cents.
Down
- A plan or estimate of the amount of money needed for cost of living or to be used for a specific purpose.
- Monetary value created as the result of some future obligation or claim.
6 Clues: A coin or a unit of currency in various countries. • Currency and coins, or the money a person has on hand. • An American or Canadian coin that has the value of ten cents. • Monetary value created as the result of some future obligation or claim. • A plan or estimate of the amount of money needed for cost of living or to be used for a specific purpose. • ...
Money 2021-01-09
Across
- 5. A primary function of money
- Money which is issued by order/authority of government
- A thing which is generally accepted as a means of exchange and at the same time, act as a measure and as a store of value is known as
Down
- A system of exchange of goods or services directly with goods and services
- Money which is accepted as a medium of exchange because of the trust between the payer and the payee
- Supply of money is a _____________ concept.
6 Clues: 5. A primary function of money • Supply of money is a _____________ concept. • Money which is issued by order/authority of government • A system of exchange of goods or services directly with goods and services • Money which is accepted as a medium of exchange because of the trust between the payer and the payee • ...
Money 2021-03-23
Money 2021-10-28
6 Clues: company symbols • give money or food for charity • don't waste your money on useless stuff • is too expencive. I don't have enough money • when there's no products in your store anymore • i didn't have money so i have to take some with my mother
Money 2021-11-09
6 Clues: you can buy meat here • when sg is a good deal • to ask money from someone • to have enough money to buy sg • if you show it, you get a discount • the amount of money that you have to pay for sg
money 2013-06-24
6 Clues: No idea at all • Relating to your career • The money we get paid to work • happiness caused by achievement • The best we can be at something • To take care of and educate a child
MONEY 2013-04-14
MONEY 2015-02-03
7 Clues: 700P = ....RS • ....P MAKE 1 RUPEE • I BOUGHT ONE LEMON FOR 3... • NUMBER OF PAISE IN 4 RS AND 40 P • COST OF A PAIR OF SHOES IS ...3400 • COST OF A PENCIL WHEN COST OF 3 PENCILS IS RS 15 IS...RS • 32 RUPEES DIVIDED AMONG 4 PEOPLE EQUALLY. EACH GETS RS...
money 2022-03-01
Money 2023-08-05
6 Clues: to stop giving money to someone. • having a lot of money, possessives. • The type of money that a country uses. • to use your money to pay for goods and services. • to keep money in a bank so that you can use it later. • to receive a particular amount of money for the work that you do.
Money 2024-10-20
Across
- a particular amount of money, you can buy sth. for that amount
- when bank lends you money
- using a cash machine to take money
Down
- means to ask for and take someone else`s money with the intention of returning it
- to give money to someone on the condition that they return it
- gradually collect money by spending less than what we earn so that we can use it on future occasion
6 Clues: when bank lends you money • using a cash machine to take money • to give money to someone on the condition that they return it • a particular amount of money, you can buy sth. for that amount • means to ask for and take someone else`s money with the intention of returning it • ...
MONEY 2025-05-14
Banking By De'Aris Henry BBillionaires@gmail.com 2024-05-18
Across
- A secure place to store your funds.
- An increase in value of an investment.
- A local office of a bank.
- Printed document of your account's activity.
- The monthly or yearly cost of a service.
- A collection of investments.
- The extra money you earn on savings.
- When you spend more than you have.
- Movement of money from one account to another.
- Money borrowed from a bank.
- An electronic card to pay directly from your account.
- The money used to start or invest in a business.
- An electronic financial transaction.
- A record of financial transactions.
- Your personal identification number.
- A document instructing a bank to pay money.
Down
- The act of putting money into assets.
- Money put into a bank account.
- A financial plan for spending.
- Money available for immediate use.
- Ownership interest in a company.
- Automated Teller Machine.
- A bank account with interest.
- Money taken out of a bank account.
- A legal agreement to borrow money to buy property.
- Ownership interest in a company.
- A loan backed by an asset.
- Money taken out of a bank account.
- The person who helps you at the bank.
- Financial safety.
- The cost of borrowing money.
- Place where you store money at the bank.
- The amount of money in your account.
33 Clues: Financial safety. • A local office of a bank. • Automated Teller Machine. • A loan backed by an asset. • Money borrowed from a bank. • A collection of investments. • The cost of borrowing money. • A bank account with interest. • Money put into a bank account. • A financial plan for spending. • Ownership interest in a company. • Ownership interest in a company. • ...
Banking and Budgets 2024-02-06
Across
- Expenses that can change every month.
- Money given by a bank that must be repaid.
- The use of a bank card to deposit, withdraw, or spend money.
- Taking money out of an account.
- Money spent on a good or service.
- A machine for depositing and withdrawing money.
- An institution that deals with money.
- A bank employee.
- Using another person's banking information is an example of ___ theft.
- A number used to access a bank account.
- An extra fee an ATM may charge you.
- One type of bank account.
- Money earned from working.
- A card for making purchases as a type of loan.
Down
- An estimate of income and expenses.
- A loan for the purchase of a house.
- A withdrawal of more money than is in an account.
- A sum of money charged for borrowing or using money.
- Expenses that stay the same every month.
- Money set aside for later.
- A slip of paper given to you after making a purchase.
- The amount of money in an account.
- Putting money into an account.
- The worst possible password to use for online banking.
- A modern way to access bank services.
- A card for purchases against a bank account.
26 Clues: A bank employee. • One type of bank account. • Money set aside for later. • Money earned from working. • Putting money into an account. • Taking money out of an account. • Money spent on a good or service. • The amount of money in an account. • An estimate of income and expenses. • A loan for the purchase of a house. • An extra fee an ATM may charge you. • ...
Personal Finance Vocabulary 2015-05-12
Across
- money paid for borrowing money, or money that a bank or building society pays a customer for putting money into their bank
- a fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis made by an employer to an employee
- deficit in a bank account caused by withdrawing more money than is paid in
- fake money made in order to deceive
- rate the percentage of an amount of money which is paid for the use of that money over a period of time
- the state of owing something(especially money)
- a regular payment made during a person's retirement (when they become too old to work) from an investment fund to which that person or their employer has contributed
- a record of money a person deposits: into a bank
- the difference between credits and debits in an account
- money in a bank account, sum added to a bank account, and money lent to a bank
- (v) to give (someone) money that is due for work done, goods received, or a debt incurred
- in to deposit or put money in to a bank account
- slip small document recording money that you pay in to a bank account
- charges: money paid to a bank for the bank's services etc
- to trade without using money
- automatic teller machine
- exchange used to describe the currency of other countries and the system for dealing in such currency
- card (plastic) card from a bank authorizing the purchases of goods on credit
Down
- most of us do not buy our homes outright for cash - instead we borrow money to do so
- a record of transactions in a bank account
- book containing detachable checks
- in to add written information to a document to make it complete
- money lent by a bank etc and that must be repaid with interest
- to take money out of a bank account
- an employee of a bank or building society who receives and pays out money
- money that is used by a country such as the United Kingdom
- to ask for the temporary use of money on the
- to give the temporary use of money on the condition of repayment and at a set rate of interest
- account bank account from which money may be drawn at any time, checking account US
- an amount of money placed with a bank
- person to whom money is payed
- a sum deducted from a bank account, as for a check
- a building in which commercial banking is transacted
- local office or bureau of a bank
- written order to a bank to pay the stated sum from one's account
35 Clues: automatic teller machine • to trade without using money • person to whom money is payed • local office or bureau of a bank • book containing detachable checks • fake money made in order to deceive • to take money out of a bank account • an amount of money placed with a bank • a record of transactions in a bank account • to ask for the temporary use of money on the • ...
Money 2013-07-19
6 Clues: The Indian Currency • Most people have to do this to earn money • The first country to introduce paper currency • When you set money aside you are _________________ it • When you buy something , you are ______________ your money • Another way kids get money is by receiving this from relatives or friends
Money 2019-05-06
Across
- a thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest.
- a deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the account holds
- to take out money from an ATM
Down
- a sum payable as a first installment on the purchase of something or as a pledge for a contract
- an agreement that allows you to borrow money from a bank or similar organization, especially in order to buy a house
- an extra amount of money that you have to pay to a bank or other organization when they provide a service for you
6 Clues: to take out money from an ATM • a deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the account holds • a sum payable as a first installment on the purchase of something or as a pledge for a contract • a thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest. • ...
