money Crossword Puzzles
Economics 2026-05-07
Across
- A person who buys goods or services
- A person or company that makes goods or services
- Money spent on goods or services
- Money used to try and make more money
- Money set aside for later
- Money earned from a job
- Extra money paid on a loan
- Money earned by a business
- A plan for spending money
Down
- Things people would like to have but can live without
- Things people buy that they can touch
- A place where goods and services are bought and sold
- Buying and selling between people or countries
- Money borrowed and paid back later
- Money paid to the government
- When there is not enough of something for everyone
- The system of money jobs and businesses in a country
- A card that takes money directly from your bank account
- Something necessary to live
19 Clues: Money earned from a job • Money set aside for later • A plan for spending money • Extra money paid on a loan • Money earned by a business • Something necessary to live • Money paid to the government • Money spent on goods or services • Money borrowed and paid back later • A person who buys goods or services • Things people buy that they can touch • ...
Easy Money ///Samuel 2020-12-10
LOVE OR MONEY 2022-11-09
Across
- WHOSE LOVE DID MOLLY DİSAPPROVE OF?
- WHICH DAY DİD MOLLY DIE?
- WHAT DOES MOLLY DRINK BEFORE BED EVERY NIGHT?
- IN HOUSE ROOM WAS MOLLY'S MURDER INTERRAGATION CONDUCLED?
- HOW OLD IS THE BOY THAT MOLLY FIRED?
- WHAT IS THE THING THAT DIANA ASKED FOR?
- WHOSE BAG WAS THE BOTTLE FOUND IN?
Down
- HOW OLD IS THE PERSON THAT DESCRIBING THE MURDERER?
- WHO IS THE FAMILY DOCTOR?
- WHO GOES TO THE TENNIS CLUP?
- WHO NEEDS MONEY FOR HIS WIFE?
- WHAT ARE THE PETS IN MOLLY'S HOUSE?
- WHO IS THE PERSON THAT DIANA TOLD HER MOTHER'S DEATH?
- WHICH MEDICINE DOES MOLLY USE?
- WHERE DID DIANA CLARKSON LIVE?
15 Clues: WHICH DAY DİD MOLLY DIE? • WHO IS THE FAMILY DOCTOR? • WHO GOES TO THE TENNIS CLUP? • WHO NEEDS MONEY FOR HIS WIFE? • WHICH MEDICINE DOES MOLLY USE? • WHERE DID DIANA CLARKSON LIVE? • WHOSE BAG WAS THE BOTTLE FOUND IN? • WHOSE LOVE DID MOLLY DİSAPPROVE OF? • WHAT ARE THE PETS IN MOLLY'S HOUSE? • HOW OLD IS THE BOY THAT MOLLY FIRED? • WHAT IS THE THING THAT DIANA ASKED FOR? • ...
Mananing Your Money 2019-10-09
Across
- Funds provided by the government or private organizations to help students pay for college ( do NOT need to be repaid).
- Students enrolled in college and are receiving financial aid can also have part-time job to help cover their education expenses not covered by their aid amount.
- Links your checking account to your savings account, credit card, or line of credit and uses that account to pay transaction that would have otherwise triggered an overdraft fee.
- A spending plan that tracks all sources of income ( financial aid, wages, and etc.)
- One that will cost you the same every time you pay it.
- Funds that support your education usually based off academic performance but may also be based on need.
- Personal Identification Number
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid
- Something you must have (like tuition and textbooks).
Down
- A crime that occurs when someone uses another person's personal information.
- One that may change (like textbooks).
- A form of financial aid that MUST be paid back with interest.
- Are goods and services that you wish to purchase but could live without (like concert tickets).
- A single number that come from a report that has information about your accounts in your name such as credit cards, student loans, and so on.
- Sources of money that support your education.
15 Clues: Personal Identification Number • One that may change (like textbooks). • Free Application for Federal Student Aid • Sources of money that support your education. • Something you must have (like tuition and textbooks). • One that will cost you the same every time you pay it. • A form of financial aid that MUST be paid back with interest. • ...
Unit 6: Money 2020-10-10
Across
- I've seen an advert for a babysitting job, so I'm going to ___.
- Put an ___ for them on an online auction website.
- Think about your ___.
- I want to buy a ____.
- To go on ___ in August.
- You can find some really nice things at ___ prices!
- Why not try to ___ less?
Down
- It's much better to ___ them than throw them away!
- How about ___ while the owners are on holiday?
- Maybe you could try ___?
- Has anyone got any ___ for making money?
- ___ your clothes at markets and in second-hand shops.
- I ___ the car or do the ironing.
- My parents sometimes pay me to do ___ around the house.
- I'm going to work in a ___ so I'll have enough money.
15 Clues: Think about your ___. • I want to buy a ____. • To go on ___ in August. • Maybe you could try ___? • Why not try to ___ less? • I ___ the car or do the ironing. • Has anyone got any ___ for making money? • How about ___ while the owners are on holiday? • Put an ___ for them on an online auction website. • It's much better to ___ them than throw them away! • ...
What is Money? 2020-11-02
Across
- an increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money.
- exchanging one thing for something else
- Accepted by several people.
- medium of exchange
- of Exchange Transfer of energy
- the action of helping or doing work for someone.
- has the ability to be carried or stored easily.
- There is a limited and controlled supply. It can not be counterfeited (copied) easily.
Down
- money that an individual or business receives in exchange for providing labor, producing a good or service, or through investing capital.
- merchandise or possessions.
- Worth something
- Has the ability to be broken down in smaller denominations
- of Value This is the price point set for a Good or Service.
- Doesn’t damage easily.
- of Value You can store or save your money now and it will be worth the same in the future
15 Clues: Worth something • medium of exchange • Doesn’t damage easily. • merchandise or possessions. • Accepted by several people. • of Exchange Transfer of energy • exchanging one thing for something else • has the ability to be carried or stored easily. • the action of helping or doing work for someone. • Has the ability to be broken down in smaller denominations • ...
Money and payment 2020-05-13
Across
- taken from you later
- number a secret code you need to get money out of
- money you earn from having a savings account
- this is your proof of purchase
- an occasion when goods are sold at a lower cost
- machine a place in the wall outside a bank where
- bank
- this is how much something costs
- can withdraw money
Down
- card a method of payment, where the money
- banking a way of managing your accounts online
- the machine where you pay for things in a shop
- the money you get back if you give the
- the money you earn from working
- assistant more than something costs
15 Clues: bank • can withdraw money • taken from you later • this is your proof of purchase • the money you earn from working • this is how much something costs • assistant more than something costs • the money you get back if you give the • card a method of payment, where the money • money you earn from having a savings account • the machine where you pay for things in a shop • ...
Earning Money Crossword 2021-03-21
Across
- when you lose money by selling something for a lower price than you bought it for
- when someone borrows money from someone, paying them back later
- when you earn money by selling something for a higher price than you bought it for.
- the amount of money someone earns from their job
- an occupation undertaken to earn money
- give an item to another person in exchange for money
- a currency used to pay people
- giving money to someone in exchange for an item
- a small unit of currency in Australia
Down
- a unit of currency in Australia
- per year
- money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent
- a weekly payment from your job company in return for your work
- the gross sales of a company
- the group that pays people for their work
15 Clues: per year • the gross sales of a company • a currency used to pay people • a unit of currency in Australia • a small unit of currency in Australia • an occupation undertaken to earn money • the group that pays people for their work • giving money to someone in exchange for an item • the amount of money someone earns from their job • ...
Earning Money Crossword 2023-02-17
Across
- amount of money workers are paid per hour.
- money paid to employees for meeting a goal.
- obtain money.
- percentage of the sale tat goes to the sales person.
- paid for the number of items made.
- cents.
- 2x normally hourly rate.
Down
- action or process of paying someone.
- weeks.
- work period.
- pay employee receives on holiday.
- received every hour.
- usually paid weekly.
- given when working more hours than normal.
- annual payment.
15 Clues: weeks. • cents. • work period. • obtain money. • annual payment. • received every hour. • usually paid weekly. • 2x normally hourly rate. • pay employee receives on holiday. • action or process of paying someone. • paid for the number of items made. • amount of money workers are paid per hour. • given when working more hours than normal. • money paid to employees for meeting a goal. • ...
Money and banking 2014-01-12
15 Clues: US currency • paper money • fake e-mails • shows balance • foreign money • borrowed money • cash dispenser • works at a bank • Japanese currency • electronic Banking • credit card scheme • financial institution • AE for current account • give money to charities • what you have to pay for overdrafts
Money and banking 2014-01-12
15 Clues: US currency • paper money • fake e-mails • foreign money • money borrowed • cash dispenser • works at a bank • Japanese currency • exchange of goods • electronic banking • credit card scheme • shows ins and outs • AE for current account • give money to charities • what you get for your money
managing your money 2014-04-11
Across
- charges-total dollar amount paid by using money
- services- manage your services from your computer
- account account that pays you a small account
- of payments
- card a card that lets you withdraw money
- three numbers
- borrow money
Down
- payment-beginning payment
- deposit-employer deposits into the accounts
- numeric code for your bank
- or borrow money
- register little booklet of pages
- teller machine- 24hr access
- account small fee for use
- maintaining a balance
15 Clues: of payments • borrow money • three numbers • or borrow money • maintaining a balance • payment-beginning payment • account small fee for use • numeric code for your bank • teller machine- 24hr access • register little booklet of pages • card a card that lets you withdraw money • deposit-employer deposits into the accounts • account account that pays you a small account • ...
In the Money 2015-01-06
Across
- when something gets bigger
- underneath
- to push wind out of your mouth
- a place where you buy items
- what a bank gives out
- a metal person
- something you wear in winter
Down
- rhymes with tow
- what you need to give someone
- when you let someone look at something
- we live on the east _____
- to use something and then return it
- how you greet people
- something that sails
- like a frog
15 Clues: underneath • like a frog • a metal person • rhymes with tow • how you greet people • something that sails • what a bank gives out • we live on the east _____ • when something gets bigger • a place where you buy items • something you wear in winter • what you need to give someone • to push wind out of your mouth • to use something and then return it • when you let someone look at something
Money - Rasmus V 2017-03-16
Across
- Things that are necessary.
- Things that you want to buy in the near future are called _____ items
- Something with four wheels that might be your long-term saving goal.
- When you set money aside,you are ______ it.
- You create this to keep track of how much money you can spend.
- You spend it everyday
- Most people have to do his in order to get money
Down
- Someimes you expect these,sometimes you don't.Either way they require money.
- A _____ is when you take money out of your savings.
- By putting money into a bank account,you will earn money,wich is called ____
- you get it every month
- When you put money into your savings,you are making a ____
- You can make extra money by getting it
- In order t create a saving plan for yourself you need to set some saving ____
- It's important that you keep a written _____ of your spending and saving.
15 Clues: You spend it everyday • you get it every month • Things that are necessary. • You can make extra money by getting it • When you set money aside,you are ______ it. • Most people have to do his in order to get money • A _____ is when you take money out of your savings. • When you put money into your savings,you are making a ____ • ...
Money-Miriam Maiste 2017-03-17
Across
- Spending money on things that are not important
- A thing that has different slots and compartments to hold your money and credit cards
- An amount of money you need to pay for geting something
- Paper/physical money
- Piece of plastic that you can pay with
- Getting paid for the work you do
- Person, who gets a lot of attention and money from his or her parents
- Currency used in Europe
Down
- Giving something to someone who wants and gives money for it
- When something costs a lot of money
- A weekly or monthly allowance
- Keeping some of your money for later
- Round pieces of metal that have a value
- When something is cheaper than its original price
- Trading things for money
15 Clues: Paper/physical money • Currency used in Europe • Trading things for money • A weekly or monthly allowance • Getting paid for the work you do • When something costs a lot of money • Keeping some of your money for later • Piece of plastic that you can pay with • Round pieces of metal that have a value • Spending money on things that are not important • ...
Finance and money 2017-08-25
Across
- money you get per hour or day
- money you owe to somebody
- you get it at the cash desk
- money for a house or flat
- if you selling something
- all of your staff you own in investment for example buildings
- employee who summaries all your numbers and budget
Down
- where the men store their money
- money you get for you work per month
- where the women store their money
- lower price than normal
- when you want to be protect yourself
- pay back money you borrowed
- money you get back when you buy for example a destroyed shirt
- service from the bank
15 Clues: service from the bank • lower price than normal • if you selling something • money you owe to somebody • money for a house or flat • you get it at the cash desk • pay back money you borrowed • money you get per hour or day • where the men store their money • where the women store their money • money you get for you work per month • when you want to be protect yourself • ...
Earning Money Crossword 2022-03-24
Across
- a fixed payment that is paid from the employer to employee typically as an annual sum
- people who are paid to work,
- regular payment turned into a fund for a future benefit made by the employee
- money earned from work that is paid on a weekly or daily basis from an employer to an employee
- the excess of selling price of goods over their cost
Down
- a fee paid to a sales person
- occurring once a year
- a sum of money added to a person's wages as a reward for good performance
- a current medium of exchange in the form of coins and bank notes
- loading, a bonus payment to an employee when annual leave is taken
- a period of two weeks,
- the amount of time someone works beyond normal working hours
- pay, the amount of money an employee receives before taxes are taken out
- work paid for according to the amount produced
- money paid to the government for public purposes
15 Clues: occurring once a year • a period of two weeks, • a fee paid to a sales person • people who are paid to work, • work paid for according to the amount produced • money paid to the government for public purposes • the excess of selling price of goods over their cost • the amount of time someone works beyond normal working hours • ...
Money - Business - Finance 2022-03-10
15 Clues: le reçu • le prêt • faisable • la perte • l'acompte • la devise • emprunter • la faillite • les actions • le courtier • la redevance • les bénéfices • l'actionnaire • la vente en gros • le chiffre d'affaire
MONEY AND CREDIT 2023-10-10
Across
- which state accounts for maximum of SHGs(self-help groups) in bank credit?
- in swapna's case , the failure of the crop made loan repayment impossible. she had to sell parts of the land to repay the loan. credit, instead of helping swapna improve her earning, pushed her in teh situation of ------
- if the borrower fails to repay the loan, the lander has the right to sell the ------ to obtain payment
- system of exchanging goods for goods is called ------
- banks use the major portion of the ------- to extend loans
- in a SHG most of the decisions regarding loan activities are taken by -------
- there is no organisation that which supervises the credit activities of lenders in the ------ sector.
Down
- rate of interest charged by money landers in compare to that charged in banks is -------
- which facility associated with demand deposits gives it a feature of money ?
- in which country is the grameen bank meeting the credit needs of over 6 million poor people?
- who helps the borrower to overcome the problem of lack of collateral?
- while taking a loan, borrowers look for easy terms of credit. this means low interest rate, easy conditions of repayment, ---- collateral and documentation required
- an agreement in which the lender supplies the borrower with money, goods or services in return for the promise of future payment refers to -------
- no individual in india can legally refuse a payment made in rupees. it makes rupee a ------
- in india-------- issues currency bills in the behalf of the government
15 Clues: system of exchanging goods for goods is called ------ • banks use the major portion of the ------- to extend loans • who helps the borrower to overcome the problem of lack of collateral? • in india-------- issues currency bills in the behalf of the government • which state accounts for maximum of SHGs(self-help groups) in bank credit? • ...
Money and Economics 2024-01-26
15 Clues: - Money owed • - Money spent • - Money system • - Money earned • - Get with money • - Keep for later • - Borrowed money • - Give for money • - Plan for money • - Coins and bills • - Make money grow • - Exchange things • - Place to buy/sell • - Swap without money • - Where you keep money
Economics & Money Concepts_KANNAN_TCE 2025-10-01
Across
- What is the name of money made of metal?
- What do people earn by working?
- What do you call the place where goods are sold?
- What is the decrease in price called?
- What is the total amount of money earned called?
- What do you call the cost of something you give up?
- Where do people save money safely?
- What is a payment made regularly for work?
Down
- What do you call something you want to buy?
- What do businesses sell to customers?
- What do people do to keep money for future use?
- What do people use to buy goods and services?
- What do you call the act of buying and selling?
- What is the money you owe called?
- What do you call money lent that must be paid back?
15 Clues: What do people earn by working? • What is the money you owe called? • Where do people save money safely? • What do businesses sell to customers? • What is the decrease in price called? • What is the name of money made of metal? • What is a payment made regularly for work? • What do you call something you want to buy? • What do people use to buy goods and services? • ...
Old Money Vocab 2025-01-22
Across
- a craving
- amazing, great
- They lived in a _____ home.
- great emotion for empathetically
- panting, cough laughing
- the kids were _________ the snowballs.
- leading to, in favor of, a slope
Down
- He acted ______.
- violent pull
- wrinkled up
- heal, restore
- not blessed, immoral
- manner of movement, to lead
- gloom, disappointment, depression
- entreaty
15 Clues: entreaty • a craving • wrinkled up • violent pull • heal, restore • amazing, great • He acted ______. • not blessed, immoral • panting, cough laughing • They lived in a _____ home. • manner of movement, to lead • great emotion for empathetically • leading to, in favor of, a slope • gloom, disappointment, depression • the kids were _________ the snowballs.
Smart Money Management 2025-09-18
Across
- - Money that is owed to someone else
- - The original amount of money borrowed or invested
- - Interest earned on both the original amount and previously earned interest
- - Money earned on savings or paid on borrowed money
- - A plan for spending and saving money over a specific period
- - The general increase in prices over time
- - Something of value that you own
- - Ownership interest in an asset
Down
- - Putting money into something with the expectation of earning more money
- - Total income generated from business operations
- - Money spent on goods or services
- - A collection of investments owned by an individual
- - A payment made by companies to their shareholders
- - The ability to borrow money with the promise to pay it back
- - A debt or financial obligation
15 Clues: - A debt or financial obligation • - Ownership interest in an asset • - Something of value that you own • - Money spent on goods or services • - Money that is owed to someone else • - The general increase in prices over time • - Total income generated from business operations • - The original amount of money borrowed or invested • ...
Money Matters Vocab 2025-09-18
Across
- - Money that is owed to someone else
- - The original amount of money borrowed or invested
- - Interest earned on both the original amount and previously earned interest
- - Money earned on savings or paid on borrowed money
- - A plan for spending and saving money over a specific period
- - The general increase in prices over time
- - Something of value that you own
- - Ownership interest in an asset
Down
- - Putting money into something with the expectation of earning more money
- - Total income generated from business operations
- - Money spent on goods or services
- - A collection of investments owned by an individual
- - A payment made by companies to their shareholders
- - The ability to borrow money with the promise to pay it back
- - A debt or financial obligation
15 Clues: - A debt or financial obligation • - Ownership interest in an asset • - Something of value that you own • - Money spent on goods or services • - Money that is owed to someone else • - The general increase in prices over time • - Total income generated from business operations • - The original amount of money borrowed or invested • ...
Daniela's Fin lit vocab 2023-08-22
Across
- things you own that you can sell for money
- savings used to cover unexpected expenses
- comparing similar products from different stores
- a plan for saving and spending
- a savings account that holds a fixed amount of money for a fixed period of time
- the price you pay for a loan
- need is something you must have and a want is something you can live without
- money that is borrowed and must be paid back with interest
- a bank card linked to your bank account
- your ability to repay borrowed money
- a missed payment
Down
- taking a portion of your paycheck and putting it aside before spending the money
- provides protection
- statement that has information about your credit activity
- a place where people go to help each other save or lend money
- the amount of money borrowed
- sum of money is worth more now than the same sum of money in the future
- invest money in different types of investments
- money someone gets for business activities
- a number that indicates your creditworthiness
- relationship between a borrower and a collector
- when a person owes more money than is available for payment
- a person who sell stocks and shares for people who want to invest money
- the price you pay to borrow money
- when you borrow money from a person or financial institute
25 Clues: a missed payment • provides protection • the amount of money borrowed • the price you pay for a loan • a plan for saving and spending • the price you pay to borrow money • your ability to repay borrowed money • a bank card linked to your bank account • savings used to cover unexpected expenses • things you own that you can sell for money • ...
SKRYPKA MARIIA RT-101. 2026-05-12
Across
- The worth of something.
- Metal money.
- The ability to carry money easily.
- Paper money issued by a bank.
- A rapid increase in prices reducing purchasing power.
- Non-physical money used on the Internet.
- Fake money produced illegally.
- The currency used in many European countries.
- The ability of money to last a long time.
Down
- The ability to divide money into smaller units.
- The act of trading goods or services.
- The official money used in a country.
- The ease of converting something into cash.
- Something people use to buy goods and services.
- A system of exchanging goods without money.
- Precious metal once used as commodity money.
- A characteristic meaning that money keeps its purchasing power.
- Physical money in the form of notes and coins.
18 Clues: Metal money. • The worth of something. • Paper money issued by a bank. • Fake money produced illegally. • The ability to carry money easily. • The act of trading goods or services. • The official money used in a country. • Non-physical money used on the Internet. • The ability of money to last a long time. • The ease of converting something into cash. • ...
Financial Literacy Vocabulary 2017-11-29
Across
- drawing too much money out your account
- the amount of money that the whole business makes
- money that needs to be spent on important things
- a card that you have to pay for the charges
- required money to the government for good services
- income for a businesses profit of service
- an account that can be funded
- money that you owe and have to repay
Down
- to spend a particular amount of money
- a card that is linked to your checking account
- an account that helps you save money
- tax for the government from taxpayers
- to take money out of you bank account
- an amount of money for good services
- income for someone that don't have any deductions
- a proportion of a loan
- lose money out of your account
- money that you get paid for hourly or annually
- money that regularly paid like a loan
19 Clues: a proportion of a loan • an account that can be funded • lose money out of your account • an account that helps you save money • an amount of money for good services • money that you owe and have to repay • to spend a particular amount of money • tax for the government from taxpayers • to take money out of you bank account • money that regularly paid like a loan • ...
EMS Term 2 Terminology 2026-04-14
Across
- When money is paid or received.
- A plan of how to use money.
- A document showing money that must be paid.
- Sale When goods are paid for immediately.
- Money invested in a business by the owner.
- A person who owes the business money.
- Asset An asset that can be turned into cash within a year.
- Asset An asset that is kept for a long time (e.g. buildings, equipment).
- Money that is owed to others.
- When expenses are more than income.
Down
- A person the business owes money to.
- When income is more than expenses.
- Money spent.
- Money received (e.g. salary, wages).
- Money set aside for future use.
- A financial institution that keeps and manages money.
- Proof of money received.
- Sale When goods are paid for later.
- Something valuable that a person or business owns.
19 Clues: Money spent. • Proof of money received. • A plan of how to use money. • Money that is owed to others. • When money is paid or received. • Money set aside for future use. • When income is more than expenses. • Sale When goods are paid for later. • When expenses are more than income. • A person the business owes money to. • Money received (e.g. salary, wages). • ...
Nouns & Verbs About Money 2021-03-09
Across
- a piece of paper that shows how much money you have to pay for something
- the price paid to buy, produce, or maintain anything
- to ask money for payment
- to spend money in hopes of making a profit
- money that somebody (or a bank) lends you
- to use up or spend money on things that you don't need
- to gain or get in return for one's labor or service
- money that the bank lends you to buy a house
Down
- to receive money from someone who just died
- to give money on condition that it is returned and that interest is paid for its temporary use
- to collect money, especially for a charity or a high purpose
- to take something with the promise to return it
- a piece of money made of metal
- to put some money aside for later use or need
- the money you get fo the work you do
- to be in debt to
- a machine where you can get money
- money that you pay to the government
- to be able to pay for something
19 Clues: to be in debt to • to ask money for payment • a piece of money made of metal • to be able to pay for something • a machine where you can get money • the money you get fo the work you do • money that you pay to the government • money that somebody (or a bank) lends you • to spend money in hopes of making a profit • to receive money from someone who just died • ...
Financial Literacy 2025-05-06
Across
- a slip of paper stating a certain specific amount of money is to go to a specific person
- an amount of money owed as addition to the regular cost, sometimes hidden, sometimes a result of something bad happening
- a bank account used for daily transactions, money transfers, and very convenient for debit cards
- a borrowed sum of money
- a form used to see if the standard deduction should be taken on a 1040
- a borrowed sum of money to pay for school
- the total cost of borrowing money
- a numerical rating of how good someone is at handling their money and committing to payments
- a system to plan out your money
- a document used to document your taxes
- money taken out of one's paycheck that goes toward the government
Down
- the process of repaying a loan by a series of equal periodic payments over a specified period of time
- money granted to a student specifically for school purposes
- money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt
- when a check doesn't go through, it ______
- a card with money you currently have
- a bank account used for saving
- a card with money you currently do not have and will have to pay back
- house loan
- money owed (not a bad word!)
20 Clues: house loan • a borrowed sum of money • money owed (not a bad word!) • a bank account used for saving • a system to plan out your money • the total cost of borrowing money • a card with money you currently have • a document used to document your taxes • a borrowed sum of money to pay for school • when a check doesn't go through, it ______ • ...
CROSSWORD PUZZLE REVIEW 2023-03-09
Across
- Spending more money than you make.
- Money paid at a rate for lending money
- A set plan of how much money to spend.
- A bit of info on a check
- Money being borrowed from a source that will be paid back with interest
- A calculated guess of something
- Large amount of Money borrowed(usually from a bank)
- a piece of paper used for the transfer of money from account to account
- Period A time between payments from an employer
- Person receiving money
Down
- Something Unnecessary that you buy
- Money you owe
- service that will replace or repair something for you for a recurring fee.
- things you buy because they are NECESSARY
- Real money(straight from your account).
- Money spent.
- Annual percentage of interest taken
- An agreement for a manufacturer to reserve something for a consumer.
- A paper method of money transfer from one account to another.
- Paper money issued by the government
20 Clues: Money spent. • Money you owe • A bit of info on a check • Person receiving money • A calculated guess of something • Something Unnecessary that you buy • Spending more money than you make. • Paper money issued by the government • Money paid at a rate for lending money • A set plan of how much money to spend. • Real money(straight from your account). • ...
Unit 3 Talent 2025-03-11
Across
- (noun) – the management of money.
- (noun) – a planned task or activity, often with a goal.
- (noun) – money given for a specific purpose, often by the government or an organization.
- aside (verb) – to save money for a specific purpose.
- (noun) – a prize given for an achievement.
- (verb) – produces or creates something.
- (noun) – money that is owed to someone.
- (noun) – the way someone earns money to support themselves.
- (noun) – numbers and data that show information about something.
- (verb) – to give money or things to help others.
- rates (noun) – the percentage charged for borrowing money or earned from savings.
- a living (verb) – to earn money to support oneself.
- (noun) – difficult situations where a choice must be made between two or more options.
Down
- (noun) – a plan for how to spend and save money.
- off (verb) – to fully repay a debt or loan.
- (noun) – an organization that helps people in need.
- (adjective) – giving hope or confidence to someone.
- (noun) – a place where money is kept, such as a bank account.
- (noun) – money kept for future use instead of being spent.
- (noun) – money or things given to help others.
- (noun) – money taken from a bank account.
- (noun) – money that a person or business earns.
- (noun) – money put into something (like a business or property) to make a profit.
23 Clues: (noun) – the management of money. • (verb) – produces or creates something. • (noun) – money that is owed to someone. • (noun) – money taken from a bank account. • (noun) – a prize given for an achievement. • off (verb) – to fully repay a debt or loan. • (noun) – money or things given to help others. • (noun) – money that a person or business earns. • ...
Investing 2017-06-05
Across
- Money received on a regular basis
- A sum of money that is owed
- Lends money at interest in exchange for a good
- A sum of money paid regularly
- Pay back
- An item of property owned by a person
- Regular payment into a fund
- Gain from a deal
- A sum of money paid into a bank
Down
- A sum of money that is borrowed
- Recieving money in exchange for goods
- Where a company guarantees compensation
- Stock prices which are increasing rapidly
- Stock prices which are decreasing
- A written or spoken agreement
- An establishment authorized to buy and sell goods
- Put money into shares
- An investor loans money to an entity
- Probability of an investment being good or bad
- A sum of money added to a persons wage
20 Clues: Pay back • Gain from a deal • Put money into shares • A sum of money that is owed • Regular payment into a fund • A sum of money paid regularly • A written or spoken agreement • A sum of money that is borrowed • A sum of money paid into a bank • Money received on a regular basis • Stock prices which are decreasing • An investor loans money to an entity • ...
Banking terms Crossword by Brooke 2021-11-05
Across
- taking money out of an account
- a loan from a bank used to buy real-estate
- money you borrow from the bank which has interest
- a strong container held in a bank vault usually contains important documents and valuables
- Registered Retirement Saving Plan
- so much money charged as part of the transaction
- a paper telling the bank to make a sum of mondy out of your account
- a bank account that holds money for with drawl
- a way to make large payments without with drawling cash
- exchanging money from one currency to another
Down
- loan from a bank, of a sum of money you can access whenever
- a sum of money this is paid or charged for the use of money
- approved from the bank that you have enough money to cover the cost of something
- taking more money out of an account then the account holds
- a bank account that holds money you don't use right away
- putting money into an account
- transferring money from one account electronically
- a card from a bank that electronically transfers money
- Non-Sufficient Funds
19 Clues: Non-Sufficient Funds • putting money into an account • taking money out of an account • Registered Retirement Saving Plan • a loan from a bank used to buy real-estate • exchanging money from one currency to another • a bank account that holds money for with drawl • so much money charged as part of the transaction • money you borrow from the bank which has interest • ...
Financial Literacy 101 2022-01-18
Across
- a fixed regular payment normally paid on a daily or weekly basis, made by an employer to an employee. Compared with a salary.
- an amount of money owed in a printed or written statement of charges.
- an amount of money needing to pay sometimes hard to pay back.
- an amount of money that is taken from your paycheck going to the government for the work they do depending on the amount of money you make.
- a document transfers money from one place to another place with owner of the money agreeing to the transfer.
- an easier word for unessential, unnecessary, a craving.
- Money paid regularly at a certain rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
- A ---- is something that is borrowed, most often money, which has to be paid back with interest.
- Any money received.
- When one is in loss of money and in debt.
Down
- a position where you do work in return you should earn money or goods.
- a place with immediate accesses to your own money.
- An ---------- is something that you spend money on, which you believe can have a great outcome a profit down the line.
- contain value that can be converted into money.
- not a real form of currency.
- an easier word for essential.
- income that has not been spent.
- a business were people deposit and withdraw their money and borrow money.
- a budget is a Plan for usage of money.
19 Clues: Any money received. • not a real form of currency. • an easier word for essential. • income that has not been spent. • a budget is a Plan for usage of money. • When one is in loss of money and in debt. • contain value that can be converted into money. • a place with immediate accesses to your own money. • an easier word for unessential, unnecessary, a craving. • ...
andreas 2017-11-29
Across
- a estimate you what to spend on something
- subtraction/spending money
- a plastic card that you can buy stuff with
- something you buy with credit
- delaying the repayment of a debt
- a account that you save on interest
- what yo get every pay check
- more money that you pay for the government
- government taking from you
Down
- when you owe money
- save money
- amount that you pay to get something
- take out
- the bank take money out your account and putting more money in it
- a account to get checks
- money taken out your check for the government
- taking out more money than you have in your bank account
- a tax on sales or on the receipts from sales
- money that the government
- money you get form working
- a house payment
21 Clues: take out • save money • a house payment • when you owe money • a account to get checks • money that the government • subtraction/spending money • government taking from you • money you get form working • what yo get every pay check • something you buy with credit • delaying the repayment of a debt • a account that you save on interest • amount that you pay to get something • ...
BANKING 2023-03-30
Across
- the opposite of borrow
- the amount of money in an account
- increase of money
- the smallest amount
- a loan used to purchase a home
- a bank employee
- the action of collecting fees
- an account used for saving money
- the action of taking money out of an account
- an amount paid for borrowing money
- in good order, not expired
- a period of time with an opening and closing date
Down
- an amount we pay to get service
- borrowed money
- free
- characteristic or detail, something special an object has or can do
- to buy
- without a limit
- to tell something personal
- an official document used as money
- an account used for paying bills
- the movement of money
- the action of putting money into an account
- decrease of money
24 Clues: free • to buy • borrowed money • without a limit • a bank employee • increase of money • decrease of money • the smallest amount • the movement of money • the opposite of borrow • to tell something personal • in good order, not expired • the action of collecting fees • a loan used to purchase a home • an amount we pay to get service • an account used for paying bills • ...
Financial Literacy Crossword 2024-04-26
Across
- Extra money left over or an excess amount of money
- Spreading out your money into different investments to reduce your overall risk
- Increase in the prices of goods and services over time usually due to the price of production being raised
- An amount charged to you for any amount you didn't pay in full
- Usually given by corporations or governments to raise their money. This basically means one is giving the company a loan and then one is paid back on a certain date and given interest at certain points as well.
- Adding or depositing money
- Any person who is agreeing to the terms of the loan if you fail to pay
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid
- Owing money
Down
- The amount of money one starts with
- Withdrawal/ taking money out
- Student aid report
- A guarantee one can receive money back if the item that is insured has been damaged and one pays money for insurance.
- Annual percentage rate
- A plan to separate one's money into different categories to ensure they can afford costs. Set over a duration of time like a by month, six months or yearly
- Spending more than one has
- Money received, usually from a job or investing
- Putting money into different organizations to gain profit or grow ones money
- Not enough money or no money left over
- A portion of the company sold to investors.The stock price can increase and decrease at any point making it a somewhat dangerous place to store money.
20 Clues: Owing money • Student aid report • Annual percentage rate • Spending more than one has • Adding or depositing money • Withdrawal/ taking money out • The amount of money one starts with • Not enough money or no money left over • Free Application for Federal Student Aid • Money received, usually from a job or investing • Extra money left over or an excess amount of money • ...
All About Money 2013-04-23
Across
- money that you owe
- Automatic Banking Machine
- money put into an account
- amount of money parents give kids to spend
- likelihhod of losing money in an investment
- income money paid in return for work
- taking money out of an account
- rate at which prices rise
Down
- created to control spending and encourage saving
- unit of ownership in a company or investment
- severe recession
- investment that can be turned into cash
- any item of value that you own
- financial institution that borrows and lends money
- money or objects lent to you
15 Clues: severe recession • money that you owe • Automatic Banking Machine • money put into an account • rate at which prices rise • money or objects lent to you • any item of value that you own • taking money out of an account • income money paid in return for work • investment that can be turned into cash • amount of money parents give kids to spend • ...
Unit 5: MONEY 2014-03-15
Across
- to take money from a bank or other financial organization and pay it back over a period of time.
- that has a lot of money or possessions.
- to receive money for work done or services rendered.
- to get something by effort.
- that costs a lot of money.
- a small plastic card that can be used as a method of payment.
- to give money to someone who agrees to pay it back in the future.
- to need to pay or repay money to a person, bank, business, etc.
Down
- that has little money or possessions.
- using very little money.
- to spend a lot of money on something which is very pleasant but which you do not need.
- that costs little money.
- a small case for carrying paper money, credit cards and other objects, used especially by men.
- to keep money so that you can buy something with it in the future.
- owe money to the bank.
15 Clues: owe money to the bank. • using very little money. • that costs little money. • that costs a lot of money. • to get something by effort. • that has little money or possessions. • that has a lot of money or possessions. • to receive money for work done or services rendered. • a small plastic card that can be used as a method of payment. • ...
Stefan - Easy money 2020-12-09
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Rahaboss Money Susannno 2017-03-17
Across
- I...too much money for clothes and now I don't have any money.
- The ... of this shirt was high.
- If you work hard you ... money
- In Estonia you pay with...(€)
- Small, and a strong, but not paper
- You need 4 numbers to pay with it
- If you need to borrow money you go to?
- Yesterday I ... a new dress. It's so beautiful!
- If you want to buy some new clothes, you have to ... the cashier
Down
- Some parents give children...
- You donate to people who are...
- You don't buy clothes when they are too...
- Women's wallet is usually in their...
- I have a lot of ... in my wallet
- I like to ... new things from shop every day. It's so interesting!
15 Clues: Some parents give children... • In Estonia you pay with...(€) • If you work hard you ... money • The ... of this shirt was high. • You donate to people who are... • I have a lot of ... in my wallet • You need 4 numbers to pay with it • Small, and a strong, but not paper • Women's wallet is usually in their... • If you need to borrow money you go to? • ...
Money-Ats Laanes 2017-03-17
Across
- paper money
- a thing that Tommy Cash won in his song
- where you hold your money
- you buy them and wear them
- you`ll get it every week or every month
- the value of something
- an expensive thing that you wear on your hand
- money used in the USA
Down
- spending money on something useless
- you hold money in there
- rounded silver or gold thingies
- used in Sweden
- you pay with that
- money used in europe
- you eat it
15 Clues: you eat it • paper money • used in Sweden • you pay with that • money used in europe • money used in the USA • the value of something • you hold money in there • where you hold your money • you buy them and wear them • rounded silver or gold thingies • spending money on something useless • a thing that Tommy Cash won in his song • you`ll get it every week or every month • ...
Money- Sander Roos 2017-03-17
Across
- What you have after expenses are subtracted from income
- A system or type of money
- i´m doing ...
- you can get more money by getting a ...
- get money
- special place in a bank where the money is kept
- get money from the bank/ATM
- paper money
Down
- do something to get money
- What you pay for borrowing money
- estonian currency
- fake money
- you borrow this from the bank
- give money to get something
- They make loans and accept deposits
15 Clues: get money • fake money • paper money • i´m doing ... • estonian currency • do something to get money • A system or type of money • give money to get something • get money from the bank/ATM • you borrow this from the bank • What you pay for borrowing money • They make loans and accept deposits • you can get more money by getting a ... • special place in a bank where the money is kept • ...
Love or Money 2020-11-20
Across
- Who is the family doctor?
- How old is Molly?
- What does Tom Brigg’s house look like?
- Why does Albert King want to kill Molly?
- Where does Roger live?
- bottle What did detectives find in Diane's room?
- Who is the husband of Molly's sister?
Down
- When does Sergeant Foster usually play tennis?
- milk What does Molly usually drink before she goes to sleep?
- How did Peter go to moly’s house on Thursday?
- Brigg Who wants half of Molly's garden for his farm?
- What does Diane want to be?
- Who took her milk when Molly went upstairs?
- What is the hair color of Sergeant Foster?
- How many detectives talked to Dr. Pratt in the kitchen?
15 Clues: How old is Molly? • Where does Roger live? • Who is the family doctor? • What does Diane want to be? • Who is the husband of Molly's sister? • What does Tom Brigg’s house look like? • Why does Albert King want to kill Molly? • What is the hair color of Sergeant Foster? • Who took her milk when Molly went upstairs? • How did Peter go to moly’s house on Thursday? • ...
money and work 2021-04-15
Across
- percent of profit you have to pay
- positive outcome
- tax for traveling
- desire for money
- journey through your work life
- businesses that produce a particular type of things
- when there's too little of something
- a list of problems to solve
Down
- the process of gathering in crops
- a group of people that work together
- to offer the product from its best side
- group of workers
- to be left some goods
- to hire workers
- to receive money
15 Clues: to hire workers • positive outcome • group of workers • desire for money • to receive money • tax for traveling • to be left some goods • a list of problems to solve • journey through your work life • the process of gathering in crops • percent of profit you have to pay • a group of people that work together • when there's too little of something • ...
Easy chicken money 2023-09-01
15 Clues: cutie. • cripple • our year • Best pet. • plane guy • a dinosaur • footy boi. • our teacher • good sport. • Super tasty. • you eat this. • 3 point sniper • back right corner • a super tasty boy. • another good sport.
Money review (Business) 2022-05-20
Across
- regular payments of a debt
- doing something without thinking
- miss a payment
- a person who loves to shop
- do not have a lot of money
- knowledgeable
- monthly or annual money from job
- disadvantages
Down
- looking but not buying
- a person's money in a business
- tax return from the Government
- a loan to buy a house
- to lead in something
- a person who charges very high interest rates on a loan
- a debt collector
15 Clues: knowledgeable • disadvantages • miss a payment • a debt collector • to lead in something • a loan to buy a house • looking but not buying • regular payments of a debt • a person who loves to shop • do not have a lot of money • a person's money in a business • tax return from the Government • doing something without thinking • monthly or annual money from job • ...
Unit-5 Money 2024-11-06
Across
- money which you have saved and not spent
- one of the offices of a bank
- exact amount of money you have in a bank account
- extra money that you must pay to a bank which has lent you money
- a person, shop, or business that sells goods to the public
- arrangement with a bank to keep your money there
- a product that the company itself sells under its own name
Down
- when you have taken more money out of your bank account than you had in it
- something on sale at a lower price than its true value
- arrangement that allows an organization to take money from your bank account to pay for something
- having money in your bank account
- a product made by a particular company
- a long, narrow space between the rows of shelves in a large shop
- activities to advertise something
- something that you buy
15 Clues: something that you buy • one of the offices of a bank • having money in your bank account • activities to advertise something • a product made by a particular company • money which you have saved and not spent • exact amount of money you have in a bank account • arrangement with a bank to keep your money there • something on sale at a lower price than its true value • ...
Love or Money 2024-11-23
Across
- Sergent Foster is a good tennis player from where?
- What's the name of the doctor?
- What does Peter go to the village with?
- Which child was living with Molly?
- How many detectives were there?
- What is Diana's eye color?
- What is Molly's son's name?
- Who wanted to buy the garden?
- What color was the girl's hair in the photo that the detective saw?
Down
- Who is the murderer?
- What color is Peter Hobbs' car?
- When did Mr. Clarkson die?
- What is Molly's sister's name?
- What did Molly drink last?
- What is Annie's husband's name?
- Where were the tablets found in Diana's room?
- How many dogs were there?
17 Clues: Who is the murderer? • How many dogs were there? • When did Mr. Clarkson die? • What did Molly drink last? • What is Diana's eye color? • What is Molly's son's name? • Who wanted to buy the garden? • What is Molly's sister's name? • What's the name of the doctor? • What color is Peter Hobbs' car? • How many detectives were there? • What is Annie's husband's name? • ...
Vocabulary Money 12A 2022-10-05
15 Clues: fráze • vyhrát • vydělat • prohrát • splatit • dobrovolný • stát(peníze) • dlužit_peníze • vybrat_z_banky • ušetřit_peníze_na • utratit_peníze_za • plýtvat_peníze_za • půjčit_si_peníze_od • půjčit_nějaké_peníze • vybrat(peníze)_jedním_slovem
Money Vocabulary Terms 2025-08-31
Across
- A fixed regular payment, typically paid on a daily or weekly basis, made by an employer to an employee
- Trading goods and services between two or more parties without the use of money.
- The movement of money from one account to another through electronic means, for example direct deposit.
- An unexpected gain in income from winning the lottery, an inheritance
- Money received on a regular basis from work or investments
- A pre-paid card that stores a monetary value for future use, typically at a specific store or chain.
Down
- A society in which consumers make purchases without using cash.
- All or part of a person's estate/assets that is given to an heir once the person is deceased.
- A plastic card issued by a bank that allows consumers to access their accounts to withdraw cash or pay for goods and services.
- The total amount of money earned by an employee before taxes and other deductions are taken.
- A written, dated, and signed instrument that contains an unconditional order from the drawer that directs a bank to pay a definite sum of money to a payee.
- Income after taxes and other deductions are taken.
- The current medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes
- A printed order for payment of a specified sum, issued by a bank or post office.
- A plastic card issued by a financial institution that allows consumers to make purchases now and pay the company back later.
15 Clues: Income after taxes and other deductions are taken. • Money received on a regular basis from work or investments • A society in which consumers make purchases without using cash. • The current medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes • An unexpected gain in income from winning the lottery, an inheritance • ...
Banking Terms Crossword by Brooke 2021-11-05
Across
- putting money into an account at the bank
- loan used to buy real estate
- transferring money digitally from one account to another
- bank account where you can deposit/withdraw money
- a strong container held in a bank safe or vault usually containing important documents or valuables
- paper telling bank to pay a certain sum of money from your account
- a card from bank that electronically transfers money from one bank to another
Down
- a sum of money paid or charged for the use of money
- sum of money charged as a part of a transaction
- bank account that holds money you won't use right away
- taking money out of your bank account
- loan from a bank of a sum of money you can access whenever necessary
- approval that you have enough money to cover the cost of something
- taking more money out of your account than you actually have
- non sufficient funds
- registered retirement savings plan
- a way to make large payments without having to withdraw cash
- trading money from one currency to another
- money you borrow from bank which you pay interest for
19 Clues: non sufficient funds • loan used to buy real estate • registered retirement savings plan • taking money out of your bank account • putting money into an account at the bank • trading money from one currency to another • sum of money charged as a part of a transaction • bank account where you can deposit/withdraw money • a sum of money paid or charged for the use of money • ...
things you can do with money (module 4) 2020-05-25
Across
- getting money from somebody that you will give back
- to get money by working
- you ... money on the street and you put it in you're pocket
- something old but valuable
- giving somebody money that they must give back to you
- the way to get money like a thief
- receive money from somebody who has died
- keeping money on a bank account or in a piggy bank
- the oppositen of win or find
- if you borrowed money from somebody we can say you...
Down
- money you get from you're parents once in a time
- being careful with you're money
- when you pay less than usual
- take money from you're bank account
- return money that you have borrowed
- use money on something you don't need
- buying shares in a business and hope you will make profit
- a period when you get a lot of discounts
18 Clues: to get money by working • something old but valuable • when you pay less than usual • the oppositen of win or find • being careful with you're money • the way to get money like a thief • take money from you're bank account • return money that you have borrowed • use money on something you don't need • receive money from somebody who has died • ...
Managing Credit 2026-04-14
Across
- The maximum amount you are allowed to borrow on a credit card
- A summary of transactions and account activity over a period of time
- The date by which a payment must be made
- A plan for how you will spend and save your money
- An exchange of money for goods or services
- A place where your money is stored and managed by a financial institution
- A payment method that takes money directly from your bank account
- The act of buying something
- Money given to pay off what is owed
Down
- A payment method that allows you to borrow money to pay later
- The extra money charged for borrowing or earned from saving
- The act of using money to buy goods or services
- Money that is owed to a lender
- The amount of money currently in your account
- When you spend more money than you have in your bank account
- Money set aside for future use
- Physical money in the form of coins and bills used to make purchases
- A charge for a service, such as using an ATM or late payment
- A personal identification number used to access your account securely
- A machine that allows you to withdraw or deposit money from your bank account
20 Clues: The act of buying something • Money that is owed to a lender • Money set aside for future use • Money given to pay off what is owed • The date by which a payment must be made • An exchange of money for goods or services • The amount of money currently in your account • The act of using money to buy goods or services • A plan for how you will spend and save your money • ...
Fin Lit Vocab Puzzle 2023-08-22
Across
- fund Money set aside for emergencies.
- To take out loans with the intention of paying it back.
- The cost you pay to borrow money.
- card - Card that can be used to make purchases.
- How worthy someone is to receive credit.
- A plan on how much money to spend based on earnings and expenses.
- A business adding more range to products.
- Something necessary for life and something desired but not needed.
- Agreement between person and business for financial protection.
- Money borrowed.
Down
- People or businesses overcome with debt.
- Money set aside for savings.
- Institution that provides financial services.
- Report on credit history and activity.
- Money owed.
- Worker that buys and sells stocks.
- Money paid to borrow money or earned in an investment.
- Comparing the price of products or services before buying.
- Things you own that you can sell for money.
- Money agreed to pay back at first.
- A scale on how likely someone is to pay back loans.
- Account given by financial institutions to save money.
- An amount of money that will be worth more at present than the future.
- When a person chooses to not pay back loans.
- Money earned.
25 Clues: Money owed. • Money earned. • Money borrowed. • Money set aside for savings. • The cost you pay to borrow money. • Worker that buys and sells stocks. • Money agreed to pay back at first. • fund Money set aside for emergencies. • Report on credit history and activity. • People or businesses overcome with debt. • How worthy someone is to receive credit. • ...
Personal Finance (WP&KD) 2016-05-02
Across
- Having no money
- Borrowed money that you have to pay back
- money received on a regular basis from work
- a certain of money can be taken out of the borrower's wages
- money paid to others for their services
- putting money into something in order to make a profit
- Left over money when taxes and expenses have been removed/paid for
- someone who guarantees to pay back the money if the borrower does not
- the percentage of a sales price received by a sales person for his or her services
- money paid for housing regularly
- a fixed monthly payment
Down
- Acting without thought or consideration on what you're buying
- A way of saving so an employee has money in retirement
- stocks and shares held by an individual
- Money received by workers on a regular basis
- the ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment
- A legal agreement to lend money to be paid for property with interest
- a sum paid to authors, musicians and so on, as a percentage of the proceeds from their work
- sum payable as profit for shares
- A payment made for the use of money that has been borrowed
20 Clues: Having no money • a fixed monthly payment • sum payable as profit for shares • money paid for housing regularly • stocks and shares held by an individual • money paid to others for their services • Borrowed money that you have to pay back • money received on a regular basis from work • Money received by workers on a regular basis • ...
Financial Literacy 2026-02-17
Across
- Money that you owe
- Helps older people pay for healthcare
- Money that helps people pay for college
- Putting money into things with the goal of making more money over time
- Earning interest on money you save plus interest the bank already paid you
- Helps pay for people who retired or can’t work anymore
- Making a plan/tracking your money so you don’t spend more than you earn
- Payments to people who own stocks as a reward for investing in them
- Money saved up to stop working, usually at a much older age
- Extra money earned or charged
- A safety net to protect you from big, expensive costs
- Money you take home after deductions
- Money gifted to someone to pay for college, usually based on need
- Money you pay the government to help pay for things like roads, schools, and emergency services
Down
- The period of time in which the company or government you loaned to pays you back
- The total amount of money you earn before anything is taken out
- Money taken out of your paycheck
- amount of money paid in exchange for insurance coverage
- Payment for a home loan
- Borrowing money for things you can’t afford right away
- Loans you give companies or the government that will be paid back over time, including interest
- The amount of money you have to pay first before insurance starts helping
- Tiny pieces of a company you can buy
- Money you borrow to pay for something - has to be paid back
- stands for Internal Revenue Service; government agency in charge of collecting taxes from people and businesses
- A small percentage of what you owe or save
- spending money you already have
- A small amount of money paid every time you get a service
- Money gifted to someone to pay for college, usually based on grades, sports, or other talents
- The extra money you pay or earn when you borrow money or save money in a bank
- A number that tells banks if you’re trustworthy with money
31 Clues: Money that you owe • Payment for a home loan • Extra money earned or charged • spending money you already have • Money taken out of your paycheck • Tiny pieces of a company you can buy • Money you take home after deductions • Helps older people pay for healthcare • Money that helps people pay for college • A small percentage of what you owe or save • ...
Financial Literacy and Resource management 2025-10-28
Across
- When you owe no money to anyone.
- The extra cost you pay when borrowing money, or earn when saving.
- The emotional pressure that can result from financial problems.
- Something you want to achieve with your finances (like saving for a car).
- Things that are nice to have but not necessary.
- The money you earn from a job or other sources.
- A plan for how to spend and save your money each month.
- Money the government collects from what you earn.
- Money saved for unexpected expenses or crises.
- Feeling secure and in control of your money situation.
Down
- Something you spend money on.
- Borrowed money that must be paid back, often with interest.
- Money you set aside for future goals or emergencies.
- A bank account used to store and grow your money.
- What remains in your bank account after spending.
- When you spend more than what’s in your bank account.
- Things you must have to live, like food and shelter.
- The act of using money to buy goods or services.
- Money that you owe to others.
- The ways people manage financial or emotional stress.
20 Clues: Something you spend money on. • Money that you owe to others. • When you owe no money to anyone. • Money saved for unexpected expenses or crises. • Things that are nice to have but not necessary. • The money you earn from a job or other sources. • The act of using money to buy goods or services. • A bank account used to store and grow your money. • ...
Credit 2026-05-12
Across
- What is money borrowed from a bank or lender called?
- What allows you to borrow money and pay it back later?
- What is the extra money charged for borrowing money?
- What is money paid toward a bill or loan called?
- What is the maximum amount you can spend on a credit card?
- What is something valuable used to secure a loan?
- What is a loan used to buy a house called?
- What shows a person’s credit history?
- What do you call a person or company that gives money to borrowers?
- What is money earned from work called?
Down
- What do you call a person who takes out a loan?
- What is a plan for managing money called?
- What is money set aside for future use called?
- What is a scheduled loan payment called?
- What measures how trustworthy someone is with borrowing money?
- What lets you buy now and pay later?
- What is the management of money called?
- What do you call money that is owed?
- What is the amount of money still owed called?
- What is the yearly borrowing rate called?
20 Clues: What lets you buy now and pay later? • What do you call money that is owed? • What shows a person’s credit history? • What is money earned from work called? • What is the management of money called? • What is a scheduled loan payment called? • What is a plan for managing money called? • What is the yearly borrowing rate called? • What is a loan used to buy a house called? • ...
Financial Literacy 2024-08-20
Across
- someone who buys and sells stocks to make money
- a savings account through your bank that you shouldn't borrow from for a long time
- that shows history of credit and scores
- plan to help you know what to save and spend
- something you can live without
- a bank where you have to be a member to borrow money
- amount of money before gain or loss
- something you can't live or function without
- if you don't pay back debt like you agreed
- compare brands and stores to find the best price
- how much money you spent or owe
- putting money in different investments
- yourself first putting money aside before spending on anything else
Down
- shows if you are trustworthy to pay back money
- money given to you that you have to pay back
- takes away your debt and helps people that can’t afford to pay their debts
- time value of money is money that might be worth more now than later
- card that takes money directly from your bank account
- something to protect your assets
- amount of extra money you have to pay back for borrowing
- money you have on a credit card that you have to pay back later
- Something that is monetarily valuable
- Yearly interest rate
- money you save for unexpected expenses
- how much money you make
25 Clues: Yearly interest rate • how much money you make • something you can live without • how much money you spent or owe • something to protect your assets • amount of money before gain or loss • Something that is monetarily valuable • money you save for unexpected expenses • putting money in different investments • that shows history of credit and scores • ...
Grade 11 Economics 2022-06-22
Across
- the cost of borrowing or lending money; you can get this extra money if you have a savings account
- this can make an APY go up; if this increases, it's more expensive for you to invest
- you give someone money that they pay back later
- if an investment is low ____, then the rate of return (interest) is also low
- to use your money to participate in a business
- if your money is ______, you will always get money back, even if something bad happens
- this means that shareholders make money from selling a stock
- a share of ownership in a business
- to put money into a bank account
- when you invest, you should plan ____________ so you don't lose money
- a _______date is when your CD money is available
- if you have this, you lend your money to a business or government; they can invest it
- buying a house or a car is a ________ goal
Down
- money shared with stockholders
- to have a MMF, you usually need a high _________
- an investment than can easily and quickly become cash
- to take out your money
- a bank account where you store money for a long time
- a place where stocks are bought and sold
- APY
- CD is a _________ of Deposit
- a person who buys and sells stocks
- you ask someone to give you money that you pay back later
23 Clues: APY • to take out your money • CD is a _________ of Deposit • money shared with stockholders • to put money into a bank account • a share of ownership in a business • a person who buys and sells stocks • a place where stocks are bought and sold • buying a house or a car is a ________ goal • to use your money to participate in a business • ...
BUSINESS ENGLISH 2026-02-22
Across
- The situation when a company spends more money than it earns.
- The type of money that a country uses.
- The debts or money that a company must pay.
- Money that individuals or businesses must pay to the government.
- Money that is used to pay for goods or services.
- A document showing the money you have paid for something
- The money that you borrow from a bank or another person and must pay back.
- Someone who owns shares in a company.
- A business that sells goods directly to customers.
- A document that lists products delivered and asks for payment.
Down
- The money used to start or run a business.
- A written agreement between two or more people or companies.
- A business that sells products in large amounts, usually to shops.
- A person who buy goods or services.
- The extra money paid for borrowing money.
- The regular money you receive for doing your job.
- The amount of money you make when your sales are more than your costs.
- Money returned to you after you return a product or cancel a service.
- The act of bringing goods to a customer.
- A lower price than the usual one.
20 Clues: A lower price than the usual one. • A person who buy goods or services. • Someone who owns shares in a company. • The type of money that a country uses. • The act of bringing goods to a customer. • The extra money paid for borrowing money. • The money used to start or run a business. • The debts or money that a company must pay. • ...
money 2013-06-24
6 Clues: Relating to your career • The money we get paid to work • The best we can be at something • happiness caused by achievement • To take care of and educate a child • To have no knowledge of a particular subject
money 2014-09-23
money 2022-12-22
MONEY 2020-03-10
6 Clues: fizető eszköz • a pénz készítése büntetendő • Deák Ferenc látható a pénzen • Mátyás király látható a pénzen • II. Rákóczi Ferenc látható a pénzen • könnyű pénzszerzési lehetőség a törvény bünteti például fegyverekkel kábítószerekkel kereskedik
Money 2021-02-16
MONEY 2022-04-25
6 Clues: BUY SOMETHING • GET MONEY BY WORKING • BUY THINGS YOU DON'T NEED • SPEND MORE MONEY THAN YOU HAVE • ASK SOMEONE TO GIVE YOU MONEY FOR SOME TIME • GIVE SOMEONE MONEY BECAUSE THEY DON'T HAVE FOR SOME TIME
Money 2022-08-29
Across
- first company to introduce magnetic strips on credit cards.
- a digital currency that uses an encryption algorithm.
- the decrease in the value of an asset.
Down
- Refers to several exchanges in which shares of publicly held companies are sold and bought.
- the collection of study of currency, including paper money,tokes,coins etc.
- the financial instrument issued by banks with pre-set card limit.
6 Clues: the decrease in the value of an asset. • a digital currency that uses an encryption algorithm. • first company to introduce magnetic strips on credit cards. • the financial instrument issued by banks with pre-set card limit. • the collection of study of currency, including paper money,tokes,coins etc. • ...
Money 2019-12-12
6 Clues: keep money for future use • money that you pay to the government • the money you get for the work you do • money that a bank lends you to buy a house • put money into some financial scheme such as property, shares • a piece of paper which shows you how much money you should pay
Money 2023-11-01
6 Clues: past events • amazing,fantastic • ring, necklaces and earrings • giving a large amount of money( to pay ) • traditions and achievements of a country, • saving money and does not like to spend it
Money 2025-10-22
6 Clues: money you earn weekly or hourly • A limited or certain amount of money • When you give money to the bank for a loan • - An adjective used to describe someone that is kind • Organisations that gives money to help sick people/animals • People that do work for a small amount of money or for free.
drake, p2,economics 2023-01-25
Across
- a list of items showing what you need to pay and what you want to buy to help you know where to spend your money
- how money is made and spent in an area
- humans that make goods for humans
- humans that pay for goods
- when you borrow money you get charged extra while you're paying it back
- in short supply
- when you pay extra money for something
- putting money to the side and keeping it for later
- when we use it we use other people's money
- money payed to humans for working
- money that is owed to someone else
- money we pay to the government
Down
- taxes paid based on the money earned from your job
- a system of dollars and coins
- what you have to pay for something
- something that you dont really need but desire
- money you make for helping a person
- taxes paid to the national government paying for things our country needs
- when you pay money to live in a house
- something you have to have to survive
- a small piece of a company
21 Clues: in short supply • humans that pay for goods • a small piece of a company • a system of dollars and coins • money we pay to the government • humans that make goods for humans • money payed to humans for working • what you have to pay for something • money that is owed to someone else • money you make for helping a person • when you pay money to live in a house • ...
Personal Finance Anchor Terms 2026-07-12
Across
- Money paid to the U.S. government based on your income.
- The most important thing you give up when you choose one option over another.
- Money you choose not to spend now so you can use it later.
- Card Card that uses money directly from your checking account.
- Spending more money than you have in your account, causing a fee.
- A plan for how you will use your money to pay expenses and save.
- Money taken out of your paycheck for taxes or other required costs.
- Something you enjoy or would like to have, but is not necessary.
- Bank account used for everyday spending.
- Money you receive from working or other sources.
- Score Number showing how responsible you are with money and payments.
- Money you take out of a bank account.
- Total money earned before deductions.
- Money you borrow and must pay back.
- A cost that changes from month to month.
- The smallest amount you must pay on a credit card bill.
Down
- Money you put into a bank account.
- Required tax that helps pay for retirement and disability benefits.
- Bank account used to store money for later.
- Money you spend on things you buy or use.
- The original amount of money you borrow.
- Form showing your yearly earnings and how much tax was taken out.
- Something you must have to live or meet responsibilities.
- A cost that stays the same every month.
- Required tax that helps pay for health insurance for older adults.
- Extra money you pay for borrowing.
- Money you take home after deductions.
- Form you fill out when starting a job that tells your employer how much tax to take out.
- Extra money charged when you pay a bill late.
- Money paid to your state government based on your income.
30 Clues: Money you put into a bank account. • Extra money you pay for borrowing. • Money you borrow and must pay back. • Money you take home after deductions. • Money you take out of a bank account. • Total money earned before deductions. • A cost that stays the same every month. • The original amount of money you borrow. • Bank account used for everyday spending. • ...
unit 10 financial literacy by Cole Melvin 2019-04-01
Across
- the cost of necessities
- money saved
- the state of being liable
- putting in money
- amount of money workers receives
- tax on wages
- checks may be written
- prices of whight
- the total sum of money
- tax on any money eared
- cost of living or doing business
- percentage of original amount
- taking money
Down
- money paid out from an account
- system imposes tax
- financial transaction
- any thing of value that a person buys
- in direct costs
- previously earned interest
- tax paid to a govering body
- the amount of money
- a loan
- the act of subtraction
- costs that changes
- the amount one receives
- a plastic card with money
- total asset
- payment
28 Clues: a loan • payment • money saved • total asset • tax on wages • taking money • in direct costs • putting in money • prices of whight • system imposes tax • costs that changes • the amount of money • financial transaction • checks may be written • the act of subtraction • the total sum of money • tax on any money eared • the cost of necessities • the amount one receives • the state of being liable • ...
Finance vocab 2025-03-06
Across
- A place in a bank where your money is kept.
- To collect money for something important.
- Money that you have to pay back.
- The extra money you pay when borrowing or earn when saving.
- Money put into a bank or paid before buying something.
- A loan people take to buy a house.
- Money left after paying all costs.
- The way people and businesses manage their money.
- When you lose money instead of making it.
- Money kept for the future.
- When you take out more money than you have in the bank.
Down
- Anything to do with money.
- The money you earn from work.
- A tax added to the price of things you buy, often called VAT.
- The cost of a service or product.
- When you owe money to the bank.
- Money spent on things like food, rent, and clothes.
- A tax paid when bringing goods into a country.
18 Clues: Anything to do with money. • Money kept for the future. • The money you earn from work. • When you owe money to the bank. • Money that you have to pay back. • The cost of a service or product. • A loan people take to buy a house. • Money left after paying all costs. • To collect money for something important. • When you lose money instead of making it. • ...
Crossword 2023-04-02
Across
- A type of pain
- Keep money for future use
- Very small
- It is used to move a boat through water
- A big monkey
- An organization to raise money
- To put money in to organizations with the expection of achieving profit
- Really embarrassed
- Money collected by the government
- Something that has high possibility of failure
Down
- A human whose job is to sell or promote products
- A skilled worker who repairs machines
- Throwing away money on useless things
- Give work to someone
- When the bank lends you money
- A thin rectangular piece of plastic or metal that holds your money
- Give money to someone
- Recieve money from a previous holder, usually releated to you
- A person or an object selected as an aim of an attack
- The money you get from your employer
20 Clues: Very small • A big monkey • A type of pain • Really embarrassed • Give work to someone • Give money to someone • Keep money for future use • When the bank lends you money • An organization to raise money • Money collected by the government • The money you get from your employer • A skilled worker who repairs machines • Throwing away money on useless things • ...
Personal Finance 2024-10-30
Across
- – The ability to borrow money with the promise to pay it back.
- – Protection against financial loss from accidents or emergencies.
- – A portion of a company’s profits paid to shareholders.
- – Money earned from work, investments, or other sources.
- – Items of value owned by a person or company.
- – A plan for spending and saving money.
- – The extra amount paid when borrowing money.
- – A place where you can save, borrow, and manage your money.
- – To put money into something with the hope of making a profit.
- – A written order directing a bank to pay money.
Down
- – A loan used to buy a house.
- – Money borrowed that must be paid back with interest.
- – Money set aside for future use.
- – Something owed to others, a financial obligation.
- – Money owed to others.
- – Ownership in a company that can be bought or sold.
- Worth – The value of everything you own, minus your debts.
- – Costs incurred for goods and services.
- – The amount of money in a bank account.
- – Money paid to the government based on income, property, or purchases.
20 Clues: – Money owed to others. • – A loan used to buy a house. • – Money set aside for future use. • – A plan for spending and saving money. • – Costs incurred for goods and services. • – The amount of money in a bank account. • – The extra amount paid when borrowing money. • – Items of value owned by a person or company. • – A written order directing a bank to pay money. • ...
The Pinkalicious Finance Puzzle 2025-04-14
Across
- Part time job that allows students to earn money to go towards their education
- payments required towards the government
- Bank account used for daily purchases
- Money Based on financial need of family, income, and types of attendance
- share in company ownership
- Money owed
- Money set aside for future use
- A plan on how to spend/ save your money based off your income
- a financial objective you want to achieve
- understanding and using financial skills to manage your money correctly
Down
- money based on achievements and abilities
- Loan to buy a house or property
- Money gained from working
- money aside for unexpected expenses and emergencies
- From the Government (only available through Fafsa)
- fixed payment regularly
- something that has value that someone owns (car, house,stocks)
- Using money to buy assets (stocks, real estate, or businesses)
- A measure of how likely you are to pay back a loan or general debt. It gives a bank or loner a sense of your credit history (money management, responsibility, ect.)
- Bank account that earns interest on money that is being saved
20 Clues: Money owed • fixed payment regularly • Money gained from working • share in company ownership • Money set aside for future use • Loan to buy a house or property • Bank account used for daily purchases • payments required towards the government • money based on achievements and abilities • a financial objective you want to achieve • ...
Budget Crossword 2024-02-15
Across
- a card linked to money that you borrow
- a place where you keep your money
- money you earn goes directly into your bank account
- a form of exchanging money without using cash
- an account for saving money
- money you earn from working
- a way to shop on the internet
- helps you save and spend the money you earn
Down
- money you pay in addition to something you buy
- an account used for monthly expenses
- an amount of money earned from working
- an exchange of money
- money given to someone as appreciation
- an amount of money owed for services
- a card directly linked to your checking account
- a machine for electronic banking that allows customers to make basic transactions
- an amount taken off of the original price of something
- the money we spend monthly
18 Clues: an exchange of money • the money we spend monthly • an account for saving money • money you earn from working • a way to shop on the internet • a place where you keep your money • an account used for monthly expenses • an amount of money owed for services • an amount of money earned from working • a card linked to money that you borrow • money given to someone as appreciation • ...
accounting terms 2022-04-06
Across
- takes money out to spend
- the recording of finical transactions
- land or something you can't spend right now
- a special type of ledger
- something that cost money
- the loss of value in an asset
- the people who make or provide goods
- spending money you don't have
- the money made after liabilities
Down
- the amount of business a money has earned
- money
- report of sales made
- a charge on things being sold
- responce
- the opposite of assets
- overview of a companies finical standings
- revenue - profit=
- losing money
- items of value
- when you have negative money
20 Clues: money • responce • losing money • items of value • revenue - profit= • report of sales made • the opposite of assets • takes money out to spend • a special type of ledger • something that cost money • when you have negative money • a charge on things being sold • the loss of value in an asset • spending money you don't have • the money made after liabilities • ...
Financial Lit Vocabulary Ally Yohn and Analyn Portalatin 2017-11-29
Across
- cost required
- overflowing bank account with money
- buy stuff on debit
- tax on receipts
- tax levied by a government
- taking money out of account
- taking money out of account
- money received
- a charge to borrow that is an interest rate
- put money in account
- what a businesses salary is
Down
- more than what you started with
- money that is used for your home
- pay back with interest
- wait to payback
- a limit on how much you are spending
- individuals income
- a states income
- subtract money from taxes
- how much money you make year round
- buy stuff on credit
- owing money
22 Clues: owing money • cost required • money received • wait to payback • a states income • tax on receipts • individuals income • buy stuff on debit • buy stuff on credit • put money in account • pay back with interest • subtract money from taxes • tax levied by a government • taking money out of account • taking money out of account • what a businesses salary is • more than what you started with • ...
Business terms 2026-05-07
Across
- – being protected
- – information sent
- – borrowed money
- – sharing ideas
- – response given
- – blocks understanding
- – proof of who you are
- – way of doing
- – money given
- – person buying
- – taking money out
- – gets message
- – bank worker
- – showing good manners
- – not understanding
- – using internet
- – sends message
- – pays from account
- – bank deposit
- – bank activities
Down
- – buying and selling
- - buy now pay later
- – works by itself
- – money record
- – money kept
- – written name
- – takes attention away
- – money activity
- – way to communicate
- – type of money
- – paper payment
- – putting money in
- – hearing carefully
33 Clues: – money kept • – money given • – bank worker • – money record • – written name • – way of doing • – gets message • – bank deposit • – sharing ideas • – person buying • – type of money • – paper payment • – sends message • – borrowed money • – response given • – money activity • – using internet • – being protected • – works by itself • – bank activities • – information sent • – taking money out • ...
Personal Finance Crossword Nick K 2026-01-09
Across
- things you would like to have
- Card a card that uses money from your bank account
- Money you pay to the government
- Money paid regularly to live on someone else's property
- Getting paid based on the number of hours you work
- Income Total amount of money before taxes
- a discount that lowers the price of an item
- A chance that something unexpected will happen
- Union a financial organization similar to a bank
- Beliefs that guide people
- when people lack money
- a long-term loan that is used to buy a house
- A place where people keep money
Down
- Card A card that lets you borrow money
- of Living how expensive it is to live somewhere
- Money you spend on things you want/need
- Income Total amount of money after taxes
- Protection that helps cover costs after an accident/loss
- Planning how to use your money
- things required to live
- a job or profession
- a payment you receive for working
- A fixed amount of money paid regularly for a job
23 Clues: a job or profession • when people lack money • things required to live • Beliefs that guide people • things you would like to have • Planning how to use your money • Money you pay to the government • A place where people keep money • a payment you receive for working • Card A card that lets you borrow money • Money you spend on things you want/need • ...
Ramsey Classroom Chapters 2-4 2025-03-26
Across
- – Total money earned from jobs or other sources
- – Non-essential items like games, snacks, or designer clothes
- – A strategy or outline for reaching a financial goal
- – The last name of the financial expert teaching to avoid debt
- – Money set aside for the future
- – A plan for managing income and expenses
- – Money you receive for working a job
- – The management of money
- – Decisions you make about spending or saving
- – A plastic card used to borrow money for purchases
- – Best way to pay without going into debt
Down
- – Things you spend money on like food, gas, or bills
- – Essential things like food, shelter, and clothing
- – Money borrowed that must be paid back
- – Self-control to avoid impulsive spending
- – Extra money paid when borrowing
- – Often used to borrow money with a card
- – A sudden expense that needs quick attention
- – Money you owe to others
- – Something people believe about money that isn’t true
20 Clues: – The management of money • – Money you owe to others • – Money set aside for the future • – Extra money paid when borrowing • – Money you receive for working a job • – Money borrowed that must be paid back • – Often used to borrow money with a card • – A plan for managing income and expenses • – Best way to pay without going into debt • ...
Unit 10 Financial Literacy by Noe Popham 2019-04-01
Across
- The cost of an item per unit
- Tax on shopping items to pay for a district
- An amount that someone borrows
- Money you get from the bank over time.
- Money not for spending
- Money invested in a stock.
- The money you make yearly from labor
- Adds money to your bank including the new money.
- How much money you get monthly
- A loan to buy real estate (It's free)
- The amount you owe
- An account at a bank to deposit money
- Money you take out
- A tax on the income of someone
- Money that is taken away from ones' paycheck
Down
- Expenses that can change
- The amount you earn before deductions and taxes
- Bonds/loans to invest
- Cant be changed, same total amount
- To put money in
- Cost of the essentials of life
- Cost of everyday things (gas,groceries,mortgage,ect.)
- A tax taken to help pay the government
- Amount after taxes/reductions
- Pays with bank money to pay back at the end of the month
- A way to save money by under-spending a limit
- Income after all deductions
- Debt and assets together to find final worth
28 Clues: To put money in • The amount you owe • Money you take out • Bonds/loans to invest • Money not for spending • Expenses that can change • Money invested in a stock. • Income after all deductions • The cost of an item per unit • Amount after taxes/reductions • An amount that someone borrows • Cost of the essentials of life • How much money you get monthly • A tax on the income of someone • ...
Financial Assests 2025-04-30
Across
- estate Property like land or buildings you can own or invest in.
- Money you owe, like a loan or credit card debt.
- fund A pool of money from many people invested in different things.
- Money put into something to earn more money over time.
- A plan for how to spend and save your money.
- Money you earn from work, investments, or other sources.
- Money you put aside to use later.
- A collection of your investments.
- Ownership value in a business or property.
- worth The value of what you own minus what you owe.
- account A bank account for everyday spending and paying bills.
Down
- The money you make from an investment.
- How easy it is to turn an asset into cash.
- Money earned from saving or investing, or charged for borrowing.
- Money paid to stockholders from a company’s profits.
- A loan you give to a company or government that gets paid back with interest.
- Anything valuable that you own, like money or property.
- Money or assets used to start or grow a business.
- A share of ownership in a company.
- The chance of losing money on an investment.
20 Clues: Money you put aside to use later. • A collection of your investments. • A share of ownership in a company. • The money you make from an investment. • How easy it is to turn an asset into cash. • Ownership value in a business or property. • A plan for how to spend and save your money. • The chance of losing money on an investment. • ...
★Reading for Vocabulary Lesson 1-2★ 2021-10-14
Across
- to describe or explain something by examples
- the money you pay to use something that you don't own
- work regularly done in or around the house
- to be able to buy something because you have enough money
- typical and usual
- a jacket and trousers made from the same material
- not many
- being left or remaining
- money that is earned from doing work
- absolutely needed
- not, the opposite of
Down
- having a lot of money, rich
- a plan of how much money you will earn and spend
- made by a famous designer
- what you could have bought if you hadn't bought something else
- the day on which a worker gets paid
- a period of time that is to come
- money earned for savings or money paid for borrowing money
- money that you are given regularly for living expenses
- a statement of money owed for something
- bank a container used by children to save money in
- to get something in return for doing work
22 Clues: not many • typical and usual • absolutely needed • not, the opposite of • being left or remaining • made by a famous designer • having a lot of money, rich • a period of time that is to come • the day on which a worker gets paid • money that is earned from doing work • a statement of money owed for something • to get something in return for doing work • ...
Financial Vocab 2024-05-03
Across
- putting money into an account
- money set aside for emergency’s
- more money than you need
- a rise in prices over time
- less money than you need
- to give something to help someone or an organization
- borrowing money with the intent to pay it back
- a holding center for money
- part of your income that you put aside
- Student Aid Report
Down
- a planned way of spending and saving your money
- the fee you pay for borrowing money
- legal process that a person can enter when they are unable to pay their debt
- a three digit number that measures how repsonsible you are financially
- loans students can take to pay for college
- an agreement between a borrower and a lender to be payed back
- free money given to students to help pay what they cannot
- money owed to someonelse
- a card linked to your checking account where money is withdrawn immediately
- free application for federal student aid
20 Clues: Student Aid Report • more money than you need • less money than you need • money owed to someonelse • a rise in prices over time • a holding center for money • putting money into an account • money set aside for emergency’s • the fee you pay for borrowing money • part of your income that you put aside • free application for federal student aid • ...
Economics Crossword 2022-12-12
Across
- economic ____ lets consumers decide how to spend or save their income
- a ____ card uses your future money
- borrowed money from a bank
- economic ____ is what is considered fair
- seashells and salt are an example of _______ money
- a ____ card uses your current money
- a credit ____ is how banks measure your trustworthiness
- process of deciding who gets scarce goods
- calculated plan for spending
- US Dollars are an example of ___ money
Down
- type of interest that comes from the money your money makes
- economic _____ is the protection against economic risks
- expected earnings minus the expected cost
- loan used by individuals
- when you owe money to a bank
- a ____ deposit is like a savings account with a time lock on it; penalty if accessed before set date
- loan used by businesses
- ____ money is money you can use right now
- extra money paid regularly on a loan
- economic ____ is the increasing production of goods & services over time
20 Clues: loan used by businesses • loan used by individuals • borrowed money from a bank • when you owe money to a bank • calculated plan for spending • a ____ card uses your future money • a ____ card uses your current money • extra money paid regularly on a loan • US Dollars are an example of ___ money • economic ____ is what is considered fair • ...
financial literacy 2023-09-05
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 • ...
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. • ...
Business terms 2026-05-07
Across
- – person buying
- – sends message
- – bank activities
- – response given
- – money activity
- – sharing ideas
- – using internet
- – type of money
- – not understanding
- – being protected
- – putting money in
- – gets message
- – buying and selling
- – money kept
- – way of doing
- – works by itself
- – proof of who you are
- – borrowed money
- – information sent
Down
- – bank worker
- – showing good manners
- – money given
- – written name
- – bank deposit
- – money record
- CARD - buy now pay later
- – hearing carefully
- – blocks understanding
- – paper payment
- – takes attention away
- – taking money out
- CARD – pays from account
- – way to communicate
33 Clues: – money kept • – bank worker • – money given • – written name • – bank deposit • – money record • – gets message • – way of doing • – person buying • – sends message • – sharing ideas • – type of money • – paper payment • – response given • – money activity • – using internet • – borrowed money • – bank activities • – being protected • – works by itself • – putting money in • – taking money out • ...
Economics 2025-04-01
Across
- Work people do to earn money.
- Things necessary to live (food, shelter, clothing)
- Swapping one thing for another (like trading toys).
- Trading goods or services without money.
- The amount of money something costs.
- Money set aside for future use
- A plan for using money wisely
- Things that are nice to have but not essential
- give something to someone in exchange for money.
- Work someone does for others (like haircuts or cleaning).
- Deciding between different things to buy or do.
- The amount of money needed to buy something
Down
- Something made or grown to sell (like toys, apples, or books).
- A person who buys things from a store or business.
- coins and bills to buy things
- Something you would like but don’t need (like toys or candy).
- off Giving up one thing to get another
- A company that sells goods or services.
- To use money to buy things
- Something you work towards achieving
- To get something by paying money.
- Money received for work
22 Clues: Money received for work • To use money to buy things • coins and bills to buy things • Work people do to earn money. • A plan for using money wisely • Money set aside for future use • To get something by paying money. • The amount of money something costs. • Something you work towards achieving • off Giving up one thing to get another • A company that sells goods or services. • ...
Econ Crossword #3- Braxton McCabe 2022-09-27
Across
- gross pay minus deductions
- failure to make credit card payments
- your bank houses these
- things offered by your employer
- businesses that deal with money
- money after deductions
- a promise between two parties
- annual percentage rate
- costs incurred for goods and services
- your investment earning money by accruing money
- something you should do every month to keep track of your money
Down
- to work in a job
- failure to pay interest when due
- person that owns the home you're renting
- printed form telling your bank to pay someone using your money
- study of money for an individual
- money earned for labor or services
- something you own
- payment history of a credit card
- money owed
20 Clues: money owed • to work in a job • something you own • your bank houses these • money after deductions • annual percentage rate • gross pay minus deductions • a promise between two parties • things offered by your employer • businesses that deal with money • failure to pay interest when due • study of money for an individual • payment history of a credit card • ...
We mean business 2025-11-05
Across
- Paper that shows what you bought
- Use money to buy things
- The value something has
- Get money for working
- You can trust it; it works well
- Costs a lot of money
- A person who buys something
- A plan for how to use your money
- Company name of a product
- Time when things are cheaper
- To show or promote a product
Down
- The money a company makes after costs
- Take money that you must give back
- When something you buy is brought to you
- How much something costs
- Keep money for the future
- Money you get back when you return a product
- Not too expensive
- Give money that will be returned later
- How good something is
20 Clues: Not too expensive • Costs a lot of money • Get money for working • How good something is • Use money to buy things • The value something has • How much something costs • Keep money for the future • Company name of a product • A person who buys something • Time when things are cheaper • To show or promote a product • You can trust it; it works well • Paper that shows what you bought • ...
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 • ...
