money Crossword Puzzles
Money 2021-12-14
Across
- The is a place you go to take out money. In America it's called an ATM.
- This is money that you borrow to buy a house.
- Money that is made after paying costs
Down
- My bank ______ number is 153687.
- This is money that you borrow from a bank or a person. You have to repay it.
- If I use my _____ card, the money comes directly from my account.
6 Clues: My bank ______ number is 153687. • Money that is made after paying costs • This is money that you borrow to buy a house. • If I use my _____ card, the money comes directly from my account. • The is a place you go to take out money. In America it's called an ATM. • This is money that you borrow from a bank or a person. You have to repay it.
Money 2024-12-18
6 Clues: A place that stores money • items run out, and prices go up • something you have a desire for • Something that is required to have • is something you use to buy things • A device that you can access money from your account
Money 2025-02-19
Across
- → d) A slang term for money, often associated with large amounts or bills like $100.
- → h) A slang term for cash, especially large amounts of money, used in party or adventurous contexts.
- → g) A more old-fashioned way to talk about money.
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- → i) Another way to say money, used in more casual conversations.
- → f) A playful term for cash, usually implying that you’ve got a lot.
- → j) A way to talk about cash, used for everyday things and hard work.
6 Clues: → g) A more old-fashioned way to talk about money. • → i) Another way to say money, used in more casual conversations. • → f) A playful term for cash, usually implying that you’ve got a lot. • → j) A way to talk about cash, used for everyday things and hard work. • → d) A slang term for money, often associated with large amounts or bills like $100. • ...
MONEY 2026-03-28
6 Clues: Pay to Delhi King. (3) • Sorry, I forgot my helmet. (4) • Oh! You are above Sixty…!? (7) • Fixed Regular. For 9 to 5. (6) • “Daddy, Today is the last date.” (4) • Paid us Reward for Good Performance. (5)
Clues about earning money 2025-03-07
Across
- The opposite of debt.
- The bank of the US government.
- A paper bill worth one dollar.
- Lincoln The first name of the US president featured on the $5 bill.
- card A type of card that allows you to borrow money to make purchases.
- The act of taking out money from your account.
- A coin that’s worth ten cents.
- A system of borrowing money to buy something and paying it back later.
- The process of putting money aside for future use.
- The person responsible for managing a company's finances.
- A small, round coin used in many countries.
- The action of reducing your spending.
- A type of currency used in the UK.
- The word for money received as a gift or prize.
- Money given to someone to help them financially.
- A place where you exchange money for goods or services.
- The action of selling goods or services in exchange for money.
- A type of investment where you buy shares in a company.
- Another word for "pennies."
- A business that lends you money to buy a home.
Down
- A popular mobile payment app.
- A fee charged for borrowing money.
- The term for when money increases in value over time.
- A term for a large amount of money.
- A unit of currency in Japan.
- The currency used in South Africa.
- A term for how much something costs.
- The first step in managing money; involves tracking your income and expenses.
- Money collected from customers or clients.
- Money that you owe to someone.
- The paper version of money.
- A paper bill worth 100 cents.
- The name of the government institution that prints money.
- A bank account where you deposit money for safekeeping.
- The money you earn from working.
- A fund where people invest their money for future needs.
- The term used when your financial situation is negative.
- A financial term for earning more than you spend.
- Money used to pay for goods and services.
- A type of loan that uses property as collateral.
40 Clues: The opposite of debt. • The paper version of money. • Another word for "pennies." • A unit of currency in Japan. • A popular mobile payment app. • A paper bill worth 100 cents. • The bank of the US government. • A paper bill worth one dollar. • Money that you owe to someone. • A coin that’s worth ten cents. • The money you earn from working. • A fee charged for borrowing money. • ...
2ESO Unit 4 2025-05-14
Across
- To give one thing and get another in return
- A piece of paper that shows what you bought and how much it cost
- Money in coins or paper
- A small flat object used to carry money and cards
- The amount of money you need to get something
- A piece of paper money
- To get something by giving money for it
- To be the best in a game or competition
- A lower price than usual
- To give money for something
- To let someone use something that they will give back
Down
- To use something in a way that is not useful
- To keep money instead of spending it
- Small amount of money parents give to children regularly
- To use money to get something
- To take something and promise to return it
- To get money by working
- A plastic card used to pay or get money from a machine
- To give something to someone and take money
19 Clues: A piece of paper money • Money in coins or paper • To get money by working • A lower price than usual • To give money for something • To use money to get something • To keep money instead of spending it • To get something by giving money for it • To be the best in a game or competition • To take something and promise to return it • To give one thing and get another in return • ...
Financial Literacy 2025-03-26
Across
- money you owe a person or business
- the amount an individual makes in one year
- the money received after taxes and other deductions
- taking money out of your account
- payment charged by your bank for a service you request
- money set in an account that earns interest
- money received on a regular basis
- someone who provides loans to an individual
- money paid regularly at a specified rate
- borrowed money from a bank or credit union
Down
- record of an individuals credit history
- your job
- a sum of money given to an individual by a lender typically governments
- the amount of money made before taxes and other deductions
- loan taken out by students to support their education
- a type of financial aid, provides a part time job to students to help with expenses
- moving money from one account to another
- putting money into your account
- a plastic card linked to your bank account
- money earned by someone to support their education usually awarded on academic achievements
- legally assisted management of debts
- a plastic card with a set limit in which you borrow money and pay it back
- the maximum amount you can spend on a credit card
23 Clues: your job • putting money into your account • taking money out of your account • money received on a regular basis • money you owe a person or business • legally assisted management of debts • record of an individuals credit history • moving money from one account to another • money paid regularly at a specified rate • the amount an individual makes in one year • ...
IFS U1 TOPIC 1 CROSSWORD 2016-09-06
Across
- A group of coins or notes that share the same face value.
- Bank or building society accounts where people ca store their money in the form of electronic balances and withdraw it to make payments.
- A means of transferring money form one account to another.
- A key feature of money - to look and feel the same as other coins and notes of the same denomination.
- A key feature of money - the be available in sufficient quantities to meet people's needs but not in such quantities that the value of money falls.
- A rise in prices, which means that the purchasing power of money falls.
- exchange A function of money - to allow people to make payments.
- Buying or selling something.
- The value that an item represents rather than the value it has in itself.
- How much one item is worth in terms of a different item.
- Coins or banknotes that must be accepted if offered in payment of a debt.
- A key feature of money - to be strong enough to be reused in many transactions.
- An attribute of money that allows people to store money now and spend it later.
- One of the key features of money - to be widely accepted.
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- A key feature of money - to be small and light enough to carry around easily.
- A situation in which two people have goods or services to trade and each wants what the other person can provide.
- To exchange goods and services for other goods and services without using money.
- The value marked on a coin or note.
- A function of money - to allow people to compare prices and to measure the value of money in a bank account.
- The value that an item has in itself.
- The quantity of goods or services that money can buy.
- anything widely accepted as a means of making payments.
- A key feature of money - to be easily identified as genuine money.
- A key feature of money - to be easily divided into amounts of different value.
24 Clues: Buying or selling something. • The value marked on a coin or note. • The value that an item has in itself. • The quantity of goods or services that money can buy. • anything widely accepted as a means of making payments. • How much one item is worth in terms of a different item. • A group of coins or notes that share the same face value. • ...
Financial Literacy 2025-07-08
Across
- Money borrowed that must be paid back, often with interest.
- When you take out more money from your account than you have, creating a negative balance.
- A crime involving lying or tricking to get money or goods.
- Money paid regularly at a set rate for borrowing money, or earned on savings.
- Anything valuable that you own, like property, cash, or investments.
- A legal process when a person or business cannot repay debts.
- A plan for how you will spend and save your money.
- Taking money out of a bank account.
- Money taken out directly from your account to pay for something.
- Money that you can borrow, with the promise to pay it back later.
- Money added into a bank account.
- Something you owe; a debt or financial obligation.
- How easily an asset (like cash or investments) can be turned into money you can use.
- Money spent to buy goods or services.
Down
- To add interest onto both the original amount and the interest already earned or owed.
- The original amount of money borrowed or invested, not including interest.
- Failure to pay back a loan on time.
- Any activity where money moves in or out of your account.
- To sign the back of a check to approve its deposit or cashing.
- A document showing all transactions on your account during a set time.
- The difference between what you owe on something and what it is worth.
- Total money earned by a business before expenses.
- A special kind of loan used to buy a home or property. You pay it back slowly, usually over many years.
- The system of money used in a particular country.
- When prices for goods and services increase, making money less valuable.
- A fixed amount of money paid to someone every year, often as retirement income.
- A special type of loan used to buy property, paid back over many years.
- The total amount of money in your account at a given time.
- Something valuable you promise to give if you don’t repay a loan.
- Money given by the government to reduce the cost of something for consumers.
30 Clues: Money added into a bank account. • Failure to pay back a loan on time. • Taking money out of a bank account. • Money spent to buy goods or services. • Total money earned by a business before expenses. • The system of money used in a particular country. • A plan for how you will spend and save your money. • Something you owe; a debt or financial obligation. • ...
Midterm Exam Review 2024-01-11
Across
- Money is used to compare the prices of different goods and services
- Items that have value and are used to buy goods and services
- Purchases not essential to daily living
- Payment received for goods and services
- Money that only has value because the government says it does, and the population trusts the government
- All monthly expenses associated with essential goods and services
- Money must be easy to carry
- Trading one good or service for another instead of using currency
- Expenses that change throughout the year
- An amount of money that is owed to someone
- Money must be able to withstand the wear and tear of many people using it
- Money must be relatively scarce and hard for people to obtain
- Expenses that are the same every month
Down
- Helps a person determine if they are spending too much money on certain things, or if they are spending money too quickly
- Money must be widely accepted as a medium of exchange
- When you spend money on something you want instead of need
- Anything widely accepted as payment for final goods and services
- Money you take home after taxes
- Money borrowed from someone else with the expectation of paying it back with interest
- Costs paid in exchange for goods and services
- The central bank of the United States
- Money must be easily divided into small parts so that people can purchase goods and services at any price
- Money makes it easier for people to save and then spend the money later
- Money acts as a go-between to make it easier to buy things. Sellers agree to accept it in exchange for a good or service
- Total amount of money you can earn before taxes
- Money’s value must remain relatively constant over long periods of time
26 Clues: Money must be easy to carry • Money you take home after taxes • The central bank of the United States • Expenses that are the same every month • Purchases not essential to daily living • Payment received for goods and services • Expenses that change throughout the year • An amount of money that is owed to someone • Costs paid in exchange for goods and services • ...
household 2026-01-20
Across
- Money spent on goods and services
- Money borrowed that must be paid back
- Services such as water, gas, and electricity
- Money received from work or other sources
- - A plan that shows how money will be earned and spent Income- Money received from work or other sources
- The ability to borrow money with a promise to repay
- Regular payment for living in someone else’s property
- Upkeep and repairs of a home
- Money set aside for future use
- Money borrowed that must be paid back
Down
- Money taken directly from a bank account
- Money put into something to grow over time
- Things required for basic living, like food and shelter
- The cost of borrowing money
- Required payments to the government
- Plan- A long-term strategy for managing money
- A loan used to buy a home
- Protection against financial loss
- Things desired but not necessary
- Fund- All the people living in one home
20 Clues: A loan used to buy a home • The cost of borrowing money • Upkeep and repairs of a home • Money set aside for future use • Things desired but not necessary • Money spent on goods and services • Protection against financial loss • Required payments to the government • Money borrowed that must be paid back • Money borrowed that must be paid back • ...
Finance Puzzle 2025-07-17
Across
- = Extra money earned or paid for lending or borrowing funds.
- = The process of creating a financial spending and saving plan.
- = A financial institution that holds deposits and gives loans.
- = The money a person or entity receives in exchange for their labor or investment.
- = Financial obligations or debts owed.
- = A sum of money borrowed with an agreement to repay.
- = The ability to borrow money with the promise to repay later.
- = Money set aside for future use or emergencies.
- = Putting money into assets to generate returns over time.
- = Anything valuable owned that can generate future benefit.
Down
- = Using money to purchase goods or services.
- = Money reserved for unexpected expenses.
- = Mandatory payment to the government on income or goods.
- = Strategising steps to reach financial objectives.
- = Money spent on goods, services, or bills.
- = Money that is borrowed and must be repaid.
- = A plan for how to spend and manage your income and expenses.
- = The movement of money in and out of your hands.
- = Money received from work, investments, or other sources.
- = A place where money is deposited or tracked in a bank.
20 Clues: = Financial obligations or debts owed. • = Money reserved for unexpected expenses. • = Money spent on goods, services, or bills. • = Using money to purchase goods or services. • = Money that is borrowed and must be repaid. • = Money set aside for future use or emergencies. • = The movement of money in and out of your hands. • ...
Unit 6: How do we use money? Keywords #1 & #2 2026-04-24
Across
- a series of actions to achieve a goal, often in politics or advertising
- to become bigger or greater
- no longer useful or modern
- money that you spend, especially for something important or necessary
- the money you are paid regularly for your job, usually every month
- to help someone or something
- a set of tools or resources used for a specific job or purpose
Down
- a small amount of money given regularly, often to children
- water water that comes through pipes into a building
- to make something better
- program a planned effort to produce animals or plants with certain qualities
- to put money into something to make more money in the future
- money people must pay to the government
- the money you gain after paying all costs in a business
- to provide money for something
- extra money you earn or pay when you save or borrow money
- card a small plastic card from a bank that lets you buy things now and pay later
- a unit of money used in some countries, like the United States
- the money you have in coins or paper that you can pay with immediately
- to use money to buy something
20 Clues: to make something better • no longer useful or modern • to become bigger or greater • to help someone or something • to use money to buy something • to provide money for something • money people must pay to the government • water water that comes through pipes into a building • the money you gain after paying all costs in a business • ...
Personal Finance Vocabulary 2015-05-12
Across
- money paid for borrowing money, or money that a bank or building society pays a customer for putting money into their bank
- a fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis made by an employer to an employee
- deficit in a bank account caused by withdrawing more money than is paid in
- fake money made in order to deceive
- rate the percentage of an amount of money which is paid for the use of that money over a period of time
- the state of owing something(especially money)
- a regular payment made during a person's retirement (when they become too old to work) from an investment fund to which that person or their employer has contributed
- a record of money a person deposits: into a bank
- the difference between credits and debits in an account
- money in a bank account, sum added to a bank account, and money lent to a bank
- (v) to give (someone) money that is due for work done, goods received, or a debt incurred
- in to deposit or put money in to a bank account
- slip small document recording money that you pay in to a bank account
- charges: money paid to a bank for the bank's services etc
- to trade without using money
- automatic teller machine
- exchange used to describe the currency of other countries and the system for dealing in such currency
- card (plastic) card from a bank authorizing the purchases of goods on credit
Down
- most of us do not buy our homes outright for cash - instead we borrow money to do so
- a record of transactions in a bank account
- book containing detachable checks
- in to add written information to a document to make it complete
- money lent by a bank etc and that must be repaid with interest
- to take money out of a bank account
- an employee of a bank or building society who receives and pays out money
- money that is used by a country such as the United Kingdom
- to ask for the temporary use of money on the
- to give the temporary use of money on the condition of repayment and at a set rate of interest
- account bank account from which money may be drawn at any time, checking account US
- an amount of money placed with a bank
- person to whom money is payed
- a sum deducted from a bank account, as for a check
- a building in which commercial banking is transacted
- local office or bureau of a bank
- written order to a bank to pay the stated sum from one's account
35 Clues: automatic teller machine • to trade without using money • person to whom money is payed • local office or bureau of a bank • book containing detachable checks • fake money made in order to deceive • to take money out of a bank account • an amount of money placed with a bank • a record of transactions in a bank account • to ask for the temporary use of money on the • ...
Banking By De'Aris Henry BBillionaires@gmail.com 2024-05-18
Across
- A secure place to store your funds.
- An increase in value of an investment.
- A local office of a bank.
- Printed document of your account's activity.
- The monthly or yearly cost of a service.
- A collection of investments.
- The extra money you earn on savings.
- When you spend more than you have.
- Movement of money from one account to another.
- Money borrowed from a bank.
- An electronic card to pay directly from your account.
- The money used to start or invest in a business.
- An electronic financial transaction.
- A record of financial transactions.
- Your personal identification number.
- A document instructing a bank to pay money.
Down
- The act of putting money into assets.
- Money put into a bank account.
- A financial plan for spending.
- Money available for immediate use.
- Ownership interest in a company.
- Automated Teller Machine.
- A bank account with interest.
- Money taken out of a bank account.
- A legal agreement to borrow money to buy property.
- Ownership interest in a company.
- A loan backed by an asset.
- Money taken out of a bank account.
- The person who helps you at the bank.
- Financial safety.
- The cost of borrowing money.
- Place where you store money at the bank.
- The amount of money in your account.
33 Clues: Financial safety. • A local office of a bank. • Automated Teller Machine. • A loan backed by an asset. • Money borrowed from a bank. • A collection of investments. • The cost of borrowing money. • A bank account with interest. • Money put into a bank account. • A financial plan for spending. • Ownership interest in a company. • Ownership interest in a company. • ...
Banking and Budgets 2024-02-06
Across
- Expenses that can change every month.
- Money given by a bank that must be repaid.
- The use of a bank card to deposit, withdraw, or spend money.
- Taking money out of an account.
- Money spent on a good or service.
- A machine for depositing and withdrawing money.
- An institution that deals with money.
- A bank employee.
- Using another person's banking information is an example of ___ theft.
- A number used to access a bank account.
- An extra fee an ATM may charge you.
- One type of bank account.
- Money earned from working.
- A card for making purchases as a type of loan.
Down
- An estimate of income and expenses.
- A loan for the purchase of a house.
- A withdrawal of more money than is in an account.
- A sum of money charged for borrowing or using money.
- Expenses that stay the same every month.
- Money set aside for later.
- A slip of paper given to you after making a purchase.
- The amount of money in an account.
- Putting money into an account.
- The worst possible password to use for online banking.
- A modern way to access bank services.
- A card for purchases against a bank account.
26 Clues: A bank employee. • One type of bank account. • Money set aside for later. • Money earned from working. • Putting money into an account. • Taking money out of an account. • Money spent on a good or service. • The amount of money in an account. • An estimate of income and expenses. • A loan for the purchase of a house. • An extra fee an ATM may charge you. • ...
Banking terms (for listening assessment) 2021-09-18
Across
- put money in account
- to check amount of money you have
- bank account shared between 2 people
- visa, MasterCard and American Express
- money you get from your job
- to put in
- to close
- bank account which gains good interest
- paper you receive after bank transaction
- movement of money in banking
Down
- money you pay for services from bank
- automatic teller machine
- personal identification number
- amount of money in your bank account
- take money out of account
- the action of giving money in exchange for work
- money you pay for having a load
- money automatically put in your account
18 Clues: to close • to put in • put money in account • automatic teller machine • take money out of account • money you get from your job • movement of money in banking • personal identification number • money you pay for having a load • to check amount of money you have • money you pay for services from bank • amount of money in your bank account • bank account shared between 2 people • ...
Economics | Sub Day 2026-04-02
Across
- A place where buyers and sellers meet
- Items people buy or use
- Money plan for spending and saving
- Things people must have to live
- Money earned from work
- Money paid to the government
- Money paid for doing work
- Borrowed money that must be paid back
- Money lost when costs are greater than earnings
- Money kept for future use
- The amount of money something costs
- A person who buys goods or services
- A decision between two or more options
- Work a person does to earn money
- The amount of a product available
- Money owed to someone else
- The buying and selling of goods or services
- A place where people keep money
- Cost What you give up when making a choice
Down
- Things people would like to have but do not need
- Money left after costs are paid
- A person or company that makes goods
- A company that sells goods or services
- A person who sells goods or services
- Work that someone does for others
- Not having enough of something
- Something used to make goods or services
- The way money, goods, and services move in a country
- The amount of a product people want to buy
- A person who purchases goods or services
30 Clues: Money earned from work • Items people buy or use • Money paid for doing work • Money kept for future use • Money owed to someone else • Money paid to the government • Not having enough of something • Money left after costs are paid • Things people must have to live • A place where people keep money • Work a person does to earn money • Work that someone does for others • ...
Chapter 2 Economics 2021-01-15
Across
- natural aversion of risk
- to make sure you get your money back
- wage after taking of payroll
- damage the insurant has to pay
- borrowed money for having real estate
- a loan for having consumer goods
- to loan someone else's money
- change you take of damaging something
- risk of insurer because of unethical behavior
- putting money in shares to earn
- money going straight to government
Down
- money paid to the government
- pay for goods and services
- the paying back of a loan
- the price you pay for your own risk
- wage you agree on with employer
- money added to price in store
- doing something to help others
- price to pay for saving money
- keeping money aside
20 Clues: keeping money aside • natural aversion of risk • the paying back of a loan • pay for goods and services • money paid to the government • wage after taking of payroll • to loan someone else's money • money added to price in store • price to pay for saving money • damage the insurant has to pay • doing something to help others • wage you agree on with employer • ...
Economic terms crossword 2024-04-26
Across
- Things people owns.
- Right to own stuff.
- Control over a product or service.
- System where the government owns things.
- Money borrowed for a fee.
- Money owed.
- Putting money into something to get more later.
- System where people own things to make money.
- Cost of borrowing money for using credit.
- Money earned after costs are taken out.
- People choose what they do in a market system.
Down
- Buying now, paying later.
- Starting a business and taking risks.
- Shares representing ownership in a company.
- Money saved for later.
- Digital currency without a bank.
- 12%-24%
- Money grows over time.
- Everyone follows the same rules.
- Places where buying and selling happens.
20 Clues: 12%-24% • Money owed. • Things people owns. • Right to own stuff. • Money saved for later. • Money grows over time. • Buying now, paying later. • Money borrowed for a fee. • Digital currency without a bank. • Everyone follows the same rules. • Control over a product or service. • Starting a business and taking risks. • Money earned after costs are taken out. • ...
financial literacy 2023-01-04
Across
- desire
- leftover money
- source of happiness (ken)
- fall in value of money
- GST
- worth
- particular amount for expenditure
- earnings
- particular money of different countries
- guarantee of compensation for loss
- card allowing holder to purchase goods
Down
- property resource
- taking money from banks
- pending money to pay
- spending
- funds
- zero profit
- essentials
- gain
19 Clues: GST • gain • funds • worth • desire • spending • earnings • essentials • zero profit • leftover money • property resource • pending money to pay • fall in value of money • taking money from banks • source of happiness (ken) • particular amount for expenditure • guarantee of compensation for loss • card allowing holder to purchase goods • particular money of different countries
Financial Literacy Vocab ~ Kaylie G , Evelin O & Eric M 2017-11-29
Across
- Money you receive/pay
- An amount of tax on a sale/indirect tax
- Money paid at a particular rate/profit
- Initial payment/deposit
- To take away/minus
- The amount of money spent on something/cost
- A deficit caused by drawing more money than an account has/loss
- Certain amount of money that can be spent/limit
- An account that can be drawn or added to with checks/funds
- Annual sum/income
Down
- Bank lends money/loan
- To take out or away/remove
- Card that allows a person to shop on credit/loan
- A compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits/tariff
- An account where you save your money/savings
- A card where they take your money from your account right away when paying/cash plus card
- Amount of money charged in a loan to a borrower/rate
- Amount of money kept in the bank/retainer
- It determines taxes an individual will pay/Gross earnings
- Money that's owed or due/bill
- A company's total earnings/Net profit
- An amount of money they take from your income/Tariff
22 Clues: Annual sum/income • To take away/minus • Bank lends money/loan • Money you receive/pay • Initial payment/deposit • To take out or away/remove • Money that's owed or due/bill • A company's total earnings/Net profit • Money paid at a particular rate/profit • An amount of tax on a sale/indirect tax • Amount of money kept in the bank/retainer • ...
Financial Literacy Vocab ~ Kaylie G , Evelin O & Erick M 2017-11-29
Across
- The amount of money spent on something/cost
- Money you receive/pay
- To take away/minus
- Amount of money charged in a loan to a borrower/rate
- An account where you save your money/savings
- It determines taxes an individual will pay/Gross earnings
- Bank lends money/loan
- A compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits/tariff
- To take out or away/remove
- A card where they take your money from your account right away when paying/cash plus card
Down
- A company's total earnings/Net profit
- Money paid at a particular rate/profit
- An account that can be drawn or added to with checks/funds
- Money that's owed or due/bill
- Annual sum/income
- An amount of tax on a sale/indirect tax
- Initial payment/deposit
- An amount of money they take from your income/Tariff
- Card that allows a person to shop on credit/loan
- Amount of money kept in the bank/retainer
- A deficit caused by drawing more money than an account has/loss
- Certain amount of money that can be spent/limit
22 Clues: Annual sum/income • To take away/minus • Money you receive/pay • Bank lends money/loan • Initial payment/deposit • To take out or away/remove • Money that's owed or due/bill • A company's total earnings/Net profit • Money paid at a particular rate/profit • An amount of tax on a sale/indirect tax • Amount of money kept in the bank/retainer • ...
Financial Basics and Post-Secondary Schooling 2024-02-05
Across
- Using your money to purchase assets with the expectation of earning a profit
- Month to month charges for housing to a bank that loaned you the money to purchase the housing
- Charge for using the institution's dorm or apartment
- Money spent on various items and services
- Month to month charges for housing, but you don't own the home
- Meal service for students
- The actual money you borrowed
- Setting money aside for future needs or goals
- Charges for attending classes and using campus facilities
- Bills for services like water, electric, gas, phone and cable
Down
- Money to pay for schooling and expenses that you don't have to payback
- Money borrowed (usually a bank)to pay for something immediately with a schedule to payback
- A fee you pay for borrowing the money
- How long you have to pay it back
- Money earned from various sources
- Things you own that have value
- Money you owe to someone else
- A type of service like Amazon Prime or Netflix
- Planning and managing how you spend your money to meet financial goals
- Money based on your achievement to help pay for schooling and expenses you don't have to payback
20 Clues: Meal service for students • Money you owe to someone else • The actual money you borrowed • Things you own that have value • How long you have to pay it back • Money earned from various sources • A fee you pay for borrowing the money • Money spent on various items and services • Setting money aside for future needs or goals • A type of service like Amazon Prime or Netflix • ...
Diana total 2023-03-30
Across
- money for the work
- metal money
- shopping centre
- money from the bank to buy a house
- paper money
- have an obligation to pay or repay
- require the payment of
- a machine that dispenses cash or performs other banking services when an account holder inserts a bank card
- the opposite of 'borrow'
- a small plastic card issued by a bank, building society, etc., allowing the holder to purchase goods or services on credit
- receive (money, property) at the death of the previous holder
- having an excessive desire or appetite for food
Down
- spend recklessly
- give (money) to pay for goods, services, or so as to benefit someone or something
- take and use (something belonging to someone else) with the intention of returning it
- use or expend carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose
- money that a bank lends you
- to remove money from a bank account
- have enough money to pay for
- obtain (money) in return for labour or services
- a thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest
- keep and store up (something, especially money) for future use
- you pay this to the government
- a price asked for goods or services
- having completely run out of money
25 Clues: metal money • paper money • shopping centre • spend recklessly • money for the work • require the payment of • the opposite of 'borrow' • money that a bank lends you • have enough money to pay for • you pay this to the government • money from the bank to buy a house • have an obligation to pay or repay • having completely run out of money • to remove money from a bank account • ...
AT THE BANK 2025-11-05
Across
- money in the form of coins or paper notes.
- a record of your money in a bank.
- a plastic card you use to buy things and pay later.
- a small box in a bank to keep valuable things safe.
- a small book that shows your bank money and changes.
- extra money the bank gives you for keeping your money there.
- to write your name on something.
- a piece of paper you write to pay money from your account.
- a person who works in a bank and helps customers.
Down
- the special number for your bank account.
- a machine where you can take or put money using a card.
- the amount of money you have in your account now.
- to take something away or out.
- a place where people keep or borrow money.
- a person who protects the bank and the people in it.
- to put money into your bank account.
- a secret number you use with your card.
- money the bank gives you that you must pay back later.
- to take money out of your bank account.
- to type or put something (like your PIN) into a machine.
20 Clues: to take something away or out. • to write your name on something. • a record of your money in a bank. • to put money into your bank account. • a secret number you use with your card. • to take money out of your bank account. • the special number for your bank account. • money in the form of coins or paper notes. • a place where people keep or borrow money. • ...
Managing your Household 2026-01-05
Across
- Required payments to the government
- Services such as water, gas, and electricity
- Plan- A long-term strategy for managing money
- (A plan that shows how money will be earned and spent)
- Money set aside for future use
- (Things required for basic living, like food and shelter)
- Regular payment for living in someone else’s property
- Protection against financial loss
- Fund All the people living in one home
- A loan used to buy a home
- The ability to borrow money with a promise to repay Loan- Money borrowed that must be paid back
Down
- Things desired but not necessary
- Money put into something to grow over time
- Money spent on goods and services
- Money borrowed that must be paid back
- Upkeep and repairs of a home
- (Money received from work or other sources)
- Money taken directly from a bank account
- The cost of borrowing money
19 Clues: A loan used to buy a home • The cost of borrowing money • Upkeep and repairs of a home • Money set aside for future use • Things desired but not necessary • Money spent on goods and services • Protection against financial loss • Required payments to the government • Money borrowed that must be paid back • Fund All the people living in one home • ...
Financial Literacy 2017-11-29
Across
- What you buy and what they make you pay
- The seller added more money to the Playstation I was buying
- I had o check how much money I had
- I took money out of the bank today
- I had to make this so I could deposit money
- Some saved you, so you have to give them something back
- Everything you have, and have to pay the business
- How much supply does my buisness have
- All of my money is in this card
- The bank took money out of my bank account
Down
- Someone that didn't pay the bank back, they got...
- People take money out of what you make
- The bank gave me his card, and said it was free, but I had to pay them back
- I payed for my phone later
- I put money in my ------ account
- The bank gave me money and I gave them my house
- Money that you always have to give to the Government
- The bank took away my house
- I make $10,000,000 a year
- The Government makes me pay on all of my personal stuff
- I put money in the bank today
- Money reseived, or gived
22 Clues: Money reseived, or gived • I make $10,000,000 a year • I payed for my phone later • The bank took away my house • I put money in the bank today • All of my money is in this card • I put money in my ------ account • I had o check how much money I had • I took money out of the bank today • How much supply does my buisness have • People take money out of what you make • ...
AT THE BANK 2025-11-05
Across
- a secret number you use with your card.
- a person who protects the bank and the people in it.
- to take money out of your bank account.
- a piece of paper you write to pay money from your account.
- a small box in a bank to keep valuable things safe.
- the special number for your bank account.
- to put money into your bank account.
- a person who works in a bank and helps customers.
Down
- the amount of money you have in your account now.
- to take something away or out.
- to write your name on something.
- money the bank gives you that you must pay back later.
- a small book that shows your bank money and changes.
- extra money the bank gives you for keeping your money there.
- a record of your money in a bank.
- a place where people keep or borrow money.
- a machine where you can take or put money using a card.
- money in the form of coins or paper notes.
- to type or put something (like your PIN) into a machine.
- a plastic card you use to buy things and pay later.
20 Clues: to take something away or out. • to write your name on something. • a record of your money in a bank. • to put money into your bank account. • a secret number you use with your card. • to take money out of your bank account. • the special number for your bank account. • a place where people keep or borrow money. • money in the form of coins or paper notes. • ...
Personal Finance 2025-01-13
Across
- – Legal status when someone is unable to repay their debts.
- – Money paid for the temporary use of property or land.
- – The day you receive your paycheck.
- – Money or assets used to generate income or investment.
- Cost – The value of what you give up when you make a financial choice.
- – Money paid to the government based on income or purchases.
- Flow – The movement of money into and out of a business or personal finances.
- – Things you own that have value, like a car or a house.
- – Money you owe, such as debts and bills.
- – Money earned from work or investments.
- – A loan used to buy a home, paid back over time.
- – The chance of losing money on an investment or financial decision.
- – Putting money into something (stocks, property, etc.) with the hope of making more money.
Down
- – Money owed to someone else.
- Fund – Money saved for unexpected events or emergencies.
- – A regular payment for work, typically paid monthly or annually.
- – The period of life when a person stops working and relies on savings or pensions.
- – A plan for managing income and expenses.
- – Costs for goods and services, like bills or rent.
- – Money borrowed that must be paid back with interest.
- – Money set aside for future use, often in a bank account.
- – Money paid on top of a loan or earned on savings.
- Property – Real estate bought with the intention of earning money through rent or resale.
- – A contract to protect against financial loss in case of accidents or disasters.
- Planning – Organizing how to manage your money to meet your goals.
25 Clues: – Money owed to someone else. • – The day you receive your paycheck. • – Money earned from work or investments. • – Money you owe, such as debts and bills. • – A plan for managing income and expenses. • – A loan used to buy a home, paid back over time. • – Costs for goods and services, like bills or rent. • – Money paid on top of a loan or earned on savings. • ...
Financial Lit Vocab Kaylie G & Erick M, Evelin O 2017-11-30
Across
- A card where they take your money from your account right away when paying/cash plus card
- To take out or away/remove
- Money paid at a particular rate/profit
- Amount of money charged in a loan to a borrower/rate
- Card that allows a person to shop on credit/loan
- An amount of tax on a sale/indirect tax
- It determines taxes an individual will pay/Gross earnings
- An account where you save your money/savings
- The amount of money spent on something/cost
- A compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits/tariff
Down
- Certain amount of money that can be spent/limit
- Initial payment/deposit
- Amount of money kept in the bank/retainer
- To take away/minus
- Money that's owed or due/bill
- An account that can be drawn or added to with checks/funds
- A company's total earnings/Net profit
- Bank lends money/loan
- An amount of money they take from your income/Tariff
- A deficit caused by drawing more money than an account has/loss
- Money you receive/pay
- Annual sum/income
22 Clues: Annual sum/income • To take away/minus • Bank lends money/loan • Money you receive/pay • Initial payment/deposit • To take out or away/remove • Money that's owed or due/bill • A company's total earnings/Net profit • Money paid at a particular rate/profit • An amount of tax on a sale/indirect tax • Amount of money kept in the bank/retainer • ...
Know Your Finances 2023-11-09
Across
- A type of account for short-term saving.
- Money earned after expenses are deducted.
- Putting money into assets for potential gain.
- Money borrowed with the agreement to pay it back.
- Money earned or received.
- Payments to shareholders from company profits
- Money used to start or invest in a business.
- Money set aside for the future.
- Money paid to the government.
- Money owed to others.
Down
- The decrease in value of an asset over time.
- Items of value that you own.
- A plan for managing your finances
- A collection of investments.
- Financial obligations or debts.
- Amounts added to your account.
- Ownership interest in an asset.
- The cost of borrowing or the return on investment.
- Money spent on various items.
19 Clues: Money owed to others. • Money earned or received. • Items of value that you own. • A collection of investments. • Money spent on various items. • Money paid to the government. • Amounts added to your account. • Financial obligations or debts. • Ownership interest in an asset. • Money set aside for the future. • A plan for managing your finances • ...
You can bank on it! 2026-06-10
Across
- Agreed Time for repayment
- substitute decision maker
- Private info
- Your reward for handing over your cash
- purchased payment instrument
- Medium of exchange
- Home Financing
- one of the five big banks
- unit equal to 0.01%
- Charge it
- Another of the five big
- Round money
- Benchmark rate
- send money online
- Rob the bank
- buy regularly
- Front Counter person
- Where the money is
- Place to earn interest tax free
- Per share value of a mutual fund
- Who will get my money
- please cancel it
- Strongbox in the vault
- Save regularly
- How much I made
- Way to make money grow
- Bank account that pays higher interest
- Green Bank
- Bounced
- Option for making a payment
- Electronic cable
Down
- get paid interest
- Record of transactions
- Use the bank's money
- Income when retired
- Yearly amount (%)
- external network for moving money
- since the beginning of this year
- CRA recap
- Money Machine
- Money set aside for Education
- The day the money arrives
- Federal Insurance Dept
- Federal Bank
- Bank Popcorn partnership. You are richer thank you think bank
- Federal protection
- Money set aside for retirement
- Flat money
- Certificate of Deposit
- Fee paid for managed money
- Bank Identifier
- pre set waiting period
- Bank address
- Hand over your cash
- Switch investments
- Open ended borrowing
- Lending Guideline
- popular credit card
- Money for a rainy day
- Take out money
- Bank storefront
- Number assigned to your credit history
- Debt paid thru the bank
- Where card transactions occur online
- open ended credit using home equity
- Scams
- Trades in a basket
67 Clues: Scams • Bounced • CRA recap • Charge it • Flat money • Green Bank • Round money • Private info • Federal Bank • Rob the bank • Bank address • Money Machine • buy regularly • Home Financing • Benchmark rate • Take out money • Save regularly • Bank Identifier • Bank storefront • How much I made • please cancel it • Electronic cable • get paid interest • Yearly amount (%) • send money online • Lending Guideline • ...
Consumerism and Financial Awareness 2026-07-15
Across
- Proof of payment.
- Related to money.
- A company that provides goods.
- A written guarantee for a product.
- Money set aside for future use.
- Money owed.
- Reasonably priced.
- Money put into something to earn profit.
- A person who buys goods or services.
- A reduction in price.
- A notice promoting a product.
Down
- A business that sells directly to customers.
- Financial protection against loss.
- A sudden urge to buy something.
- Money borrowed.
- The amount of money spent.
- One of several payments made over time.
- A financial plan for income and spending.
- Money earned or paid on borrowed money.
- A marketing activity to increase sales.
20 Clues: Money owed. • Money borrowed. • Proof of payment. • Related to money. • Reasonably priced. • A reduction in price. • The amount of money spent. • A notice promoting a product. • A company that provides goods. • A sudden urge to buy something. • Money set aside for future use. • Financial protection against loss. • A written guarantee for a product. • A person who buys goods or services. • ...
Banking terms 2020-03-31
Across
- money taken out of a bank account
- when a cheque cannot be paid or accepted by a bank because of a lack of money in the account
- a sum of money which is borrowed, often from a bank
- to put money into a bank account.
- the act of overdrawing a bank account
- assets that are offered to secure a loan
- to write a check for an amount that exceeds the amount on deposit in the account
- a printed form, used instead of money, to make payments from your bank account
Down
- when you spend or use money
- (an amount of) money paid to the government, which is based on your income or of the cost of goods or services you have bought
- money in your bank account
- a party who agrees to be responsible for the payment of another party's debts should that party default
- an agreement in which you pay a company money and they pay your costs if you have an accident, injury, etc
- the complete repayment of a loan, including principal, interest, and any other amounts due
- money, which is owed to someone else, or the state of owing something
- money which is charged by a bank or other financial organization for borrowing money
- to take money out of a bank account
- the fraudulent signing or alteration of a person’s name to an instrument
- a person who money is paid to or should be paid to
- money in the form of notes and coins
20 Clues: money in your bank account • when you spend or use money • money taken out of a bank account • to put money into a bank account. • to take money out of a bank account • money in the form of notes and coins • the act of overdrawing a bank account • assets that are offered to secure a loan • a person who money is paid to or should be paid to • ...
Your Income and Expenses Review 2026-04-08
Across
- You write down how you will spend and save your money each month to reach a goal what is this called
- A financial goal that takes a long time to achieve
- Money earned on savings or paid on loans
- Putting money into a bank account
- Your car breaks down and you need money right away what type of situation is this
- Taking money out of a bank account
- Things you must have to live such as food and shelter
- Setting aside money for future use instead of spending it
- Choosing how to use money when you have multiple options
- A cost that can change like entertainment or food
- A financial goal you want to reach soon
- A plan that tracks income and expenses
Down
- Money you earn from a job or other sources
- A cost that stays the same each month like rent
- The amount of money currently in your account
- Money you spend
- Something you plan to achieve with your money
- Using money to pay for goods or services
- When choosing between needs and wants this helps decide what to pay for first
- Things you would like to have but can live without
- You check your spending every week to see where your money went what is this called
- A place where you keep and manage your money
- You skip buying new shoes so you can save for a phone this is an example of what
- A record of money you deposit or withdraw
24 Clues: Money you spend • Putting money into a bank account • Taking money out of a bank account • A plan that tracks income and expenses • A financial goal you want to reach soon • Money earned on savings or paid on loans • Using money to pay for goods or services • A record of money you deposit or withdraw • Money you earn from a job or other sources • ...
HOW MUCH? KEY VOCABULARY 2022-03-31
Across
- ____DISPLAY or SHOP _______ the part of a shop where products are exposed to the public on the street
- the opposite of pay
- when you are in debt with somebody, you ___ him money
- client
- earnings, the money received from working
- rent
- a synonym of rich
- to spend money, e.g. in a company or the stock market
- to give somebody money to be returned later
- a firm, usually a renowned or expensive one
- a very big discount/ to negociate the price
Down
- the amount of money usually for parents give you weekly or monthly for your personal spending
- economic benefit
- to take money from somebody to be given back later
- to keep money aside for later use
- paper money, which is not a coin
- to interchange
- to give back money, usually after returning a product
- a period of low prices and discounts in a shop
- be able to buy
- to receive (money) in return for a service or job
- a paper which states the money owed for a product or service
22 Clues: rent • client • to interchange • be able to buy • economic benefit • a synonym of rich • the opposite of pay • paper money, which is not a coin • to keep money aside for later use • earnings, the money received from working • to give somebody money to be returned later • a firm, usually a renowned or expensive one • a very big discount/ to negociate the price • ...
Raina Phoenix, P7, Economics vocab 2023-01-24
Across
- products and or services going out of a country to be sold to another
- a system of making and spending money
- organizations or groups that help people in need
- rising prices
- what we get from a choice we make
- when we use this we are using another persons money to buy something
- falling prices
- giving money to a charity
- earning money by working
- when the bank pays you for having money there
- small pieces of a company
Down
- in short supply
- money you put aside or used by a business
- a system of dollars and coins
- something done by another person for you
- when you borrow money you have to do this on the money you have borrowed
- there are at least two producers who want you to buy something
- if you are giving money to someone with the hope of getting money back
- what a person gives up when they make a choice
- money that is owed to someone else
- products and or services brought into a country for sale
- something that you can possess
22 Clues: rising prices • falling prices • in short supply • earning money by working • giving money to a charity • small pieces of a company • a system of dollars and coins • something that you can possess • what we get from a choice we make • money that is owed to someone else • a system of making and spending money • something done by another person for you • ...
Economic theme 2026-02-16
Across
- how much people want to buy something
- An increse in economic activity
- Business that produced good or service
- Money paid to worker for they labour
- Money kept for future use
- A person who buys good or service
- A general rise in prices over time
- money used to start to run business
- The money use in a country
- The amount of money something costs
- A tax place om goods imported or exported between country
Down
- work done by people
- A period when the economy slow down
- Using money to earn more money later
- Money gained after expenses are paid
- Buying and selling between people
- How much of the product available
- Money paid to goverment
- The process of making good or products
- A place where buyers and seller meet
20 Clues: work done by people • Money paid to goverment • Money kept for future use • The money use in a country • An increse in economic activity • Buying and selling between people • How much of the product available • A person who buys good or service • A general rise in prices over time • A period when the economy slow down • money used to start to run business • ...
Cashless society 2024-09-03
Across
- People's who take money by force
- Accounting media for recording financial transactions that result in changes in assets,debt,capital, income and expenses
- Group of people
- Payment using a digital system
- mean of payment
- validity period
- Too many interference
- Objects for storing money
- Payment receipt
- Community transaction tool
Down
- the game uses money
- people who sell their wares
- Round object for making payments
- take money through the machine
- steal the money
- to make payment
- People's who hack data
- purchase of goods
- payment without money
- The person making the withdrawal
20 Clues: steal the money • to make payment • Group of people • mean of payment • validity period • Payment receipt • purchase of goods • the game uses money • payment without money • Too many interference • People's who hack data • Objects for storing money • Community transaction tool • people who sell their wares • take money through the machine • Payment using a digital system • ...
cashless society 2024-09-03
Across
- people who sell their wares
- take money through the macahine
- profitability
- both
- community transaction tool
- Group of people
- payment receipt
- currency
- share with people
- people's who take money by force
- cash
- to make payment
Down
- purchase of goods
- wallet
- the game uses money
- The person making the withrawal
- payment without money
- cards
- Object for storing money
- people's who hack data
- Round object for making payments
- mean of payment
22 Clues: both • cash • cards • wallet • currency • profitability • Group of people • payment receipt • mean of payment • to make payment • purchase of goods • share with people • the game uses money • payment without money • people's who hack data • Object for storing money • community transaction tool • people who sell their wares • take money through the macahine • The person making the withrawal • ...
Financial Literacy Lessons 6 - 10 Vocabulary 2026-04-22
Across
- a card that allows you to borrow money and pay it back later
- understanding how to manage money effectively
- something that encourages action (often money or rewards)
- a card that uses money directly from your bank account
- the amount of money in your account
- money that is owed to someone else
- spending more money than you have
- extra money paid when borrowing money
- doing something for a reward
Down
- shopping for secondhand items
- borrowing money you will pay back later, which often comes with interest.
- using resources in a way that does not harm the environment
- previously owned or used
- the difference between money earned and money spent
- doing something because you want to
- inexpensive clothing meant to be worn for a short time
- using money to try to earn more money
17 Clues: previously owned or used • doing something for a reward • shopping for secondhand items • spending more money than you have • money that is owed to someone else • doing something because you want to • the amount of money in your account • extra money paid when borrowing money • using money to try to earn more money • understanding how to manage money effectively • ...
Javan's Bonzai 2026 2026-02-26
Across
- The original amount of money borrowed or invested
- Interest calculated on both the principal and accumulated interest
- A plan for how you will spend and save your money
- Money saved for unexpected expenses
- A required payment to the government
- Electronic transfer of money into a bank account
- Money saved to support yourself when you stop working
- Automated teller machine used to access bank accounts
- A specific money target you plan to achieve
- A bank account used for everyday transactions
- The yearly interest rate charged on borrowed money
- The increase in prices over time that reduces purchasing power
- Spending more money than is available in your account
- Protection against financial loss
- Income before taxes and deductions
- Money set aside for future use
- A legal process for people who cannot repay their debts
- Using money to try to earn more money
- Money borrowed that must be repaid with interest
- An expense that can change from month to month
- A number that represents your creditworthiness
- The cost of borrowing money or the money earned on savings
- Something pledged to secure a loan
Down
- Spreading investments across different assets to reduce risk
- The value of the next best alternative you give up when making a choice
- The ability to borrow money and pay it back later
- A card used to pay directly from your bank account
- A record of your credit history
- Something valuable that you own
- An expense that stays the same each month
- Money taken out of your paycheck for taxes
- A tax form that shows annual wages and taxes withheld
- Money you earn from working or other sources
- Money you spend
- The difference between what you own and what you owe
- A card that allows you to borrow money to make purchases
- The smallest amount you must pay on a credit card bill
- A bank account that earns interest on deposits
- Money that is owed to a lender
- Income after taxes and deductions
- The amount you must pay before insurance covers a loss
- Money you owe or financial obligations you must pay
42 Clues: Money you spend • Money that is owed to a lender • Money set aside for future use • A record of your credit history • Something valuable that you own • Income after taxes and deductions • Protection against financial loss • Income before taxes and deductions • Something pledged to secure a loan • Money saved for unexpected expenses • A required payment to the government • ...
project 2 2014-09-07
Across
- the basic monetary unit of nz
- a flat disc or piece of metal with an official stamp, used as money
- an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time
- facts and statistics collected together for referance
- including or dealing with all or nearly all elements or aspects of something
- money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments
- a sum of money that is owed or due
- money taken from you and used in the goverment
- the group of people with the authority to govern a country
- completely out of money
- examine (something) methodically and in detail, typically in order to explain and interpret it
Down
- fiancial gain
- the amount of money expected to pay for something
- the management of large amounts of money
- goods and service
- a system of money in general use in a particular country
- the action of spending funds
- a current medium of exchange in the form of coins and bank notes
- a flat sheet of money
- a place where your money is stored to be withdrawn
20 Clues: fiancial gain • goods and service • a flat sheet of money • completely out of money • the action of spending funds • the basic monetary unit of nz • a sum of money that is owed or due • the management of large amounts of money • money taken from you and used in the goverment • the amount of money expected to pay for something • a place where your money is stored to be withdrawn • ...
investing unit 2023-03-24
Across
- how much money you make yearly
- grouping money together to invest
- non centralized currency
- leave money in for long periods of time
- how long your supposed to live
- no one controls it
- when people take there money out at once
- plans you have for the future
- investing a large amount at once
- government money
- turn assets into money
- something that will for sure happen
- Part owner of a company
- something physical
- government barrows your money
- total value of all the company's market share
- company pays you after you retire
- money that has already been taxed
- how risky you are in investing money
Down
- how much taxes you have to pay due to salary
- someone who hires people
- physical form of currency
- 59.5
- gambling
- property
- to invest in mutiple things
- investment fund that allows a benchmark
- invest a small sum regularly
- money the government takes
- monitored by the government
- someone who invests money for you
31 Clues: 59.5 • gambling • property • government money • no one controls it • something physical • turn assets into money • Part owner of a company • someone who hires people • non centralized currency • physical form of currency • money the government takes • to invest in mutiple things • monitored by the government • invest a small sum regularly • plans you have for the future • ...
Financial Literacy Crossword 2022-01-15
Across
- Money paid with a rate for money lent or delayed debt
- A more complex type of Interest
- An expense that changes
- Money spent on something
- A fixed payment given weekly, monthly etc.
- The calculations are easy
- A fund set for when financially things are bad
- Your desires in another word
- Money saved up for a purpose
- Money you have earned
- A synonym of worth
- An expense that never changes
Down
- How long will you keep that money?
- A synonym of buy
- Your essentials in another word
- An advantage or something good out of a profit
- The price of something is called…
- A quantity that defies how much you pay
- The money you pay back
- Money charged to help government
- It is represented in coins and bills
21 Clues: A synonym of buy • A synonym of worth • Money you have earned • The money you pay back • An expense that changes • Money spent on something • The calculations are easy • Your desires in another word • Money saved up for a purpose • An expense that never changes • A more complex type of Interest • Your essentials in another word • Money charged to help government • ...
Financial Literacy 2022-01-15
Across
- A synonym of worth
- The calculations are easy
- An expense that changes
- The price of something is called…
- It is represented in coins and bills
- The money you pay back
- Money spent on something
- Your desires in another word
- Money you have earned
- Money charged to help government
- Your essentials in another word
Down
- A quantity that defies how much you pay
- A synonym of buy
- How long will you keep that money?
- A fixed payment given weekly, monthly etc.
- Money paid with a rate for money lent or delayed debt
- A fund set for when financially things are bad
- A more complex type of Interest
- Money saved up for a purpose
- An advantage or something good out of a profit
- An expense that never changes
21 Clues: A synonym of buy • A synonym of worth • Money you have earned • The money you pay back • An expense that changes • Money spent on something • The calculations are easy • Money saved up for a purpose • Your desires in another word • An expense that never changes • A more complex type of Interest • Your essentials in another word • Money charged to help government • ...
Deyla Gratwohl, P1,Economics Vocab 2023-01-24
Across
- taxes we pay to the city or town
- rasing prices
- money earned by workers
- You can earn intrest by depositing money into your account
- limited resources
- when we use credit we are borrowing money
- farming
- the creation of products
- small pieces of a company
- how much of that product avalible
- is where you pay money to the place you own.
Down
- prices faling
- improving the economy
- money that you owe for money you didnt pay
- what we get from a choice we make
- things we want and are not needed for survival
- money you pay to the bank for borrowing money
- money we pay to the goverment
- when multiple companys sell the same product and compete to sell the same product.
- things we need to survive.
20 Clues: farming • prices faling • rasing prices • limited resources • improving the economy • money earned by workers • the creation of products • small pieces of a company • things we need to survive. • money we pay to the goverment • taxes we pay to the city or town • what we get from a choice we make • how much of that product avalible • when we use credit we are borrowing money • ...
Financial Literature Vocabulary- Ja'Sean Fuqua/ Michelle Santamaria Zacatzontle 2017-11-29
Across
- A delayed payment
- Paid to the government
- Money Removed or taken away
- Money put in a bank
- Cost of something,
- Part of a loan
- Gross earnings
- Money Owed
- Plastic money
- Net wages,net earnings
- Nest egg
Down
- Money earned regularly
- Tax levied by Government
- An initial payment
- Money earned,salary
- Bank card
- Tax on store products
- An account where checks are drawn to and from a business
- Debt, contract
- A deficit in a bank account
- An action of deducting of something
- Estimate of money
22 Clues: Nest egg • Bank card • Money Owed • Plastic money • Part of a loan • Debt, contract • Gross earnings • A delayed payment • Estimate of money • An initial payment • Cost of something, • Money earned,salary • Money put in a bank • Tax on store products • Paid to the government • Net wages,net earnings • Money earned regularly • Tax levied by Government • Money Removed or taken away • ...
Financial Lit Vocab Kaylie G & Erick M, Evelin O 2017-11-29
Across
- A deficit caused by drawing more money than an account has/loss
- A company's total earnings/Net profit
- Amount of money kept in the bank/retainer
- An account that can be drawn or added to with checks/funds
- An amount of money they take from your income/Tariff
- The amount of money spent on something/cost
- Amount of money charged in a loan to a borrower/rate
- To take out or away/remove
- A card where they take your money from your account right away when paying/cash plus card
- A compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits/tariff
- Money you receive/pay
- Annual sum/income
Down
- An account where you save your money/savings
- To take away/minus
- Initial payment/deposit
- Bank lends money/loan
- Certain amount of money that can be spent/limit
- It determines taxes an individual will pay/Gross earnings
- Money that's owed or due/bill
- Card that allows a person to shop on credit/loan
- An amount of tax on a sale/indirect tax
- Money paid at a particular rate/profit
22 Clues: Annual sum/income • To take away/minus • Bank lends money/loan • Money you receive/pay • Initial payment/deposit • To take out or away/remove • Money that's owed or due/bill • A company's total earnings/Net profit • Money paid at a particular rate/profit • An amount of tax on a sale/indirect tax • Amount of money kept in the bank/retainer • ...
terms 2023-11-16
Across
- is a subsidiary of universal banks and gives out loans
- has no banking license but gives out loans
- provide mortgages and and lend money to homeowners
- they trade in money, lends money to individuals and small businesses
- owned or created by 2 or more countries or governments
- regulates standarts, supervises the banking system
- the euro and dollar are
Down
- raise funds for the industry or various financial markets
- banks that combine deposit and loan banking with share and bond dealing
- if you are in debt to someone you … them money
- regular payments to repau debt are called
- money given to poorer countries by the richer ones is called…
- a person who lends money to others is called a
- money recieved from a company you work for is…
- when you borrow money from the bank its called a …
- when you owe someone money, you are in …
- money needed to start a company is called …
- physical money in coins and notes is called
- if you receive a weekly pay for your work, its called …
- a persons money in a business is called their …
20 Clues: the euro and dollar are • when you owe someone money, you are in … • regular payments to repau debt are called • has no banking license but gives out loans • money needed to start a company is called … • physical money in coins and notes is called • if you are in debt to someone you … them money • a person who lends money to others is called a • ...
Economics Crossword 2025-03-23
Across
- Money or assets used to start a business.
- How much people want a product or service.
- The total value of everything a country produces.
- The system of money, jobs, and trade in a country.
- A period when the economy slows down.
- A person who starts and runs a business.
- A plan for managing money.
- When businesses try to attract more customers.
- The work people do to produce goods or services.
- When prices go up over time.
- The total money a business earns.
- Having more of something than is needed.
- The amount of a product available for sale.
Down
- When one company controls a whole market.
- Extra money paid when borrowing money.
- The money spent to run a business.
- – Putting money into something to make more money.
- Goods sent to other countries to sell.
- The money workers earn for their jobs.
- Borrowed money that must be paid back later.
- A small piece of ownership in a company.
- When spending is more than income.
- A tax on goods coming into a country.
- Goods brought into a country from another.
- Money the government gives to help a business or industry.
25 Clues: A plan for managing money. • When prices go up over time. • The total money a business earns. • The money spent to run a business. • When spending is more than income. • A period when the economy slows down. • A tax on goods coming into a country. • Extra money paid when borrowing money. • Goods sent to other countries to sell. • The money workers earn for their jobs. • ...
Personal Finance AKS 30,64 2025-07-29
Across
- money owed
- money borrowed for a purpose
- using the money you earn at your job
- Things you must have to live, like food, water, shelter, and clothing.
- a feature or quality belonging typically to a person, place, or thing and serving to identify it.
- the money one regularly earns through employment
- One’s work-related financial earnings
- A plan for what to spend and what to save
- money that you borrow
- extra fee you pay for borrowing money
- the choice that is “given up” due to choosing another option
Down
- Things you would like to have but are not essential for survival.
- person or business that loans money
- Things you have to spend money on, like snacks, bus fare, or new shoes.
- something that is an advantage or good
- Putting money to the side to use for later purposes
- To put money into something hoping it will grow or be worth more later.
- not enough satisfy all the wants
- How much something is worth to you, often in terms of money or importance.
- every year
- the amount of money one needs to spend to cover basic expenses
21 Clues: money owed • every year • money that you borrow • money borrowed for a purpose • not enough satisfy all the wants • person or business that loans money • using the money you earn at your job • One’s work-related financial earnings • extra fee you pay for borrowing money • something that is an advantage or good • A plan for what to spend and what to save • ...
Financial Literacy: Money Moves 2026-05-08
Across
- A plan for how to spend and save your money.
- Savings kept for unexpected expenses or circumstances.
- Money you earn from a job or other source.
- A tax that helps fund healthcare for older adults.
- A budgeting system using cash separated into categories using envelopes
- putting money into something with the goal of growing it long term.
- A bank account mainly used for spending money.
- A card that spends money directly from your bank account.
- Money set aside for future use short term.
- A budgeting method that divides income into needs, wants, and savings.
Down
- A budget where every dollar is assigned a job.
- A person supported financially by someone else for tax purposes.
- The percentage earned on savings or charged on borrowed money.
- A card that lets you borrow money to make purchases.
- Things necessary for living, like food and housing.
- The ability to borrow money and pay it back later.
- A number that shows how trustworthy you are with borrowed money.
- Things you would like to have but do not need.
- Money borrowed that must be repaid with interest.
- A tax form showing how much money you earned from a job.
20 Clues: Money you earn from a job or other source. • Money set aside for future use short term. • A plan for how to spend and save your money. • A budget where every dollar is assigned a job. • A bank account mainly used for spending money. • Things you would like to have but do not need. • Money borrowed that must be repaid with interest. • ...
VOCABULARY Unit 2 2023-09-06
Across
- Foods made from dough or batter and cooked by baking.
- Not owing money.
- Money that a person actually has.
- The act of putting money, effort, time, etc. into something to get an advantage, or the money, effort, time, etc. used to do this.
- Section in a supermarket where they sell fresh fruits and vegetables.
- A piece of paper proving that money has been received.
- To exchange goods for other things rather than for money.
- A printed form on which you write an amount of money and who it is to be paid to.
- To keep and store up (something, especially money) for future use.
- A written statement of money that you owe for goods or services.
- A machine from which you can take money out of your bank account using a special card.
Down
- A picture, short film, that tries to persuade people to buy a product or service.
- To obtain (money) in return for labor or services.
- It is the price you pay to borrow money.
- An agreement that allows you to borrow money from a bank by offering something of value.
- The sum of money that is borrowed for a certain period of time and has to be returned.
- To give something to someone for a short time, expecting that you will get it back.
- To exchange (something) for something else, typically as a commercial transaction.
- out a loan To get money from creditors or a financial institution.
- An expression that a situation is unsatisfactory or unacceptable.
20 Clues: Not owing money. • Money that a person actually has. • It is the price you pay to borrow money. • To obtain (money) in return for labor or services. • Foods made from dough or batter and cooked by baking. • A piece of paper proving that money has been received. • To exchange goods for other things rather than for money. • ...
Budget, Income, and Expense Tara 5 2021-10-08
Across
- a copy of each check you write
- Any out-of-pocket costs not covered by insurance
- To match your bank statement with your checkbook
- Money earned upon a sale
- An individuals income earned as salary or wages before taxes and other deductions
- Product that transfers risk from an individual to an insurance company or organization
- Deductions taken directly from your paycheck
- A summary of income and expense transactions
- Money received in return for working
- Making more money than you spend
Down
- Income received from sources other than emloyment
- The amount of money earned from the sale of an asset
- cash flow plan that signs an expense to every dollar of your income
- A written cash flow plan
- Court-ordered money paid for the care of ones minor child
- Any money earned from financial investments during the time period of the income and expense statement
- Money spent
- Money earned after deductions
- Any money earned from work
- Spending more money than you earn
- When money is withdrawn from a bank account and available balance goes below zero
21 Clues: Money spent • A written cash flow plan • Money earned upon a sale • Any money earned from work • Money earned after deductions • a copy of each check you write • Making more money than you spend • Spending more money than you earn • Money received in return for working • Deductions taken directly from your paycheck • A summary of income and expense transactions • ...
Hannah- Handwriting 2024-10-31
Across
- A letter written to an individual requesting something of value or money to return something
- the notebooks that were forged
- Fake clothing, ID or paper money
- How hard you are pressing when you are writing
- what chemical people use to get starch out of counterfeit money
- real money is made out of
- The color the pen mark turns on real money
- the name of the money used in Canada and the UK
- you must be ___________ when writing a requested sample
- my name is
- the sample already exists
Down
- Authority asks for sample
- not in paper money
- The color the pen mark turns when marked on fake money
- when you get or expect money or something of value
- chemical in counterfeit pen
- the amount of room between capital letters and small letters
- marker used to test if Money is real
- in real money
- faked document or signature
- Line quality is very neat
- You must write this how many times when writing a requested sample
22 Clues: my name is • in real money • not in paper money • Authority asks for sample • real money is made out of • Line quality is very neat • the sample already exists • chemical in counterfeit pen • faked document or signature • the notebooks that were forged • Fake clothing, ID or paper money • marker used to test if Money is real • The color the pen mark turns on real money • ...
Vocabulary of Finantial Reports 2026-06-25
Across
- To exchange something for money.
- A business organization that sells products or services.
- Places where people save and borrow money.
- To share ideas or information.
- Things used to pay for goods and services.
- Papers that represent borrowed money.
- A person who owns part of a company.
- A debt or financial obligation.
- Money earned from work or sales.
- The process of recording financial information.
- Money received from sales.
Down
- Money notes or payment statements.
- A report showing what a business owns and owes.
- Money left after all costs are paid.
- The owner's share in a business.
- Money borrowed and repaid later.
- An activity of buying and selling.
- Money paid to support public services.
- The group that leads and manages a country.
- To get something by paying.
- Physical money in coins or notes.
- When spending is greater than earnings.
- Costs paid to operate a business.
- A person who possesses something.
- A record kept by a bank or business.
- Valuable things owned by a person or business.
26 Clues: Money received from sales. • To get something by paying. • To share ideas or information. • A debt or financial obligation. • To exchange something for money. • The owner's share in a business. • Money borrowed and repaid later. • Money earned from work or sales. • Physical money in coins or notes. • Costs paid to operate a business. • A person who possesses something. • ...
In the Red 2024-07-12
Across
- Financial gain
- Reluctant to part with money
- Sparing or economical with money
- Salary in the form of a check
- Wise in handling practical matters
- Showing sound financial judgment
- Willing to give freely
- Earnings from labor or services
- Expenditure in hopes of profit
- Careful about money management
- Plan for income and expenditure
Down
- ____________ loan: borrowed money for education
- Careless with money
- Money owed
- Vouchers for discounts
- Costs or outgoings
- Financial aid for students
- Charge for borrowed money
- Lacking in seriousness or value
- _________ fees: cost of education
20 Clues: Money owed • Financial gain • Costs or outgoings • Careless with money • Vouchers for discounts • Willing to give freely • Charge for borrowed money • Financial aid for students • Reluctant to part with money • Salary in the form of a check • Expenditure in hopes of profit • Careful about money management • Lacking in seriousness or value • Earnings from labor or services • ...
Financial Literacy 2023-04-28
Across
- Something That You Don’t Need
- Managing Large Amounts Of Money
- To Buy Things
- Something You Want To Accomplish In The Future
- Signing In
- Something You Spend
- An Amount Owed
- Expend Money Of Achieving A Profit
- To Gain More
- An Occupation That’s With A Person’s Life
- A Place To Withdraw And Deposit Money
Down
- Full Understanding Of A Situation
- Reasonable Thing To Buy
- Good Services Before Payment
- An Amount Of Money You Spend
- Working
- Saving Money To Pay For Education
- Leaving A Workplace
- Things In A Warehouse
- To Repay Borrowed Money
20 Clues: Working • Signing In • To Gain More • To Buy Things • An Amount Owed • Leaving A Workplace • Something You Spend • Things In A Warehouse • Reasonable Thing To Buy • To Repay Borrowed Money • Good Services Before Payment • An Amount Of Money You Spend • Something That You Don’t Need • Managing Large Amounts Of Money • Full Understanding Of A Situation • Saving Money To Pay For Education • ...
Banking terms 2020-03-31
Across
- when you spend or use money
- when a cheque cannot be paid or accepted by a bank because of a lack of money in the account
- money taken out of a bank account
- (an amount of) money paid to the government, which is based on your income or of the cost of goods or services you have bought
- to take money out of a bank account
- to write a check for an amount that exceeds the amount on deposit in the account
- a party who agrees to be responsible for the payment of another party's debts should that party default
- money in your bank account
- to put money into a bank account.
- a person who money is paid to or should be paid to
Down
- a printed form, used instead of money, to make payments from your bank account
- money, which is owed to someone else, or the state of owing something
- the act of overdrawing a bank account
- assets that are offered to secure a loan
- an agreement in which you pay a company money and they pay your costs if you have an accident, injury, etc
- money which is charged by a bank or other financial organization for borrowing money
- a sum of money which is borrowed, often from a bank
- the fraudulent signing or alteration of a person’s name to an instrument
- money in the form of notes and coins
- the complete repayment of a loan, including principal, interest, and any other amounts due
20 Clues: money in your bank account • when you spend or use money • money taken out of a bank account • to put money into a bank account. • to take money out of a bank account • money in the form of notes and coins • the act of overdrawing a bank account • assets that are offered to secure a loan • a person who money is paid to or should be paid to • ...
Banking terms 2020-03-31
Across
- (an amount of) money paid to the government, which is based on your income or of the cost of goods or services you have bought
- when you spend or use money
- a party who agrees to be responsible for the payment of another party's debts should that party default
- the fraudulent signing or alteration of a person’s name to an instrument
- money in your bank account
- to take money out of a bank account
- a person who money is paid to or should be paid to
- an agreement in which you pay a company money and they pay your costs if you have an accident, injury, etc
- a sum of money which is borrowed, often from a bank
- money taken out of a bank account
Down
- a printed form, used instead of money, to make payments from your bank account
- money which is charged by a bank or other financial organization for borrowing money
- to write a check for an amount that exceeds the amount on deposit in the account
- when a cheque cannot be paid or accepted by a bank because of a lack of money in the account
- assets that are offered to secure a loan
- the act of overdrawing a bank account
- the complete repayment of a loan, including principal, interest, and any other amounts due
- money, which is owed to someone else, or the state of owing something
- to put money into a bank account.
- money in the form of notes and coins
20 Clues: money in your bank account • when you spend or use money • to put money into a bank account. • money taken out of a bank account • to take money out of a bank account • money in the form of notes and coins • the act of overdrawing a bank account • assets that are offered to secure a loan • a person who money is paid to or should be paid to • ...
Financial Literacy vocab- latayia tiffany 2017-11-30
Across
- something,typically money,that is owed or due
- extra money that you have to give the bank for things like loans or extra money that the bank gives you for having a ban account
- a card that holds money from the bank that you make payments on
- money placed or kept in a bank account, usually to gain interest
- a bank account that earns interest
- the cost required for something; the money spent on something
- a legal agreement by which a bank or other creditor lends money at interest in exchange for taking title of the debtor's property
- tax levied by a government directly on income, especially an annual tax on personal income
- a tax on sales or on the receipts from sales
- money the state gives you for working
- extra money you have to pay the government like on a bill
- money you keepgiving till it's payed off
Down
- an estimate of income
- money that you can lose over a period of time
- a defiant in a bank account because of taking more money out of the bank
- an amount that is or may be deducted from something, especially from taxable income or tax to be paid
- the proportion of a loan that is charged as interest to the borrower
- were checkes can be drawn
- money paid by employers
- when you take money out of you bank account
- a card that holds money on it and you can pay admittedly
- a fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or weekly basis
22 Clues: an estimate of income • money paid by employers • were checkes can be drawn • a bank account that earns interest • money the state gives you for working • money you keepgiving till it's payed off • when you take money out of you bank account • a tax on sales or on the receipts from sales • something,typically money,that is owed or due • ...
Unit 10 Financial Literacy By Vivian Noriz 2019-04-07
Across
- money to maintain living
- a comparison in assets and liabilities
- a financial obligation or out lay
- price for food and unprepared things
- expense that can change
- lone secured by property
- a card to borrow money or buy goods
- an amount of money placed in a bank account
- tax on goods and services
- the governments levy on a persons tax
- anything of value
- regular wages from an employer
- interest paid with previously earned money
- an amount of money taken from a bank account
Down
- financial institution through checks
- money a person makes from labor
- amount of money being borrowed
- conserving money in an account
- original amount of money
- the amount of money in one's pay check before tax
- a portion of one's wage that is given to the government
- income with less deductions
- costs that do not change
- an expense taken from one's account
- costs of living or doing business
- a schedule of financial activity
- an expense paid from an account
- the amount of money in one's pay check after tax
28 Clues: anything of value • expense that can change • money to maintain living • original amount of money • costs that do not change • lone secured by property • tax on goods and services • income with less deductions • amount of money being borrowed • conserving money in an account • regular wages from an employer • money a person makes from labor • an expense paid from an account • ...
investing unit 2023-03-24
Across
- how much money you make yearly
- grouping money together to invest
- non centralized currency
- leave money in for long periods of time
- how long your supposed to live
- no one controls it
- when people take there money out at once
- plans you have for the future
- investing a large amount at once
- government money
- turn assets into money
- something that will for sure happen
- Part owner of a company
- something physical
- government barrows your money
- total value of all the company's market share
- company pays you after you retire
- money that has already been taxed
- how risky you are in investing money
Down
- how much taxes you have to pay due to salary
- someone who hires people
- physical form of currency
- 59.5
- gambling
- property
- to invest in mutiple things
- investment fund that allows a benchmark
- invest a small sum regularly
- money the government takes
- monitored by the government
- someone who invests money for you
31 Clues: 59.5 • gambling • property • government money • no one controls it • something physical • turn assets into money • Part owner of a company • someone who hires people • non centralized currency • physical form of currency • money the government takes • to invest in mutiple things • monitored by the government • invest a small sum regularly • plans you have for the future • ...
Think Smart, Spend Smart! 2025-11-03
Across
- : Source of extra income besides salary
- : Borrowing money from a lender with repayment terms
- : Shares of ownership in a company
- : Document showing planned income and expenses
- : Measuring financial health through ratios
- : Fixed regular payment after retirement
- : Plastic card allowing purchases on borrowed money
- : Evaluating actual versus planned spending
- : Money received regularly from work or investments
- : Long-term savings plan for retirement
- : Study of how psychology affects money decisions
- : The act of putting money into assets to earn profit
- : Managing money throughout different life stages
Down
- : The process of tracking and analyzing spending
- : The study of how individuals manage their money
- : Plan outlining income and expenses for a specific period
- : Total amount of money a household earns
- : Money held in a bank that earns interest
- : Debt instrument issued by governments or corporations
- : Tools that help organize and track finances
- : The process of setting and reaching financial goals
- : The money spent on goods and services
- : The act of reducing unnecessary spending
- : Grouping expenses by type or purpose
- : Amount of money saved for future use
25 Clues: : Shares of ownership in a company • : Grouping expenses by type or purpose • : Amount of money saved for future use • : Source of extra income besides salary • : The money spent on goods and services • : Long-term savings plan for retirement • : Fixed regular payment after retirement • : Total amount of money a household earns • : Money held in a bank that earns interest • ...
Boring & important 2023-04-28
Across
- Relationship between you and a group about interests, or experiences
- Money obtained in return for labor or services
- usually kept in stock and thus regularly available for sale
- To be wealthy in a country
- Something you really need
- What to sign in with
- Something to do to earn money
- General purposes of school education
- To nearly leave a job
- Something to buy things with
- To not use most of your money and hide it
- Where to get your money from
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- something you want to accomplish in the future
- Management of large amounts of money
- Things you need to survive
- Money that is owed
- a really important choice
- A certain amount of money tom spend
- An opportunity in a lifetime
- How much money you use
20 Clues: Money that is owed • What to sign in with • To nearly leave a job • How much money you use • a really important choice • Something you really need • Things you need to survive • To be wealthy in a country • An opportunity in a lifetime • Something to buy things with • Where to get your money from • Something to do to earn money • A certain amount of money tom spend • ...
cashless society 2024-09-03
Across
- people who sell their wares
- take money through the macahine
- profitability
- both
- community transaction tool
- Group of people
- payment receipt
- currency
- share with people
- people's who take money by force
- cash
- to make payment
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- purchase of goods
- wallet
- the game uses money
- The person making the withrawal
- payment without money
- cards
- Object for storing money
- people's who hack data
- Round object for making payments
- mean of payment
22 Clues: both • cash • cards • wallet • currency • profitability • Group of people • payment receipt • mean of payment • to make payment • purchase of goods • share with people • the game uses money • payment without money • people's who hack data • Object for storing money • community transaction tool • people who sell their wares • take money through the macahine • The person making the withrawal • ...
Budgeting crossword puzzle 2022-01-11
Across
- Fund, An amount of money set aside to cover bills in case of emergency
- Something you put your money in
- To put money in or take money out of your account
- Expenses, An expense that does not change from month to month, such as auto insurance or rent
- Income, Is the ‘take-home’ money after deductions for taxes, health insurance and retirement contributions
- A plan for your money
- Something that cost you money
- The process of setting aside money until a future date instead of spending it today. The goal of saving is to provide funds for emergencies, short-term goals, and investments
- yourself first (PYF), Taking a certain amount of all money you receive and saving it to be used for spending on longer-term goals (house, car)
- Economic resources (things of value) owned by you or business (car, furniture, jewelry, art)
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- Management, Planning how to get the most from your money
- To put money into an account
- Expenses, Expenses that change from month to month, such as groceries, utilities (electricity and gas)
- Money that you earn; paycheck (salary, hourly wages)
- Debts that you owe
- To take money out of an account
- Something owed to another- an obligation
- Money the government takes from your paycheck to pay for programs
- Worth, Total assets minus (-) total liabilities
- Pay, The total amount you earn before any deductions are subtracted
20 Clues: Debts that you owe • A plan for your money • To put money into an account • Something that cost you money • Something you put your money in • To take money out of an account • Something owed to another- an obligation • Worth, Total assets minus (-) total liabilities • To put money in or take money out of your account • Money that you earn; paycheck (salary, hourly wages) • ...
Money, the Canadian Banking System, and the Bank of Canada (BoC) 2023-06-02
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- The largest commercial bank in Canada (by assets).
- Money is a __________ of exchange.
- The supply of money is __________ of the interest rate.
- The majority of money supply is held as __________.
- The demand for money is also known as __________.
- There is a video that shows Kyle, the red paperclip guy, __________ his way up to a __________.
- Bartering has the disadvantage of requiring a __________ of wants.
- The BoC is chartered banks’ lender of __________.
- Policy created by the BoC to regulate the money supply.
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- The only institution in Canada that issues bank notes (dollar bills).
- The BoC does not pursue __________, whereas the commercial banks do.
- An increase in the money supply will __________ interest rates.
- The supply of money is __________ at any point in time.
- A decrease in the money supply will __________ employment.
- Canadians can have __________ that money has value given that every paper bank note has on it the BoC’s statement, “This note is __________.”
- The supply of money is __________ inelastic because only central banks provide the money supply.
- A bank deposit slightly larger than __________ hundred dollars is needed to increase the money supply by $20,000 with a 2% reserve ratio.
- When interest rates are low, the quantity of money demanded is __________.
- If a government has increased the supply of money and the country’s GDP still decreases, we know that the __________ of money has decreased.
- Cash cards __________ the money supply.
20 Clues: Money is a __________ of exchange. • Cash cards __________ the money supply. • The demand for money is also known as __________. • The BoC is chartered banks’ lender of __________. • The largest commercial bank in Canada (by assets). • The majority of money supply is held as __________. • The supply of money is __________ at any point in time. • ...
Accounting Basics 2025-03-26
Across
- Money a company makes after paying all its expenses
- Money that customers owe to a company for things they bought on credit
- How much money a company expects to earn and spend in the future.
- Costs a company has to pay to run its business.
- The money you have left after paying taxes and other necessary expenses
- The amount of money a company owes to others
- Money paid to employees for their work
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- Debts, or obligations a company has to pay
- Money you make from working
- Long-term items a company uses, like buildings or machinery, that don’t change often
- A report that shows what a company owns, what it owes and what’s left for the owners at that time
- Total money a company earns from its main activities
- Money that people invest in a company to help it grow.
- Happens when a company spends more money than it makes
- Movement of money in and out of a company
- Money that a company has earned or spent, even if it hasn't been officially recorded
- This is the money a company makes from selling goods or services
- Extra money left after all expenses are paid
- Is a complete record of all the financial transactions of a company
19 Clues: Money you make from working • Money paid to employees for their work • Movement of money in and out of a company • Debts, or obligations a company has to pay • Extra money left after all expenses are paid • The amount of money a company owes to others • Costs a company has to pay to run its business. • Money a company makes after paying all its expenses • ...
finance 2024-02-02
Across
- a source of money.
- a service,purchase or item or earning that has tax applied
- this is the difference between debits and credits
- unemployment insurance fund
- money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use or loan of money.
- best value of money.
- when someone or an organisation takes money out of your account
- a comprehensive document that details all the work done or items sold
- a charge rate for a service rendered eg import duties
- the maximum amount you can spend on your credit card
- money that is owned by someone for the purpose of investing or lending
- pay as you earn tax
- an agreed sum of money that is lentby a bankor moneylender
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- a plan of how to spend money
- value added tax
- a record of income and expenditure
- an amount of money paid to an employee normally based on a fixed numbers of hours a week
- the legal terms and conditions applicable to a transaction or account
- how much money has been used on something
- a compulsory levy imposed on citizens earnings
- something in which you have invested money
- the amount an employee "takes home" after income tax has been deducted
- money taken from a bank account
- an amount of money paid for the months work
- to put money into an organisation or bank so as to gain interest on the amount at a hire rate
- one million million
26 Clues: value added tax • a source of money. • one million million • pay as you earn tax • best value of money. • unemployment insurance fund • a plan of how to spend money • money taken from a bank account • a record of income and expenditure • how much money has been used on something • something in which you have invested money • an amount of money paid for the months work • ...
FIN LIT 2024-09-11
Across
- Savings account offered by banks and credit unions
- Owing money
- Being able to borrow money with the agreement that you will faithfully pay it back
- Contract between you and a company to help protect you financially
- Holds your own money and is used to transfer your money to another bank electronically when making a purchase
- Filing that you have no money and helps forgive your debts you cannot pay.
- Being able to be lent money safely
- A necessity vs. something that isn’t essential to living
- Failing to pay
- A report that shows your payment history when you borrow money
- A plan on how much money you can spend
- Setting aside money for savings
- The amount of money you earn
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- Comparing prices from different retailers
- A cash set aside for financial emergencies
- A score that shows how well you are with paying back money.
- Staring to include more of different things
- The cost of borrowing money
- The original amount of money that is invested, borrowed, or lent
- Borrowing money
- The interest rate you’ll pay yearly if you have a balance on your credit card
- Buying and selling equities
- Something you have that is useful and valuable in terms of business
- A non profit financial organization that accepts checks,deposits, and makes loans
- The value of the dollar today will not be the same in the future
25 Clues: Owing money • Failing to pay • Borrowing money • The cost of borrowing money • Buying and selling equities • The amount of money you earn • Setting aside money for savings • Being able to be lent money safely • A plan on how much money you can spend • Comparing prices from different retailers • A cash set aside for financial emergencies • ...
Money and shopping 2023-03-21
Across
- How did you __________ such a beautiful house?
- They’re ______________ him to save the match.
- When we were students we _____________ on very little money.
- She ________ a bit of money when her grandfather died.
- It's hard to imagine what these people ___________.
- There’s no more milk, so I guess we’ll just have to __________.
- When we started the company, we ______ money ______ to deal with emergencies.
- He bought her some flowers to __________ being late.
- How did he ever ___________ his driving test?
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- Any plants that were left I _______________ to neighbours.
- When we went to Boston, we only had a couple of hours to ___________.
- I _______ a cheque ______ for £20 to "Henry's Stores".
- If captured, they might _____________ vital military secrets.
- How do we ___________ so much milk?
- I’m __________ a new car.
- Have you ever _______________ such a horrible person in all your life?
16 Clues: I’m __________ a new car. • How do we ___________ so much milk? • They’re ______________ him to save the match. • How did he ever ___________ his driving test? • How did you __________ such a beautiful house? • It's hard to imagine what these people ___________. • He bought her some flowers to __________ being late. • ...
Money Finance Econ 2023-01-19
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- relative worth, merit, or importance:
- costs the money or other benefits lost when pursuing a particular course of action instead of a mutually exclusive alternative
- to furnish or provide (a person, establishment, place, etc.) with what is lacking or requisite:
- paid as reimbursement for such charges:
- insufficiency or shortness of supply; dearth.
- charges incurred during a business assignment or trip.
- a stock or supply of money, materials, staff, and other assets that can be drawn on by a person or organization in order to function effectively
- a requirement, necessary duty, or obligation:
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- the exchange of one thing for another of more or less equal value, especially to effect a compromise.
- To feel a need or desire for something
- the science that deals with the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services, or the material welfare of humankind.
- a person or organization that uses a commodity or service.
- a person who organizes and manages any enterprise, especially a business, usually with considerable initiative and risk
- to ask for with proper authority; claim as a right
14 Clues: relative worth, merit, or importance: • To feel a need or desire for something • paid as reimbursement for such charges: • insufficiency or shortness of supply; dearth. • a requirement, necessary duty, or obligation: • to ask for with proper authority; claim as a right • charges incurred during a business assignment or trip. • ...
Talk about money 2023-04-14
Across
- Receive money from somebody and promise to return
- No longer have something
- Spend money on unimportant things
- Coins or notes used to buy things
- Someone you have a business with
- Use money to buy or pay for things
- Don't spend money
- Give money to somebody
Down
- Spend all money
- Money you get from your parents
- Receive money for your work
- An occupation or a company
- A unit of money worth 0,01 of a dollar
- Take money without permission
14 Clues: Spend all money • Don't spend money • Give money to somebody • No longer have something • An occupation or a company • Receive money for your work • Take money without permission • Money you get from your parents • Someone you have a business with • Spend money on unimportant things • Coins or notes used to buy things • Use money to buy or pay for things • ...
Unit 12 "Money" 2021-03-21
Across
- people with a disability
- the money you receive from work (noun)
- the ..... gap
- people with nowhere to live
- to give money to someone and get it back in the future (verb)
- to get money from work (verb)
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- people with no job
- to be in debt to someone (verb)
- the standard of .....
- the opposite of lend (verb)
- to put money in savings (verb)
- the haves and have .....
- to use money to buy things/services (verb)
- quality of ....
14 Clues: the ..... gap • quality of .... • people with no job • the standard of ..... • people with a disability • the haves and have ..... • the opposite of lend (verb) • people with nowhere to live • to get money from work (verb) • to put money in savings (verb) • to be in debt to someone (verb) • the money you receive from work (noun) • to use money to buy things/services (verb) • ...
Personal Money Managment 2022-11-07
Across
- a plan to manage your money
- a task performed for money
- extra fee when you borrow money
- amount you owe on a statement
- maximum amount of money you can charge on a credit card
- any source of money that comes to you
- a place where transactions take place
Down
- something you owe someone else
- a tangible item that can be bought or sold
- an exchange of money between people
- trade for an item
- money you earn from your job
- someone you owe money too
- money you borrow
14 Clues: money you borrow • trade for an item • someone you owe money too • a task performed for money • a plan to manage your money • money you earn from your job • amount you owe on a statement • something you owe someone else • extra fee when you borrow money • an exchange of money between people • any source of money that comes to you • a place where transactions take place • ...
Money Matters Vocb. 2023-10-31
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- the ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future.
- agree to give or allow (something requested) to.
- wealth in the form of money or other assets owned by a person or organization or available or contributed for a particular purpose such as starting a company or investing.
- an agreement by which a student at a college or university borrows money from a bank to pay for their education and then pays the money back after they finish studying and start working
- a statement that has information about your credit activity and current credit situation such as loan paying history and the status of your credit accounts.
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- the cost you pay each year to borrow money, including fees, expressed as a percentage.
- funds from the government, private organizations and/or from an educational institution to help students pay for their education
- a numerical rating representing the perceived ability of a person or organization to fulfill their financial commitments, based on an analysis of their credit history and current financial circumstances.
- the state of being completely lacking in a particular quality or value.
- an economy of or reduction in money, time, or another resource.
- something, typically money, that is owed or due.
- an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.
- an agreement between you and a lender that gives the lender the right to take your property if you fail to repay the money you've borrowed plus interest
- money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments.
- the ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in percentage.
15 Clues: agree to give or allow (something requested) to. • something, typically money, that is owed or due. • an economy of or reduction in money, time, or another resource. • an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time. • the state of being completely lacking in a particular quality or value. • ...
Money and hobbies 2024-10-10
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- going for long walks
- Have no money
- making things by hand.
- create or represent (something) by carving, casting, or other shaping techniques.
- borrow a sum of money, that is expected to be paid back with interest.
- Spend great amounts of money
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- watch the stars
- create a melody with instruments
- money set aside for the future
- Have a lot of money
- activity with the purpose of self defense
- free time for ones enjoyment
- owing money to the bank
- financial gain made after all expenses are subtracted from revenue.Leisure free time for ones enjoyment
14 Clues: Have no money • watch the stars • Have a lot of money • going for long walks • making things by hand. • owing money to the bank • free time for ones enjoyment • Spend great amounts of money • money set aside for the future • create a melody with instruments • activity with the purpose of self defense • borrow a sum of money, that is expected to be paid back with interest. • ...
Shopping and money 2024-12-04
Money and Shopping 2024-11-28
Functions of Money 2025-03-18
Across
- Brought promissory notes from China to Europe.
- This type of money has intrinsic value.
- Dutch currency during the 1600's.
- These people celebrate the Jonbeel Mela festival.
- Used as a unit of currency in ancient Mesopotamia.
- Oldest known coins were made on this Greek island.
- Adopted fiat money for Mongol Empire in the 13th Century.
- This type of money is simply a token of exchange with no intrinsic value.
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- You don't need to do this once you have money.
- Can be held until the time is right to buy.
- US president Nixon cancels the US dollars convertibility to this.
- Strings of shell beads used as currency by the Eastern Woodland tribes of North America.
- Money helps us measure this.
- The bank of this is the first commercial operation to issue bank notes.
- With this a person can only exchange with someone who wants what they have to offer.
15 Clues: Money helps us measure this. • Dutch currency during the 1600's. • This type of money has intrinsic value. • Can be held until the time is right to buy. • You don't need to do this once you have money. • Brought promissory notes from China to Europe. • These people celebrate the Jonbeel Mela festival. • Used as a unit of currency in ancient Mesopotamia. • ...
Money and Finance 2025-03-09
Across
- money you give to help people or organization
- money you put into a bank or business to make profit
- to repay money you owe in full
- when money is withdrawn from an account
- give money to create a positive change
- a fixed amount you have to pay when you borrow money
- saving money for a particular purpose
- give money for a speciffic purpose
Down
- a financial plan
- paying for the construction and operation of a project
- the amount of money you have saved
- money that you earn or receive
- money that you owe
- synonym of earn money
14 Clues: a financial plan • money that you owe • synonym of earn money • to repay money you owe in full • money that you earn or receive • the amount of money you have saved • give money for a speciffic purpose • saving money for a particular purpose • give money to create a positive change • when money is withdrawn from an account • money you give to help people or organization • ...
History of Money 2025-10-16
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- The key limitation of the barter system was it was difficult to determine what?
- In what ancient region did metallic coins first appear?
- To deposit coins and make purchases, merchants used these that were made of paper.
- Type of shells people would use before coins
- The first coins made from gold and_____
- What did people initially use as a form of money before coins?
- People began to seek a better medium of exchange because societies became more_____.
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- One characteristic that made early money items ideal was that they had consistent_____
- It was in this time period that barter trading primarily occurred.
- What type of plant is linen made from?
- What was the primary method of exchange before money was invented?
- What material are modern paper bills actually made from?
- What made cowry shells a good early form of money was that they were small and______
- People liked the idea of paper money because coins were too ______
- The year that Chinese merchants begin using paper money was 618__?
15 Clues: What type of plant is linen made from? • The first coins made from gold and_____ • Type of shells people would use before coins • In what ancient region did metallic coins first appear? • What material are modern paper bills actually made from? • What did people initially use as a form of money before coins? • ...
MO Money vocab 2026-04-29
Across
- Towards the head
- Belly side of body
- Divides the front and back
- Away from the head
- Head/upper part of body
- passes through center of body
- Side of body
Down
- tail end of body
- side closest towards the ground
- Towards the back/top
- Dorsal Rear portion of body
- Divides body between upper and lower
- Towards midline/center of body
- far away from center of body
14 Clues: Side of body • tail end of body • Towards the head • Belly side of body • Away from the head • Towards the back/top • Head/upper part of body • Divides the front and back • far away from center of body • passes through center of body • Dorsal Rear portion of body • Towards midline/center of body • side closest towards the ground • Divides body between upper and lower
exon 2026-01-21
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- A place where people keep their money
- A safe place in a bank to keep money
- A written order to pay money from a bank
- Money kept in a bank for future use
- Money made from business after costs
- A person who keeps money in a bank
- Extra money paid when you borrow money
- A card used to take money from an ATM
- Money that you borrow and must pay back
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- Money given for work done
- Money you earn from working
- To put money into your bank account
- A building where money is saved and borrowed
- A small piece of metal used as money
- A machine that gives you cash automatically
- An account used for daily spending
- Paper money
17 Clues: Paper money • Money given for work done • Money you earn from working • A person who keeps money in a bank • An account used for daily spending • To put money into your bank account • Money kept in a bank for future use • A safe place in a bank to keep money • A small piece of metal used as money • Money made from business after costs • A place where people keep their money • ...
G8_Oxford Lower Secondary Social Studies_Unit5.2: Banks and the Economy 2025-06-13
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- The money you make after paying all costs.
- What we use to buy things, like coins and bills.
- The act of buying or selling something.
- (Two-words) A company that provides banking services.
- When two companies join together to become one.
- Extra money you pay when you borrow.
- How much people want a certain good or service.
- How a country makes and uses money and goods.
- (Two-words*) A bank that gives services to people and businesses.
- The kind of money used in a country, like dollars or euros.
- Exchanging goods or services between people or countries.
- Money you put into a bank.
- Things that have value, like money, property, or equipment.
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- (Two-words*) An automatic payment from your bank account.
- (Two-words*) The main bank that controls all other banks in a country.
- Putting money into something to make more money later.
- Money that you borrow and need to pay back.
- (Two-words) When a country makes more goods and services over time.
- An investment in Islamic finance that shares profits and risks.
- A safe room in a bank for keeping valuable items.
- Money that you keep for future use.
- A piece of paper that allows you to pay money from your bank.
- The amount of goods available to sell.
- The chance of losing money in an investment.
- A place where people keep their money safe.
25 Clues: Money you put into a bank. • Money that you keep for future use. • Extra money you pay when you borrow. • The amount of goods available to sell. • The act of buying or selling something. • The money you make after paying all costs. • Money that you borrow and need to pay back. • A place where people keep their money safe. • The chance of losing money in an investment. • ...
Personal Finance #2 2025-11-12
Across
- – A plan for how you’ll spend and save your money.
- – The original amount of money borrowed or invested.
- Account – A bank account used for daily transactions.
- – A request for payment from an insurance company.
- – Money you owe to someone else.
- – A small fee paid when you visit a doctor or buy medicine.
- – Monthly services like water, electricity, or internet.
- Stub – A document showing your earnings and deductions.
- – The cost of borrowing money, or the money you earn on savings.
- – When a check or payment has successfully gone through.
- – A card or transaction that takes money directly from your bank account.
- – Buying something now and paying for it later.
- – Something you spend money on.
Down
- – When you spend more money than you have in your bank account.
- – The total amount of money in your account after transactions.
- Payment – The smallest amount you can pay on a credit card bill.
- – Paper money or coins you can hold.
- – The money you earn from work or investments.
- – Records of financial transactions.
- – Money added to a bank account.
- – Moving money from one account to another.
- – A rental contract for property or equipment.
- – The amount you pay before insurance starts covering costs.
- Pay – The amount of your paycheck after taxes and deductions.
- Entry Accounting – A bookkeeping system using debits and credits.
- – Money paid to the government from your income or purchases.
26 Clues: – Something you spend money on. • – Money added to a bank account. • – Money you owe to someone else. • – Paper money or coins you can hold. • – Records of financial transactions. • – Moving money from one account to another. • – The money you earn from work or investments. • – A rental contract for property or equipment. • – Buying something now and paying for it later. • ...
Personal Finance 2025-11-12
Across
- – A plan for how you’ll spend and save your money.
- – The original amount of money borrowed or invested.
- Account – A bank account used for daily transactions.
- – A request for payment from an insurance company.
- – Money you owe to someone else.
- – A small fee paid when you visit a doctor or buy medicine.
- – Monthly services like water, electricity, or internet.
- Stub – A document showing your earnings and deductions.
- – The cost of borrowing money, or the money you earn on savings.
- – When a check or payment has successfully gone through.
- – A card or transaction that takes money directly from your bank account.
- – Buying something now and paying for it later.
- – Something you spend money on.
Down
- – When you spend more money than you have in your bank account.
- – The total amount of money in your account after transactions.
- Payment – The smallest amount you can pay on a credit card bill.
- – Paper money or coins you can hold.
- – The money you earn from work or investments.
- – Records of financial transactions.
- – Money added to a bank account.
- – Moving money from one account to another.
- – A rental contract for property or equipment.
- – The amount you pay before insurance starts covering costs.
- Pay – The amount of your paycheck after taxes and deductions.
- Entry Accounting – A bookkeeping system using debits and credits.
- – Money paid to the government from your income or purchases.
26 Clues: – Something you spend money on. • – Money added to a bank account. • – Money you owe to someone else. • – Paper money or coins you can hold. • – Records of financial transactions. • – Moving money from one account to another. • – The money you earn from work or investments. • – A rental contract for property or equipment. • – Buying something now and paying for it later. • ...
Finance vocab 2023-02-24
Across
- Physical or digital reminder of account activity
- The percentage of interest for the whole year
- Assets that help you expand your business or product
- you owe
- apps- sends money quickly online
- Where you can receive deposits and make loans
- money received on a regular basis
- money saved through a bank or investment plan.
- the process of buying or selling a product or service
Down
- the amount of money a individual puts in towards borrowed money, or the amount charged to give money
- Money taken out of ones bank account
- Helps you see where your money is going
- money charged from the income of an individual's occupational pay, that’s put towards state or governmental goods/services.
- the amount of money spent
- Money put into a bank account
- Additional interest you earn
- a check for salary or wages made out to an
- Money you take out when you don't have the funds at the moment
18 Clues: you owe • the amount of money spent • Additional interest you earn • Money put into a bank account • apps- sends money quickly online • money received on a regular basis • Money taken out of ones bank account • Helps you see where your money is going • a check for salary or wages made out to an • The percentage of interest for the whole year • ...
QLmaster_week6_2026 2026-06-10
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- A loan used to buy a home
- A person, bank, or company that gives money to be borrowed
- The length of time allowed to repay a loan
- Money added to an account, usually on a recurring basis
- Money used with the goal of earning more money over time
- The gain or loss from an investment
- The amount of money in an account or still owed
- The chance that an investment may lose value
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- _________ payment is the money paid upfront when making a large purchase
- A person who receives money and agrees to repay it
- The annual percentage rate charged for borrowing money
- Money set aside for future use
- The original amount of money saved, invested, or borrowed
- Money taken out of an account
- Money earned from saving or investing, or paid for borrowing
- Property used to secure a loan
- ___________ fund is money saved for unexpected expenses
- The process of paying off a loan over time with regular payments
18 Clues: A loan used to buy a home • Money taken out of an account • Money set aside for future use • Property used to secure a loan • The gain or loss from an investment • The length of time allowed to repay a loan • The chance that an investment may lose value • The amount of money in an account or still owed • A person who receives money and agrees to repay it • ...
Finacnial lit 2022-11-30
Across
- where money is transferred
- where it gives you rewards etc for paying back
- where you balance your money etc
- how much money in a year you have
- where you put money very private
- where you save money for some place
- where you get money or write or money
- place where you buy
Down
- where you put money in for temporarily
- where you have a temporarily loan for you to buy etc
- where you take out money for something
- where you learn about financial stuff etc
- where you do stuff online instead
- where it takes your active money
- where you store money etc in with your money
- where the stock are an stuff
- where you get money and stuff from your bank account
17 Clues: place where you buy • where money is transferred • where the stock are an stuff • where you balance your money etc • where it takes your active money • where you put money very private • where you do stuff online instead • how much money in a year you have • where you save money for some place • where you get money or write or money • where you put money in for temporarily • ...
Masen P8 economics vocab 2023-01-23
Across
- help with financial goals
- taxes to the federal
- short of
- goals of money
- economies in countries
- give money
- making and trading
- things we need to buy
- something you lose in a choice
Down
- workers or employees
- nation
- money put in an account and you earn money for being there
- what you get from choices
- money put aside
- keep money for later
- products brought to different countries
- money you get from work
- products brought somewhere else
- survival tools
19 Clues: nation • short of • give money • goals of money • survival tools • money put aside • making and trading • workers or employees • taxes to the federal • keep money for later • things we need to buy • economies in countries • money you get from work • what you get from choices • help with financial goals • something you lose in a choice • products brought somewhere else • ...
Jax’s Crossword Puzzle 2022-03-11
Across
- amount of money you make an hour
- amount of money you make within an amount of time
- spending money on something you want/need
- money that you keep in a bank
- money you gain from having a bank account
- an amount of money owed for goods supplied
- a compulsory financial charge
Down
- taking money out of your savings
- money borrowed from the bank
- putting money into your savings
- special savings for an incidents
- Not your money it’s the banks money
- This word means Annual Percent Rate
- Your money instead of the banks money
- covers your incidents by paying them
- an outflow of money
16 Clues: an outflow of money • money borrowed from the bank • money that you keep in a bank • a compulsory financial charge • putting money into your savings • taking money out of your savings • special savings for an incidents • amount of money you make an hour • Not your money it’s the banks money • This word means Annual Percent Rate • covers your incidents by paying them • ...
History of Money and Banking 2024-12-02
Across
- characteristic of money that says it should be durable and not easily destroyed
- interest using an original principal amount only
- vetoed the renewal of the 2nd bank of the United States
- money allows people to save wealth over time and use it in future transactions
- characteristic of money where it is easy to move between people and over long distances
- Act act that replaced all other types currency
- characteristic of money that says it should be able to be divided into smaller parts
- exchange (goods or services) for other goods or services without using money
- financial agreement where the borrower receives money and promises to repay the lender later
- legal tender paper money which helped finance the Civil War
- money backed by commodities like gold or silver
- money allows people to compare the value of different items
- act which created a national currency called the Fiat Greenback
- characteristic of money that says it should have a stable value
- money that is backed by the government and has no intrinsic value
Down
- father of American banking
- a good that has an agreed value, such as gold, silver, or copper
- interest accumulated from a principal sum and previously accumulated interest
- characteristic of money that says it should be uniform
- money allows people to buy and sell goods and services
- first country to use paper money
- current medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes
- characteristic of money that says it should have a limited supply
- number that estimates how likely you are to pay back a loan and make on-time payments
- characteristic of money that says it should be generally accepted
- paper money printed for the first time in the U.S.
- payment card usually issued by a bank that allows its users to purchase goods or services
- central banking system of the U.S, created on December 23, 1913
- era in which U.S. Currency was issued by individual banks
- monetary charge for borrowing money and typically has an annual percentage rate
30 Clues: father of American banking • first country to use paper money • Act act that replaced all other types currency • money backed by commodities like gold or silver • interest using an original principal amount only • paper money printed for the first time in the U.S. • characteristic of money that says it should be uniform • ...
Banking, Budget and Credit Cards 2026-02-26
Across
- Money that is owed to a person, bank, or company.
- The act of taking money out of a bank account.
- A transaction made but not yet fully processed by the bank.
- The total amount of money currently in an account.
- Any activity in your account, like a purchase or a deposit.
- given for a purpose (like college) that doesn't need to be paid back.
- A written plan for how you will spend and save your money.
- The yearly interest rate charged on a credit card balance.
- A machine that lets you take out cash from your bank.
- The extra money you pay to borrow or earn for saving.
- To put money into a bank account.
- A budget expense that stays the same every month, like rent.
- A safe place to keep, borrow, and manage your money.
- A secure room in a bank where money and valuables are kept.
- The maximum amount of money a bank allows you to borrow on one card.
- A plastic card used to borrow money for purchases.
Down
- Cycle The set period of time (usually 30 days) covered by a statement.
- An arrangement to receive goods or services now and pay for them later.
- Money borrowed that must be paid back over time.
- A budget expense that changes from month to month, like groceries.
- Money set aside for the future instead of spent now.
- Money you receive, usually from a job, allowance, or gifts.
- A specific cost or item you spend money on.
- A fee charged when you spend more money than is in your account.
- Money paid to the government to fund schools, roads, and parks.
- A written order telling the bank to pay money to someone.
- Payment The smallest amount you must pay on a credit card bill to avoid late fees.
- A monthly report from the bank showing all your transactions.
- A card that takes money directly out of your checking account.
- A fixed amount of money an employee is paid every year.
30 Clues: To put money into a bank account. • A specific cost or item you spend money on. • The act of taking money out of a bank account. • Money borrowed that must be paid back over time. • Money that is owed to a person, bank, or company. • The total amount of money currently in an account. • A plastic card used to borrow money for purchases. • ...
Banking: Savings and Checking account 2020-09-28
Across
- a book of checks for removing money from a particular checking account
- someone who puts money into an account
- to take money from an account
- the state of being stable
- common type of bank account with no interest rate
- a piece of paper that is used to transfer money
- to make money
- a feeling of pleasure or fulfillment
- a bank account that earns interest
Down
- to support or praise
- amount of money deducted from a bank account that exceeds the available amount
- Anything of value that is owned
- to withdraw from a bank account
- special service with extra fee
- to put money into an account
- it is made up of money or can be converted easily into money
- normal, average
- most important
- an automatic transaction between bank accounts
- a card that enables the holder to withdraw money from their account
- one single
- lasting for a long time
22 Clues: one single • to make money • most important • normal, average • to support or praise • lasting for a long time • the state of being stable • to put money into an account • to take money from an account • special service with extra fee • Anything of value that is owned • to withdraw from a bank account • a bank account that earns interest • a feeling of pleasure or fulfillment • ...
Business Studies Crossword 2016-03-09
Across
- What denomination of money is Kate Sheppard on?
- Is money worth more or less than its material?
- _____ is bartering tokens
- Who is found on the New Zealand 50 dollars
- Who is our money backed by?
- Who protects and produces money?
- What does the reserve bank try to keep stable?
- People who start up businesses are called what?
- What is the currency in New Zealand
- Money is a ______ of what you can buy.
- What currency is used in China?
Down
- Something we use to conver one currency to another
- Is money a reliable or non reliable means of exchange?
- What is money?
- What helps avoid people creating counterfeit money?
- Around the world people use different types of ________
- What bird is on the 50 dollar note?
- When you put money into the bank, you get paid what?
- What do entrepreneurs set up their business to gain?
- What currency is used in most of Europe?
20 Clues: What is money? • _____ is bartering tokens • Who is our money backed by? • What currency is used in China? • Who protects and produces money? • What bird is on the 50 dollar note? • What is the currency in New Zealand • Money is a ______ of what you can buy. • What currency is used in most of Europe? • Who is found on the New Zealand 50 dollars • ...
Word explanations 2020-04-03
Across
- money which is made of metal and has circle shape
- money what is different in every country
- what you can call if you have problems
- to rent sth just once
- change sth into sth else
- to hire sth more than once
- the amount to be paid as contractual security
- a document setting out items of debit and credit between a bank or other organization and a customer
- money what you get back if you pay more than you need
- the price of capital services
Down
- money what you borrow from someone
- money what you make in every month
- to buy sth
- put money into a bank to make profit
- paper money
- to argue with a person to low a price
- send money to someone on online
- the money you owe a person, from whom you have borrowed money
- when you ... a pen from your friend he lend it to you
- a part of an amount
20 Clues: to buy sth • paper money • a part of an amount • to rent sth just once • change sth into sth else • to hire sth more than once • the price of capital services • send money to someone on online • money what you borrow from someone • money what you make in every month • put money into a bank to make profit • to argue with a person to low a price • what you can call if you have problems • ...
