money Crossword Puzzles
Finance Puzzle 2025-07-17
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- = The process of creating a financial spending and saving plan.
- = Financial obligations or debts owed.
- = Money set aside for future use or emergencies.
- = Strategizing steps to reach financial objectives.
- = Using money to purchase goods or services.
- = The movement of money in and out of your hands.
- = Money spent on goods, services, or bills.
- = Putting money into assets to generate returns over time.
Down
- = A place where money is deposited or tracked in a bank.
- = Money reserved for unexpected expenses.
- = Extra money earned or paid for lending or borrowing funds.
- = Mandatory payment to the government on income or goods.
- = A plan for how to spend and manage your income and expenses.
- = A sum of money borrowed with an agreement to repay.
- = A financial institution that holds deposits and gives loans.
- = The money a person or entity receives in exchange for their labor or investment.
- = Money received from work, investments, or other sources.
- = Anything valuable owned that can generate future benefit.
- = The ability to borrow money with the promise to repay later.
- = Money that is borrowed and must be repaid.
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. • ...
Bank On It/Check It Out 2012-12-12
Across
- a terminal with which you can withdraw cash from your account 24/7
- resolving the difference between your bank statement and your check register
- where you write down all your transactions
- money added to your account
- a method of electronically transferring money from one bank to another
- a percentage a bank pays you for keeping your money at the bank
- an electronic method for transferring and depositing money directly into your account
- the process of taking money from your bank account
- you have to be a member to keep your money there
- a monthly record of the deposits and withdrawals made
Down
- a money transfer that goes to a bank or a person in another country
- money you borrow with a written promise to pay back later
- using computers to move money to and from your account
- the act of signing the back of a check so that you can deposit or cash it
- used to let the teller know how much money you are depositing
- a written contract to take money from your account and give to someone else
- the amount charged by financial institutions for account activities and services
- a card that allows you to deposit, withdraw, and make purchases
- offers you a save place to keep your money and uses your deposits to make loans
- the amount of money you have in your account
20 Clues: money added to your account • where you write down all your transactions • the amount of money you have in your account • you have to be a member to keep your money there • the process of taking money from your bank account • a monthly record of the deposits and withdrawals made • using computers to move money to and from your account • ...
kyra 2023-08-23
Across
- The cost you pay every year to borrow money including fees.
- of Deposit (CD) Certificate issued by a bank to a person depositing money.
- The process of creating a plan to spend your money.
- value of money Money is worth more now than the sum that will be in the future.
- score A prediction of your credit behavior like how likely you are to pay something back.
- Money received
- Failure to fulfill obligation.
- low interest rates.
- A thing that is borrowed but has to be paid back.
- Is how worthy you are to receive new credit.
- Money paid regularly at a particular rate.
- Having no value to anything towards money.
- A useful thing, person or quality.
- card A card issued b7y the bank allowing to hold money electronically.
- shopping To compare things you buy from other places to different vendors.
Down
- The ability to borrow money knowing that you will repay it in the future often with interest.
- Of money denoting an original sum invested or lent.
- Something that is typically money that is owed or due.
- report A detailed account of your credit history.
- Union A non-profit making money cooperative whose members can borrow from
- Broker A broker who buys and sells securities.
- State of being diversified.
- vs. want A need is necessary, you need it to live and function. Want is something that benefits your life.
- fund Cash that’s set aside for emergency situations.
- yourself first Set aside money for savings before bills and ect.
- A contract represented by a policy in which a policyholder receives financial protection.
26 Clues: Money received • low interest rates. • State of being diversified. • Failure to fulfill obligation. • A useful thing, person or quality. • Money paid regularly at a particular rate. • Having no value to anything towards money. • Is how worthy you are to receive new credit. • Broker A broker who buys and sells securities. • report A detailed account of your credit history. • ...
Econ Chap. 7.1-3 2025-09-16
Across
- Characteristic of our money - Everyone can use it
- These institutions may work like banks, but they are smaller, member focused, and often have more benefits than regular banks offer
- The total amount of borrowed money
- This person Established the first bank of the United States in 1791
- Something that hurts the value of our money
- Type of money where its usefulness gives it value, EX. Cattle, Salt, Metals
- An object that has value because the government says its an acceptable way to pay your debts
- Failure to pay back your loans may result in a _______.
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- Type of money that has value because it can be used to exchange for something else
- This person refused to renew the 2nd Bank of the U.S. charter in 1832
- The fee costumers pay to use borrowed money
- Characteristic of our money - able to be divided
- Money that a bank has on hand for loans
- A place to get, keep, and loan out your money
- Characteristic of our money - Looks the same
- Characteristic of our money - Lasts for a long time
- This financial institute plays the largest role making up 1/3 of our Fed. Reserves
- This was used in place of paper currency and could be exchanged for gold coins
- Characteristic of our money - Easily carried
- Something that is used as an exchange, and determines value of items
20 Clues: The total amount of borrowed money • Money that a bank has on hand for loans • The fee costumers pay to use borrowed money • Something that hurts the value of our money • Characteristic of our money - Looks the same • Characteristic of our money - Easily carried • A place to get, keep, and loan out your money • Characteristic of our money - able to be divided • ...
Economics 2013-10-19
Across
- All goods that are used to produce other goods
- Every unit that takes economic decisions independently
- Combining the factors of production in the production process
- The work performed by people
- If you don't use the money immediately but keep it for later
- Money you get for working
- The money you get
- Synonym for groups
- The money you get from your parents every week or month
- The price gets lower
Down
- The wage as a percentage of the total primary income
- You pay with in a lot of Europese countries
- Comprises everything not produced by people
- The line indicating the connection between income and leisure time
- money you get without doing anythind for it
- Synonym for a worker
- The money you get from the bank
- Something you pay with
- Synonym for stuff
- The money you still have to pay
20 Clues: The money you get • Synonym for stuff • Synonym for groups • Synonym for a worker • The price gets lower • Something you pay with • Money you get for working • The work performed by people • The money you get from the bank • The money you still have to pay • You pay with in a lot of Europese countries • Comprises everything not produced by people • ...
aidan crossword :) :) :)🐱👤 2025-03-07
Across
- act of borrowing money
- the cost of borrowing money or return on savings
- line of credit that remains available over time
- the value of ownership interest in a business
- a valuable asset that a borrower pledges as security for a loan
- percentage of the purchase money back
- legal right to a debtors possession
- when a borrower doesn't pay a loan
- the increase in a value of a asset over time
Down
- person who receives money from a lender
- a person or business that provides money
- loan just for property
- original amount of money borrowed or invested
- line of credit that is available indefinitely
- something that has value
- twice a month
- the repeated addition of interest payments to the principal invested over a period of time
- money that is owed
- illegal use of deception to obtain money
- business that makes money for card companies
20 Clues: twice a month • money that is owed • loan just for property • act of borrowing money • something that has value • when a borrower doesn't pay a loan • legal right to a debtors possession • percentage of the purchase money back • person who receives money from a lender • a person or business that provides money • illegal use of deception to obtain money • ...
chapter 15 2022-02-16
Across
- financial institution that accepts money and deposits
- institution that's involved in trading securities
- account used by depositors to accumulate money for feature use
- written order for the bank to pay
- money placed into an account
- transferring money from organation to another
- financial investment by a corperation
- saved and used at later date
- security that matures in a year or less
- document garenting that a buyer will pay the seller
- bank account that allows that alows the owner to make deposits
- nonprofit financial institution
Down
- value excepted for goods and services
- mechanism a nation uses to provide money
- institution that provides services for a business
- financial institution that offers savings and loans
- financial institution that doesn't accept deposits
- transfer money from bank to bank
- institution that makes money by issuing a loan
- organization provides services related to money
- money that's a common measure of worth or price
- document garenting the payment of money
- purchases from your bank account
- make credit purchases to autherized amount
- pay interest over terms of 1-10 years
- money used to exchange goods and services
- pay interest over terms of 10-30 years
- amount of credit available for a business to use
28 Clues: money placed into an account • saved and used at later date • nonprofit financial institution • transfer money from bank to bank • purchases from your bank account • written order for the bank to pay • value excepted for goods and services • financial investment by a corperation • pay interest over terms of 1-10 years • pay interest over terms of 10-30 years • ...
Financial Crossword Puzzle 2022-10-14
Across
- tax-advantaged retirement plan with employer contribution
- small loan with high interest, you pay the loan back with your next paycheck
- a person's likelihood of paying back loans
- employer-sponsored, employees save money from paycheck to use for retirement
- increase in monetary value
- retirement account with tax advantages
- total amount of money held
- owed money
- small amount of money borrowed from credit card lenders
- extent a person is considered suitable to have a loan
- debt that damages your net worth
Down
- setting aside money with expectations it will pay off well in the future
- initial payment on large assets
- pay for work over a period of time
- earned money in a period of time
- money that increases your net worth
- owned property with value
- %of original loan amount and previously accrued interest added to owned loan
- retirement plan for state employees
- penalty given to those that money from a locked account
- money paid at a regular rate in exchange for money borrowed
- individual retirement account, make withdraws after-tax contributions
- original amount of money in a loan without interest
- money is paid quarterly to shareholders from company profits
- a plan for income to keep you financially stable
25 Clues: owed money • owned property with value • increase in monetary value • total amount of money held • initial payment on large assets • earned money in a period of time • debt that damages your net worth • pay for work over a period of time • money that increases your net worth • retirement plan for state employees • retirement account with tax advantages • ...
The economy - agb 2020-08-09
Across
- the amount that prices rise over time
- the industry that includes planting crops
- money you borrow from someone
- a time when the economy is bad
- how much of a good people want to buy
- a situation where there is only one seller
- a tax that is levied on imports
- how much money you owe
- everybody is making money: business is _______
- how much of one country's money you get for another country's money: the ________ rate
- trade without any tariffs: ____ trade
- buy goods from another country
- sell goods to another country
Down
- the money used to start a business
- a situation in which workers refuse to work
- a good that is sold to the consumer: ________ product
- the industry that includes extracting metal ore
- things you buy and sell
- a place where people save their money
- a country's money
- the number of people not working: the ___________ rate
- extra money you pay when you borrow money
- the opposite of profit
- a place where products are made
- the lowest amount that an employer can pay an employee: the minimum ____
- how much money you earn
- money the government collects from citizens
- a group of workers who get together to protect their rights
- materials from which something is manufactured: ____ materials
29 Clues: a country's money • the opposite of profit • how much money you owe • things you buy and sell • how much money you earn • money you borrow from someone • sell goods to another country • a time when the economy is bad • buy goods from another country • a place where products are made • a tax that is levied on imports • the money used to start a business • ...
Personal Finance 2023-03-02
Across
- The amount of time an employee works before getting paid
- Something you use to buy goods and services
- Being able to manage your money on a secure website
- Money you get back
- Money earned for performing a job, usually for a specific period of time
- Something you would really like to have
- A check for your salary or wages made out to you
- A fee charged to borrow money
- Money you owe to another person or business
- Used to pay for things with money that isn't yours
- Used to pay for things from money taken directly from your account
- Money you set aside to use for future plans or emergencies
- Used to pay for things like education, social security, healthcare, etc.
Down
- Amount of money received before taxes and other deductions have been taken
- A number that uses information from your credit history
- A place you could go to open up an account
- The least amount of money that needs to be paid back each month
- Amount of money received after taxes and other deductions have been taken
- Objects people want or need, such as clothes, toys, food, etc.
- Money you borrow, usually for large purchases like a car or house
- Received after you pay for something
- The amount of money needed to buy something
- Something that is essential to live
- A percentage of the amount borrowed that is charged to the person borrowing
- Things people want or need, such as haircuts, car repair, medical check-ups, etc.
- Something that helps you plan how you spend your money
26 Clues: Money you get back • A fee charged to borrow money • Something that is essential to live • Received after you pay for something • Something you would really like to have • A place you could go to open up an account • Something you use to buy goods and services • The amount of money needed to buy something • Money you owe to another person or business • ...
FINLIT 2023-08-28
Across
- creating a plan to save your money.
- vs. want- A need is something you need for survival and a want is something you desire not something you need.
- the money you earn on savings
- shopping-comparing prices and features to different sellers to make a good decision when buying something .
- process for individuals or businesses unable to repay debts offering a new start.
- the money you earn from a job technically the money coming in.
- card- A card that allows you to make purchases with the money you have in your bank account.
- fund- money set aside for emergencies.
- If you can be trusted to pay back borrowed money.
- not putting all your money in one place more like having a mix of investments to lower the risk.
- not being able to fulfill payment of a debt.
Down
- total cost of borrowing including interest and fees
- value of money- money today is worth more than the amount in the future because it can grow through investments.
- Money that is owed to someone else.
- Broker- A professional who helps you buy and sell stocks in the stock market.
- A way to protect yourself financially in case of unexpected events.
- the original amount of money you invest or borrow before any interest/fees.
- yourself first- Save the money before spending it on other things.
- score- A credit score is a number that shows if you can repay loans/credit cards.
- Borrowed money from a bank or lender and agreeing to pay it back
- something that has a value and can be owned or controlled.
- borrowing money with the promise to repay.
- report- detailed record of your credit history
- of Deposit (CD)- Savings account with a fixed term and higher interest rate.
- Union- financial institution owned by members that offer the same as banks
25 Clues: the money you earn on savings • creating a plan to save your money. • Money that is owed to someone else. • fund- money set aside for emergencies. • borrowing money with the promise to repay. • not being able to fulfill payment of a debt. • report- detailed record of your credit history • If you can be trusted to pay back borrowed money. • ...
Personal Finance 2021-10-05
Across
- House money borrowed
- After Taxes
- Borrowed Money
- Money Kept
- Payments that do not change
- 24
- Specific,Maesurable,Achievable,Relevant,Time-Bound
- Before payment
- Accountable Jobs
- Payments that change
Down
- Things that you want to buy
- Regular Payment
- Things that you spend money on
- Before taxes
- 12
- Things that you absolutely need
- Money you earn
- Job that you pursue
- Sraight Out of Bank Account
- max amount of money you can spend
20 Clues: 12 • 24 • Money Kept • After Taxes • Before taxes • Borrowed Money • Money you earn • Before payment • Regular Payment • Accountable Jobs • Job that you pursue • House money borrowed • Payments that change • Things that you want to buy • Payments that do not change • Sraight Out of Bank Account • Things that you spend money on • Things that you absolutely need • max amount of money you can spend • ...
Finance 2021-10-15
Across
- bank records
- equal in number or amount
- company's money outlay
- the action of paying
- an estimate of income and expenditure
- trade.
- keeping money in urban kingdom
- borrowing
- the amount payed
Down
- income
- a fixed regular payment
- medium of exchange
- a useful or valuable thing
- amount of money spent
- financial speculations
- study of finance
- a sum of money saved
- support
- intimidate thousands in business
- a person's regular occupation, profession,
- the outlay of money
21 Clues: income • trade. • support • borrowing • bank records • study of finance • the amount payed • medium of exchange • the outlay of money • a sum of money saved • the action of paying • amount of money spent • financial speculations • company's money outlay • a fixed regular payment • equal in number or amount • a useful or valuable thing • keeping money in urban kingdom • intimidate thousands in business • ...
Financial Terms 2022-05-26
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- money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
- a system of money in general use in a country
- a specific goal that is attainable and realistic with a time limit and way to measure success
- a number to determine credit worthiness – can range between 300-850
- completely run out of money
- giving to worthy causes to help others, will increase self-esteem and money management skills
- expend money with the expectation of achieving a profit or material result by putting it into financial plans, shares, or property, or by using it to develop a commercial venture
- enables the card holder to borrow funds from the institution
- a statement that has information about your previous financial activity – used to determine a specific score
- amount of money left after deducting allowances, taxes, insurance
- the cost required for something, the money spent on something
- remove or take away money from an account
- pay off the smallest loan first then use the extra money to pay off the next smallest loan
- does not build credit – you can only withdraw the amount of money that you have in the account
- a repayment of a sum of money, typically to a dissatisfied customer.
- the amount of money left over after all expenses have been paid
Down
- an account where one sets aside money for another time or use and that earns interest.
- a specialized computer that allows a person to check account balances, withdraw or deposit money, and print a statement of account activities or transactions
- a written statement saying that money or goods have been received
- consists of all wages, tips and salary before taxes are taken out
- Membership owns the actual financial institution
- the state of owing money
- an account at a bank against which checks can be drawn by the account depositor.
- keep and store up (something, especially money) for future use.
- funds or the management of funds
- a financial establishment that may be owned by small groups or shareholders of large corporations
- take and use something that belongs to someone else with the intention of returning it - such as money
- institution that exists virtually on the internet, offer the same services and insurance but there is almost no interaction with an actual person
- knowing how much money is coming in and having a plan for how to spend it
- money in coins or notes – not to include checks, money orders or credit
- amount of money owed to the government
31 Clues: the state of owing money • completely run out of money • funds or the management of funds • amount of money owed to the government • remove or take away money from an account • a system of money in general use in a country • Membership owns the actual financial institution • enables the card holder to borrow funds from the institution • ...
Financial Terms 2022-05-26
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- A written statement saying that money or goods have been received
- Amount of money left after deducting allowances, taxes, insurance
- Giving to worthy causes to help others, will increase self-esteem and money management skills
- Money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
- Completely run out of money
- An account at a bank against which checks can be drawn by the account depositor.
- Amount of money owed to the government
- The amount of money left over after all expenses have been paid
- Take and use something that belongs to someone else with the intention of returning it - such as money
- Keep and store up (something, especially money) for future use.
- Does not build credit – you can only withdraw the amount of money that you have in the account
- A number to determine credit worthiness – can range between 300-850
- An account where one sets aside money for another time or use and that earns interest.
- A statement that has information about your previous financial activity – used to determine a specific score
Down
- Funds or the management of funds
- A specialized computer that allows a person to check account balances, withdraw or deposit money, and print a statement of account activities or transactions
- A system of money in general use in a country
- Remove or take away money from an account
- The state of owing money
- Enables the card holder to borrow funds from the institution
- A specific goal that is attainable and realistic with a time limit and way to measure success
- Expend money with the expectation of achieving a profit or material result by putting it into financial plans, shares, or property, or by using it to develop a commercial venture
- Institution that exists virtually on the internet, offer the same services and insurance but there is almost no interaction with an actual person
- A repayment of a sum of money, typically to a dissatisfied customer.
- Pay off the smallest loan first then use the extra money to pay off the next smallest loan
- The cost required for something, the money spent on something
- Membership owns the actual financial institution
- Consists of all wages, tips and salary before taxes are taken out
- A financial establishment that may be owned by small groups or shareholders of large corporations
- Knowing how much money is coming in and having a plan for how to spend it
- Money in coins or notes – not to include checks, money orders or credit
31 Clues: The state of owing money • Completely run out of money • Funds or the management of funds • Amount of money owed to the government • Remove or take away money from an account • A system of money in general use in a country • Membership owns the actual financial institution • Enables the card holder to borrow funds from the institution • ...
FINLIT 2023-08-28
Across
- borrowing money with the promise to repay.
- detailed record of your credit history
- shopping comparing prices and features to different sellers to make a good decision when buying something .
- A card that allows you to make purchases with the money you have in your bank account.
- the money you earn on savings
- A professional who helps you buy and sell stocks in the stock market.
- money set aside for emergencies.
- the money you earn from a job technically the money coming in.
- legal process for individuals or businesses unable to repay debts offering a new start.
- something you need for survival.
- not being able to fulfill payment of a debt.
- total cost of borrowing including interest and fees
- the original amount of money you invest or borrow before any interest/fees.
- A way to protect yourself financially in case of unexpected events.
Down
- If you can be trusted to pay back borrowed money.
- Money that is owed to someone else.
- yourself first Save the money before spending it on other things.
- not putting all your money in one place more like having a mix of investments to lower the risk.
- value of money money today is worth more than the amount in the future because it can grow through investments.
- Savings account with a fixed term and higher interest rate.
- creating a plan to save your money.
- A credit score is a number that shows if you can repay loans/credit cards.
- something that has a value and can be owned or controlled.
- financial institution owned by members that offer the same as banks
- Borrowed money from a bank or lender and agreeing to pay it back
- something you desire not something you need
26 Clues: the money you earn on savings • money set aside for emergencies. • something you need for survival. • Money that is owed to someone else. • creating a plan to save your money. • detailed record of your credit history • borrowing money with the promise to repay. • something you desire not something you need • not being able to fulfill payment of a debt. • ...
Vocabulary for Money Smart 2023-02-07
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- specific duty, task, or activity completed using time, skills, and energy to earn money
- the cost of goods and services
- money that someone has to pay to help finance a government
- act of giving with understanding that they will return it
- something given to help a need or charity
- money such as bills and coins
- type of work a person pursues for lifetime
- setting something aside to use in the future
- something you wish to accomplish in a short period of time
- to receive money in exchange for goods or services
- an amount of money taken out of a deposit account to pay for something
- money made from investments
- something to achieve soon like two weeks for example
- a written order of payment giving the bank permission to withdraw from your account
- money that is owed
- something you must have to survive
- a trade-off of a decision you make
- to achieve in long term such as one year, five years, or ten years
- money gained
Down
- money plan for a given time period
- the most money a person is allowed to spend
- FDIC insures deposits for public confidence
- money that a bank pays you for keeping money on deposit with them or you pay in fees
- money you get from employment, allowance, interest, etc.
- the act of using money to buy goods or services
- something that you would like to have but that you could live without
- bank account that pays interest
- public notice to promote sales
- act of giving money to help and support special causes
- money set aside for specific purpose
- possibility of something unplanned happening to investment
- receive on loan with understanding of repayment
- to put money at risk with the goal of making a profit in the future
- financial institution that accepts deposits and loans
- the ability to borrow money and pay it back later
- similar to a check
36 Clues: money gained • money that is owed • similar to a check • money made from investments • money such as bills and coins • the cost of goods and services • public notice to promote sales • bank account that pays interest • money plan for a given time period • something you must have to survive • a trade-off of a decision you make • money set aside for specific purpose • ...
Financial Literacy Vocab Crossword Puzzle 2023-08-25
Across
- A savings account that holds a fixed amount of money for a fixed period of time
- An amount of money that you owe to a person,bank, or company
- When you borrow money from a lender on the understanding that you'll pay it back later.
- Something that protects you financially against a loss
- A payment card that deducts money directly from your checking account
- A legal process which happens when a person or an organization does not have enough money to pay all its debts
- A lender's willingness to trust you to pay your debts based off of your credit report
- Something you must have to survive in contrast to things that a person would like to have but are not needed for survival
- The failure to pay financial payments on time
- A detailed report card on how well you manage your finances.
- A plan for saving and spending money
- Putting some money into your savings account before you spend any of your money
- The money you receive from different sources
Down
- Comparing similar products from different stores or suppliers to find which ones are the best value
- Money that you keep aside for unexpected expenses such as car repairs or if you lose your job
- A number that represents a person's credit behavior, whether a person can be trusted to borrow money or not
- Spreading your money across a variety of investments and asset classes to reduce risk and get a higher chance of your money returning
- An amount of money a lender charges a borrower for a loan
- The total amount of money borrowed or invested
- Money that you borrow from someone with the promise to pay it back
- The Yearly cost of borrowing, represented as a percentage.
- Someone who buys, sells, and trades stocks to other people
- Things you own that you can sell for money
- Non-Profit Organizations that provide services to its members
- Concept that a sum of money is worth more now than the same sum will be in the future
25 Clues: A plan for saving and spending money • Things you own that you can sell for money • The money you receive from different sources • The failure to pay financial payments on time • The total amount of money borrowed or invested • Something that protects you financially against a loss • An amount of money a lender charges a borrower for a loan • ...
Financial Literacy 2024-11-14
Across
- Bank or credit company that loans money
- amount of money cardholder can spend
- people who own shares of a company
- valuable goods
- money owed to a credit company
- action, intangible experience you can buy
- exists only as numbers in digital accounts, it's not backed by any government and its value is less stable
- paid on both the principal and the interest you’ve already accumulated!
- details the purchases made and the total amount of money owed
- when a corporation first joins the stock market, this is the first selling price of a share.
- the cost of unpaid, borrowed money
Down
- currency that can buy goods or services
- trade for other goods/services without using money.
- our government promises that it's money
- paid on the principal at a fixed rate for a certain period of time.
- extra money that a bank gives you for keeping your money there
- lowest amount due for credit statement
- number grade on records of loan repayment
- worth of something based on its usefulness
- lets people trade on a larger scale
- merchandise, tangible things you can buy
- including the original amount of money borrowed or invested
- money a company raises when it sells pieces(shares) of itself to the public
23 Clues: valuable goods • money owed to a credit company • people who own shares of a company • the cost of unpaid, borrowed money • lets people trade on a larger scale • amount of money cardholder can spend • lowest amount due for credit statement • currency that can buy goods or services • our government promises that it's money • Bank or credit company that loans money • ...
Financial Literacy Vocab 2023-03-02
Across
- saving options;stocks or bonds,that can make your money grow faster than a savings account
- work you do for money
- using money to buy stuff
- account at a financial institution,gains interest and allows withdrawals
- a share in the ownership of a company,company sells stock to raise money,the company does well the value of the stock might go up
- things you have to have in order to survive
- not having enough money to buy everything you want
- when you borrow money and promise to pay it back later
- money that a financial institution pays you to borrow your money
- working extra hours to make extra money
- activity or action that might be dangerous
- to use something that isn't yours;promise to give it back
- things that you are able to do like for a job or hobby
- types of things that you enjoy learning about,spend time doing
- the full amount you earned
- see if you can find something for a better price or in better shape somewhere else
- money financial institutions pay you to borrow your money
- a record of how you pay back the money you borrow
- payment for a year’s worth,divided in equal parts that are paid to you with each paycheck
Down
- look at what you’ve done with your money over a period of time
- money available to use like bills & coins
- helps pay for emergencies you pay a little money at set times
- what you give up in order to get something else
- plan for using your money over a set period of time
- money you get from working
- money financial institutions pay you to borrow your money
- putting things in order of how much they matter
- payment for the work you do;amount for each hour you work or based on completing something
- money that goes to the government to pay for things
- amount you take after paying taxes, & anything else that gets taken out of your paypay
- things you would like to have;they aren't needed to survive
- savings certificate;gains interest,set time before you can use money
- money that you have to pay back
- something you want to achieve,you can plan steps to do this
- a quality that means that something or someone can be trusted to do what has been agreed
- type of job;do for a long time,may require education
- volunteering to give to someone in need
- to lend money 2 gov. or business
38 Clues: work you do for money • using money to buy stuff • money you get from working • the full amount you earned • money that you have to pay back • to lend money 2 gov. or business • working extra hours to make extra money • volunteering to give to someone in need • money available to use like bills & coins • activity or action that might be dangerous • ...
Finance (Chapter 5- Sections 1 and 2) 2026-04-13
Across
- final amount after interest
- interest added once per year
- average that accounts for time at each amount
- amount of money in an account
- one large payment at the end
- interest added twelve times per year
- the starting amount of money
- money paid upfront before borrowing
- average balance across days
- interest earned on original money and past interest
- ending date is included
- building money over time
- borrowing system with a changing balance
- percent charged or earned each year
- time period for credit card charges
- length of time of a loan or investment
- loan lasting one year or less
- interest calculated only on the original amount
- growth that speeds up over time
- value of money today
- amount money is multiplied by each period
- person or institution that gives money
- year with 365 days
- one of many equal payments
- money put somewhere to grow
- uses actual number of days
- true yearly rate including compounding
- different rates that give the same result
- written contract for a loan
- total amount paid including interest
- total money gained from an investment
- growth increases more over longer time
- total amount at the end of a loan or investment
- comparing accounts using true yearly return
- stated interest rate before compounding
- interest added twice per year
Down
- amount paid each month
- total number of times interest is added
- percent written as a decimal
- interest rate for each time period
- uses simplified number of days
- time converted into years for calculations
- interest added four times per year
- original money plus interest
- interest calculated using number of days
- actual rate earned after compounding
- process of adding interest repeatedly
- what you give up when choosing an option
- money earned or paid for using money
- interest added every day
- interest calculated on full loan before payments are made
- total value after interest is added
- small increases grow very large over time
- taking money out of an account
- how long money is borrowed or invested
- total cost of borrowing money
- money borrowed that must be repaid
- ending date is not included
- person who receives money
- starting amount invested
- paying off a loan over time
- money now is worth more than money later
- year with 360 days
- earning interest on previously earned interest
- putting money into an account
65 Clues: year with 365 days • year with 360 days • value of money today • amount paid each month • ending date is included • interest added every day • building money over time • starting amount invested • person who receives money • one of many equal payments • uses actual number of days • final amount after interest • average balance across days • ending date is not included • ...
Chapter 4- History of Money 2023-04-18
Across
- money Precious metals, minerals and agricultural products. Something else other than money used as a medium of exchange is considered commodity money.
- The ease in which money can be transported.
- The ability to retain its original form over time.
- Comprised of all checking account balances, cash, coins and traveler’s checks.
- rate The price of using money.
- Premium A form of additional compensation a borrower must provide to encourage investment in assets that cannot be easily/efficiently be converted into cash at fair market values.
- The ability to be divided into smaller pieces.
- Anything that acts as a medium of exchange, store of value, or standard of value.
- Flat Paper and virtual money
Down
- money An alternative to commodity money. (Ex. receipts for people that had gold deposited)
- Stable price level or low levels of inflation.
- Caused by too much money in circulation. Increases prices and makes most things expensive.
- Risk Premium An additional amount a borrower must pay to compensate a lender for assuming the default risk.
- The incentive in using money.
- Risk The compensation investors for taking more risk.
- of exchange Money being used for the purpose of buying and selling goods or services.
- A payment for using/borrowing money.
- Interest Rate The rate of interest that equates to the level of saving to the level of borrowing.
- Standard - Money that is representative money that is baked by a fixed amount of gold.
- The act of exchanging goods or services for another good or service.
- Composed of everything within M1, alongside savings account balances, certificates of deposit, money market account balances and U.S dollars on deposit in foreign banks.
21 Clues: The incentive in using money. • Flat Paper and virtual money • rate The price of using money. • A payment for using/borrowing money. • The ease in which money can be transported. • The ability to be divided into smaller pieces. • Stable price level or low levels of inflation. • The ability to retain its original form over time. • ...
Personal Finance 2022-03-14
Across
- money taken out of a person's account
- amount of money earned after deductions are withheld
- money put into a person's account
- money that is earned
- tax paid whenever a good or service is purchased
- a written document to pay money from your account to a person or organization
- a legal status that a person can enter when the bills can't be paid
- money paid to support the government
- take money out of an account
Down
- plan for spending and saving money
- money that is spent
- tax based on money earned
- any resource that hold value
- tax paid on property a person owns
- amount of money in a person's account
- a card that loans money to buy products and services
- amount of money owed on a loan before interest
17 Clues: money that is spent • money that is earned • tax based on money earned • any resource that hold value • take money out of an account • money put into a person's account • plan for spending and saving money • tax paid on property a person owns • money paid to support the government • money taken out of a person's account • amount of money in a person's account • ...
Interdependence terms 2026-05-28
Across
- Flows – The movement of goods, services, and resources.
- Resources – Materials from nature used to make products.
- – Relying on others for goods, services, or help.
- flows – The movement of money in the economy.
- – Extra money paid for borrowing money.
- – Money paid for using someone else’s ideas or property.
- – Money a business has left after paying costs.
- Institutions – Places like banks that manage money.
- – Money borrowed that must be paid back.
Down
- – Using money to make more money in the future.
- of Production – Resources needed to make goods and services.
- – People or families who earn and spend money.
- – Starting and running a business by taking risks.
- – Work done for others.
- – Money paid to use property or land.
- – Tools, machines, and money used to make goods and services.
- – Businesses that make or sell goods and services.
17 Clues: – Work done for others. • – Money paid to use property or land. • – Extra money paid for borrowing money. • – Money borrowed that must be paid back. • flows – The movement of money in the economy. • – People or families who earn and spend money. • – Using money to make more money in the future. • – Money a business has left after paying costs. • ...
Grade 2 Money and Finances. 2024-02-12
Across
- Twenty-five cents.
- A special name for one Canadian dollar.
- The value of ten cents.
- What an item is worth.
- The money that is used in a country.
- One cent.
- To buy items using money.
- A special name for five cents.
- The paper money.
Down
- A special name for two Canadian dollars.
- What you get back when you pay too much money.
- 100.
- The value exchanged for goods and services.
- How much?
- Exchanging things with others.
- All things that involving money.
- The money made from metals.
- To put money away for later use.
- A value of one hundred cents.
19 Clues: 100. • How much? • One cent. • The paper money. • Twenty-five cents. • What an item is worth. • The value of ten cents. • To buy items using money. • The money made from metals. • A value of one hundred cents. • Exchanging things with others. • A special name for five cents. • All things that involving money. • To put money away for later use. • The money that is used in a country. • ...
Financial Literacy 2025-05-13
Across
- the knowledge and skills to manage money
- The portion of current income not spent on consumption
- Contains the checks and the register to track monetary transactions
- to put money into an account
- the compensation an employee receives for their labor, typically based on an hourly rate
- Involving or occurring over a short period; immediate.
- taking place over a long period of time
- A place where you write down all the money you put in and take out of your account so you can keep track of your spending and saving.
- Money spent
- an institution for receiving, keeping, and lending money
- An arrangement to receive cash, goods, or services now and pay for them in the future.
- something that people desire but that is not necessary for survival
Down
- A place where you keep your money at a bank or credit union so you can save it, spend it, or keep track of it safely.
- the amount of money you plan to use for a certain budget category
- Assets that people are generally willing to accept in exchange for goods and services or for payment of debts.
- an obligation to pay or do something
- A sum paid or charged for the use of money or for borrowing money
- the total amount of money available in a financial account or the net difference between income and expenses.
- something you aim for that takes planning and work
- A machine you can use with a bank card to get cash, check your money, or put money into your bank account without going inside the bank.
- money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments.
- A fixed amount of money paid to an employee for each pay period.
- paid position of regular employment
- A written order for a bank to pay money
- Taking money out of your bank account so you can use it to buy things, pay bills, or keep as cash.
- something essential for survival
- A plan for making and spending money
27 Clues: Money spent • to put money into an account • something essential for survival • paid position of regular employment • an obligation to pay or do something • A plan for making and spending money • A written order for a bank to pay money • taking place over a long period of time • the knowledge and skills to manage money • something you aim for that takes planning and work • ...
vocab terms 2023-11-15
Across
- Putting money in bank account
- Direct deposit
- person 2 person payment
- Person pretending to be you by getting person Info.
- overcharge buy not enough money in account
- Identity Theft involving newborns
- Number given to authorize purchases
- Plastic card money borrowed from bank
- Place to store your money
- Automated Teller Machine
Down
- Payments from your phone
- Identity Theft involing your taxes
- Photo of check put into account
- Online banking
- Identity Theft involving your medical history
- Plastic card money comes from your bank acount
- 4 digit code
- Taking money out bank account
- borrowing money must repay
- Identity theft involving criminal charges
20 Clues: 4 digit code • Online banking • Direct deposit • person 2 person payment • Payments from your phone • Automated Teller Machine • Place to store your money • borrowing money must repay • Taking money out bank account • Putting money in bank account • Photo of check put into account • Identity Theft involving newborns • Identity Theft involing your taxes • ...
Economics Vocabulary 2026-05-14
Across
- At the beginning or first stage of something.
- Anything accepted as payment for goods and services.
- A bank chartered and regulated by the federal government.
- A government agency that protects bank deposits if a bank fails.
- A sudden and major change, often involving government or society.
- The central banking system of the United States that manages the nation’s money and banking system.
- Digital money that uses computer technology and encryption for security.
- A bank account, such as a checking account, from which money can be withdrawn at any time.
- Paper money that could once be exchanged for silver.
- The main bank of a country that controls the money supply and banking system.
- A standard unit of money used in a country, such as the dollar.
- Something that keeps its value over time and can be saved for future use.
- The official money used by a nation.
- A temporary closing of banks by the government during a financial emergency.
- An economy where goods and services are traded directly without using money.
Down
- Paper money issued by the Federal Reserve that is used as U.S. currency today.
- Paper money that could once be exchanged for gold.
- A situation where many people try to withdraw their money from a bank at the same time.
- A monetary system in which money is backed by gold.
- A way to determine how much goods and services are worth.
- Money that has value because the material it is made from is valuable, such as gold or silver.
- Money that has value because the government declares it legal tender.
- A bank that is chartered and regulated by a state government.
- Money that must legally be accepted as payment for debts.
24 Clues: The official money used by a nation. • At the beginning or first stage of something. • Paper money that could once be exchanged for gold. • A monetary system in which money is backed by gold. • Anything accepted as payment for goods and services. • Paper money that could once be exchanged for silver. • A bank chartered and regulated by the federal government. • ...
5B04(1) Money 2023-01-06
5B04(2) Money 2023-01-06
All About Money 2020-04-13
Across
- Moneyl given to a day worker
- in case of a divorce
- Money borrowed from a bank
- Money Received ilegally for a service
- You give your children
- Money given for a service
- Money you pay in a court
- Money paid to a kidnapper
Down
- Employers give you....
- Money collected at a church, temple or mosque
- Money paid for the school
- First payment for something bought on credit
- Money paid for a retired man
- Money paid for the government
14 Clues: in case of a divorce • Employers give you.... • You give your children • Money you pay in a court • Money paid for the school • Money given for a service • Money paid to a kidnapper • Money borrowed from a bank • Moneyl given to a day worker • Money paid for a retired man • Money paid for the government • Money Received ilegally for a service • ...
Earning Money Crossword 2020-04-30
Across
- income after allowable deductions are subtracted. these include the cost of tools, uniform, union fees, donations and work related travel expenses.
- the normal hourly pay multiplied by 1.5
- A fixed amount regardless of the hours worked
- Payment based on number or difficulty of sales made. usually a measurement of sales value
- all income in one financial year, it includes wages, bonuses, commissions, allowances and interest from bank accounts
Down
- An amount earned based on number of hours worked
- Payment based on number of goods produced
- the normal hourly pay multiplied by 2
- a compulsory contribution of money taken by the government from worker's income and business profits.
- 1st of July to 1st of June
- extra money paid to employees who produce work of high quality or quantity, or for meeting an important target or deadline
- tax that is taken from your pay each payday
- money gained from the selling of goods and services
- gaining less money than it cost to sell a profit or service
14 Clues: 1st of July to 1st of June • the normal hourly pay multiplied by 2 • the normal hourly pay multiplied by 1.5 • Payment based on number of goods produced • tax that is taken from your pay each payday • A fixed amount regardless of the hours worked • An amount earned based on number of hours worked • money gained from the selling of goods and services • ...
Earning Money Crossword 2020-04-30
Across
- income after allowable deductions are subtracted. these include the cost of tools, uniform, union fees, donations and work related travel expenses.
- the normal hourly pay multiplied by 1.5
- A fixed amount regardless of the hours worked
- Payment based on number or difficulty of sales made. usually a measurement of sales value
- all income in one financial year, it includes wages, bonuses, commissions, allowances and interest from bank accounts
Down
- An amount earned based on number of hours worked
- Payment based on number of goods produced
- the normal hourly pay multiplied by 2
- a compulsory contribution of money taken by the government from worker's income and business profits.
- 1st of July to 1st of June
- extra money paid to employees who produce work of high quality or quantity, or for meeting an important target or deadline
- tax that is taken from your pay each payday
- money gained from the selling of goods and services
- gaining less money than it cost to sell a profit or service
14 Clues: 1st of July to 1st of June • the normal hourly pay multiplied by 2 • the normal hourly pay multiplied by 1.5 • Payment based on number of goods produced • tax that is taken from your pay each payday • A fixed amount regardless of the hours worked • An amount earned based on number of hours worked • money gained from the selling of goods and services • ...
Earning Money Crossword 2020-04-30
Across
- income after allowable deductions are subtracted. these include the cost of tools, uniform, union fees, donations and work related travel expenses.
- the normal hourly pay multiplied by 1.5
- A fixed amount regardless of the hours worked
- Payment based on number or difficulty of sales made. usually a measurement of sales value
- all income in one financial year, it includes wages, bonuses, commissions, allowances and interest from bank accounts
Down
- An amount earned based on number of hours worked
- Payment based on number of goods produced
- the normal hourly pay multiplied by 2
- a compulsory contribution of money taken by the government from worker's income and business profits.
- 1st of July to 1st of June
- extra money paid to employees who produce work of high quality or quantity, or for meeting an important target or deadline
- tax that is taken from your pay each payday
- money gained from the selling of goods and services
- gaining less money than it cost to sell a profit or service
14 Clues: 1st of July to 1st of June • the normal hourly pay multiplied by 2 • the normal hourly pay multiplied by 1.5 • Payment based on number of goods produced • tax that is taken from your pay each payday • A fixed amount regardless of the hours worked • An amount earned based on number of hours worked • money gained from the selling of goods and services • ...
Money and Banking 2023-03-27
Across
- narrow definition of money supply conforming to money's role as medium of exchange
- standard unit of currency in a country's money supply
- money by government decree
- money or other substance generally accepted as payment for goods and services
- one of the three functions of money that allows it to serve as a common denominator to measure value
- account whose funds can be removed from a bank or other financial institution by writing a check or using a debit card
- one of the three functions of money allowing people to preserve value for future use
- moneyless economy that relies on the trade of barter
Down
- money that has an alternative use as an economic good
- privately owned, publicly controlled, central bank of the United States
- paper currency issued by the Fed that was eventually replaced by all other typed of federal currency
- broad definition of money supply conforming to money's role as a medium of exchange and store of value
- an overthrow of the government
- money in the form of gold or silver coins
14 Clues: money by government decree • an overthrow of the government • money in the form of gold or silver coins • moneyless economy that relies on the trade of barter • money that has an alternative use as an economic good • standard unit of currency in a country's money supply • privately owned, publicly controlled, central bank of the United States • ...
Money Management Strategies 2012-10-19
Across
- that you owe
- worth-difference between the amount you own and the debts you owe
- flow- movement of cash in and out of your wallet and bank account
- income-money you have left after paying for your essentials
- management-day-to-day financial activities necessary to get the most from your money.
- assets-cash/items that can be converted into cash
- value-price at which property would sell
Down
- inability to pay debts when they are due
- that has money or exchangeable value.
- balance sheet-net worth statement
- includes paycheck from your job, allowance, and interests
- including cash, realestate, investments, personal investments
- estate-land and any structures in the wealth category (property)
- deposit box- a small safe storage compartment you rent in a bank
14 Clues: that you owe • balance sheet-net worth statement • that has money or exchangeable value. • inability to pay debts when they are due • value-price at which property would sell • assets-cash/items that can be converted into cash • includes paycheck from your job, allowance, and interests • income-money you have left after paying for your essentials • ...
Money/Finance/Economics 2022-03-18
Across
- something important that's influenced by others
- willingness to provide or do something
- money leftover
- money spent
- exchange of value between two parties
- fee that lender charges for using their money
- mandatory payment to fund public services
- expenses taken out of your income
Down
- health care for elderly and disabled
- legally enforceable promise between two parties
- something unnecessary but desired
- something necessary for life
- money borrowed and must be repaid
- you agree to the exact offer
14 Clues: money spent • money leftover • something necessary for life • you agree to the exact offer • something unnecessary but desired • money borrowed and must be repaid • expenses taken out of your income • health care for elderly and disabled • exchange of value between two parties • willingness to provide or do something • mandatory payment to fund public services • ...
Terms for Money 2023-10-23
14 Clues: Color • Not small • A male deer • Legal _______ • Sounds violent • Starts as dough • A breakfast meat • How bread starts • Base for coleslaw • Dollar in Spanish • Cash register sound • Often found in salad • 3rd letter of the alphabet • Old British term for the pound
Shopping and money 2024-03-06
Across
- A request for payment of money owed
- The money which you pay for the journey in a vehicle such as buy or train
- People who buy goods or services for their own use
- A collection or mass
- Someone who spends money
- To give something to someone for a short period of time, expecting it to be given back
Down
- To be able to buy something
- To get something from someone and to give it back after a period of time
- An amount of money that is borrowed often from a bank
- To receive money for work that you do
- The money paid for the hours worked
- A person who saves money regularly
- Not happening often; stranger
- To give money to someone for something you want to buy
14 Clues: Someone who spends money • A collection or mass • To be able to buy something • Not happening often; stranger • The money paid for the hours worked • A person who saves money regularly • A request for payment of money owed • To receive money for work that you do • People who buy goods or services for their own use • ...
Money & Finance Vocabulary 2025-10-06
Across
- Money that you borrow from a bank and must pay back (n) – (4)
- To put money into something (like a company) to make more money later (v + p) – (6, 2)
- Things of value that a person or company owns, like money or property (n) – (6)
- The money you have left after paying taxes and bills (n) – (10, 6)
- A number that shows how good you are at paying back money (n) – (6, 6)
- When someone steals something (n) – (5)
Down
- The place where people buy and sell shares in companies (n) – (5,6)
- A bank account where you keep money for the future (n) – (7, 7)
- A loan you take from a bank to buy a house (n) – (8)
- To get money for the work you do (v) – (4)
- Money that you keep and do not spend (n) – (7)
- A plan for how to spend and save your money (n) – (6)
- To take something from someone for a time and then return it (v) – (6)
- A helpful idea about what someone should do (n) – (6)
14 Clues: When someone steals something (n) – (5) • To get money for the work you do (v) – (4) • Money that you keep and do not spend (n) – (7) • A loan you take from a bank to buy a house (n) – (8) • A plan for how to spend and save your money (n) – (6) • A helpful idea about what someone should do (n) – (6) • Money that you borrow from a bank and must pay back (n) – (4) • ...
Money and Me 2025-10-20
Across
- the money I have in my bank account
- amount of money given for work done
- The USA currency
- Money I get
- the smallest denomination of Rands
- the monthly amount of money received for doing work
- how i can help to allocate my monthly allowance
- a digital form of currency
Down
- how people used to exchange goods before money
- contribution to the government
- the money that I save
- Money I spend
- a good place to store money
- the national form of money
14 Clues: Money I get • Money I spend • The USA currency • the money that I save • the national form of money • a digital form of currency • a good place to store money • contribution to the government • the smallest denomination of Rands • the money I have in my bank account • amount of money given for work done • how people used to exchange goods before money • ...
Money Vocab 1 2025-04-14
Across
- P.86 deprived or robbed of the possession or use of something —usually used with of
- (Page 54) Definition: liberal giving (as of money) to or as if to an inferior
- (page 26): not feeling or showing emotion
- (p146) Can also be used to describe a generally messy or untidy appearance.
- (page 26): marked by fast and energetic, disordered, or anxiety-driven activity
- (page 3): extremely or excessively careful or detailed
- (p153) No longer produced or used; out of date.
- - so briefly or stiffly as to seem rude or snippy (Via Dictionary.com)
- (Page 89) Definition: a vaporous exhalation formerly believed to cause disease
Down
- - extend the application of a method or conclusion to an unknown situation by assuming that existing trends will continue or similar methods will be applicable. (Via Google)
- (Page 75) Definition: to accustom to accept something undesirable
- (96): supreme authority
- - inclined to be silent or uncommunicative in speech (Via Google)
- (Page47) Definition: to reduce in intensity
14 Clues: (96): supreme authority • (page 26): not feeling or showing emotion • (Page47) Definition: to reduce in intensity • (p153) No longer produced or used; out of date. • (page 3): extremely or excessively careful or detailed • (Page 75) Definition: to accustom to accept something undesirable • - inclined to be silent or uncommunicative in speech (Via Google) • ...
Chapter 5 Sections 1 and 2 2026-04-13
Across
- final amount after interest
- interest added once per year
- average that accounts for time at each amount
- amount of money in an account
- one large payment at the end
- interest added twelve times per year
- the starting amount of money
- money paid upfront before borrowing
- average balance across days
- interest earned on original money and past interest
- ending date is included
- building money over time
- borrowing system with a changing balance
- percent charged or earned each year
- time period for credit card charges
- length of time of a loan or investment
- loan lasting one year or less
- interest calculated only on the original amount
- growth that speeds up over time
- value of money today
- amount money is multiplied by each period
- person or institution that gives money
- year with 365 days
- one of many equal payments
- money put somewhere to grow
- uses actual number of days
- true yearly rate including compounding
- different rates that give the same result
- written contract for a loan
- total amount paid including interest
- total money gained from an investment
- growth increases more over longer time
- total amount at the end of a loan or investment
- comparing accounts using true yearly return
- stated interest rate before compounding
- interest added twice per year
Down
- amount paid each month
- total number of times interest is added
- percent written as a decimal
- interest rate for each time period
- uses simplified number of days
- time converted into years for calculations
- interest added four times per year
- original money plus interest
- interest calculated using number of days
- actual rate earned after compounding
- process of adding interest repeatedly
- what you give up when choosing an option
- money earned or paid for using money
- interest added every day
- interest calculated on full loan before payments are made
- total value after interest is added
- small increases grow very large over time
- taking money out of an account
- how long money is borrowed or invested
- total cost of borrowing money
- money borrowed that must be repaid
- ending date is not included
- person who receives money
- starting amount invested
- paying off a loan over time
- money now is worth more than money later
- year with 360 days
- earning interest on previously earned interest
- putting money into an account
65 Clues: year with 365 days • year with 360 days • value of money today • amount paid each month • ending date is included • interest added every day • building money over time • starting amount invested • person who receives money • one of many equal payments • uses actual number of days • final amount after interest • average balance across days • ending date is not included • ...
Business 2023-10-26
Across
- a person or company that buys goods
- property that you promise to give to if you cannot pay back the money that you borrow.
- is somebody who buys things for their own use.
- an amount of money that is paid in one large amount on one occasion
- a society in which people often buy new goods, especially goods that they do not need, and in which a high value is placed on owning many things
- a person or company that buys services
- money or goods that are given to help a person or organization, or the act of giving them
- if a bank or other organization lends money, it gives money to someone who agrees that they will pay the money back in the future, usually with extra money added to the original amount
- one of the equal parts that the ownership of a company is divided into, and that can be bought by members of the public
- a person who has the same social status somebody as you.
- a dollar
- to trade goods or services without using money. Each person exchanges something they have for something they want.
- a pound sterling
- the situation in which something becomes weaker, or something or someone becomes less confident than before
- if you cannot afford to do something, you do not have enough money to do that. You must not do it because it would cause serious problems for you
- an amount of money paid for a particular piece of work or for a particular right or service
- to obtain money which has to be repaid in the future. People often borrow money from banks. Until the money is repaid, the person who borrows usually has to pay interest.
- an amount of money given especially by the government to a person or organization for a special purpose
- an official statement of what a person has decided should be done with their money and property after their death
- a) The amount of money you have available to spend; b) A plan to show how much money a person or organization will earn and how much they will need or be able to spend
- can be divided exactly by 2 (e.g. 2, 4, 6, and 8)
- the amount of money and comfort people have in a particular society
- is the price the lender charges when somebody borrows money. It is a percentage of the total loan, or amount borrowed.
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- the money that you pay for a journey in public transport, (e.g. a bus or train)
- the money you keep, esp. in a bank or other financial organization
- a person or a company that buys goods from the company that makes them and sells them to somebody else.
- a very large amount of money
- the amount of money that a person needs to live
- something that is bought for a lower price than usual
- an amount of money that is borrowed, often from a bank, and has to be paid back, usually together with anextra amount of money that you have to pay as a charge for borrowing
- the money that is used in a particular country at a particular time
- a number that cannot be divided exactly by 2 (e.g.3, 5, 7, and 9)
- a stock exchange; the value of all investments that are traded
- to ask for payment in return for providing goods or services.
- money that is earned from doing work or received from investments
- the rate at which the money of one country can be changed for the money of another country
- to discuss what the price of something will be, or how payment will be made
- a general, continuous increase in prices
- (a record of) money taken out of a bank account
- an agreement that allows you to borrow money from a bank or similar organization, especially in order to buy a house, or the amount of money itself
- the interest percent that a bank or other financial company charges you when you borrow money, or the interest percent it pays you when you keep money in an account
- is gold or silver before it is made into coins. Bars of gold or silver are bullion.
- one of a number of parts into which an amount of money that is owed has been divided. Payments are made regularly until the total amount has been paid back
- an amount of money that a customer with a bank account is temporarily allowed to owe to the bank, or the agreement that allows this
- an amount of money that has to be paid as a punishment for not obeying a rule or law
- to pay someone an amount of money when you make an agreement with that person to pay for or buy something that either will be returned to you later, if the agreed arrangement is kept, or that forms part of the total payment
- to have no money
47 Clues: a dollar • a pound sterling • to have no money • a very large amount of money • a person or company that buys goods • a person or company that buys services • a general, continuous increase in prices • is somebody who buys things for their own use. • the amount of money that a person needs to live • (a record of) money taken out of a bank account • ...
Banking Basic Puzzle 2024-03-05
Across
- Item you give up for money
- Money you owe for a service or penalty
- Entering money into a account
- A name for giving out money
- Machine you use to deposit or withdraw money
- A account for daily use
- A account to save your money
- Name for one savings and checking account
- A For profit place to store money
Down
- The agency that insures money
- Annual percentage owed for loan
- A non profit place to store money
- Money you owe
- Keeping money in savings for a time
- Banking on the internet
- Money you get back on your money
16 Clues: Money you owe • Banking on the internet • A account for daily use • Item you give up for money • A name for giving out money • A account to save your money • The agency that insures money • Entering money into a account • Annual percentage owed for loan • Money you get back on your money • A non profit place to store money • A For profit place to store money • ...
finance crossword puzzle 2021-04-15
Across
- A document that orders a bank to pay a specific amount of money from a person's account to the person who received it
- Money received
- Money that is owed or due
- An act of taking money out of an account
- The cost required for something or the money spent on something
- balance The amount of money present in a financial repository
- The amount of money a lender or financial institution receives for lending out money
- An entry recording an amount owed listed on the left-hand side or column of an account
- An identifying number allocated to an individual by a bank
Down
- Money record in exchange for a promise to pay a definite sum of money at a future date
- A person or company to whom money is owed
- A sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest
- Is a specialized computer that makes it convenient to manage a bank account holder's funds
- The amount of money owed or due on an account
- A sum of money placed or kept in a bank account, usually to gain interest
- pay Total earnings throughout a given period before any deductions are made
- pay The amount of money that will finally be available to you
- account An account at a bank against which checks can be drawn by the account depositor
- fees Any charges imposed by financial institutions on their personal and business customers for account set-up
- A financial institution that accepts deposits from the public and creates a demand deposit while simultaneously making loans
20 Clues: Money received • Money that is owed or due • An act of taking money out of an account • A person or company to whom money is owed • The amount of money owed or due on an account • An identifying number allocated to an individual by a bank • A sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest • pay The amount of money that will finally be available to you • ...
Brossbord Buzzle 2025-07-24
Across
- What The Nerd and George have in common
- Foot lettuce
- stores my water
- Long and yellow
- Danananana
- what gets me all the girls
- You sunk my...
- Brian's catchphrase
- Best starting word for 7 letter wordle
- Annabelle's husband
- Sheldon
- People who sit on babies
Down
- Cheese______
- Money money money money money money money
- 😝
- The end :)
- It truly was a holy...
- Hides my weed
- Low sound
- Juliette is a...
- NOOOO I CAN'T SEEEEEE
- Killed Homer Simpson :(
- Stores my nuts for the winter
- Joey😎
- Germs
- Throw this at a window to break in
- Sponge
27 Clues: 😝 • Joey😎 • Germs • Sponge • Sheldon • Low sound • The end :) • Danananana • Cheese______ • Foot lettuce • Hides my weed • You sunk my... • stores my water • Long and yellow • Juliette is a... • Brian's catchphrase • Annabelle's husband • NOOOO I CAN'T SEEEEEE • It truly was a holy... • Killed Homer Simpson :( • People who sit on babies • what gets me all the girls • Stores my nuts for the winter • ...
Vocab Review 2015-09-17
Across
- a strenuous effort or attempt
- working together
- creativity, brainpower used to make business successful
- satisfaction in one's life and actions
- setting money aside with a plan to increase value over time
- careful money management
- money paid for the use of someone's money
- payment or reward for work, effort
- ability to do something; talent
- setting money aside
Down
- taking money out of an account
- to manage economically, use sparingly
- putting money into an account
- (2words) total amount of money in an account at any time
- desire to do good to others
- carefully weighed or considered; planned in advance
- (2words) the amount $1 in the future is worth today
- type of interest that pays interest on your interest
- movement, passage, or change from one position to another
- (2words)the percent paid for the use of money
- a preceding event, condition, or cause
21 Clues: working together • setting money aside • careful money management • desire to do good to others • putting money into an account • a strenuous effort or attempt • taking money out of an account • ability to do something; talent • payment or reward for work, effort • to manage economically, use sparingly • satisfaction in one's life and actions • ...
Finance Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-27
Across
- Money set aside for future use
- Borrowed money you agree to pay back later
- Shares of ownership in a company
- Extra money paid on a loan over time
- Borrowed money that must be repaid
- A type of loan investment made to companies or governments
- A company’s profit shared with shareholders
- Spreading investments to reduce risk
- Money used to start or grow a business
- The value of ownership in an asset after debts
Down
- Money left after all expenses are paid
- Items of value owned by a person or company
- A prediction of future financial trends
- Money received from work or investments
- Income a business earns from sales
- Rise in prices that lowers money’s value
- Money that is owed or due
- The chance of losing money on an investment
- A financial obligation or amount owed
- A plan for managing income and expenses
20 Clues: Money that is owed or due • Money set aside for future use • Shares of ownership in a company • Borrowed money that must be repaid • Income a business earns from sales • Extra money paid on a loan over time • Spreading investments to reduce risk • A financial obligation or amount owed • Money left after all expenses are paid • Money used to start or grow a business • ...
Econ 2025-12-01
Across
- Biddle banker
- Keep its value over time consistently
- Exchanged for something else of value
- a period when the economy shrinks
- Money you can take anywhere without difficulty
- A bank account owned by its customers, designed to help people save money
- Earns its value from the government
- Money you keep in a bank account that you can access at any time
- Money can be broken into smaller units
- Is money that has value on its own and is used as money
Down
- Anything that people use to buy goods and services
- People must be able to quickly tell that the money is authentic and not fake
- There is limited amount of resources
- Saving account
- Anything you own that has value
- Cooperative
- Loan
- Money can be saved now and used later without losing its value quickly
- Money must last a long time without wearing out
- 1 Bank, 1 Currency
20 Clues: Loan • Cooperative • Biddle banker • Saving account • 1 Bank, 1 Currency • Anything you own that has value • a period when the economy shrinks • Earns its value from the government • There is limited amount of resources • Keep its value over time consistently • Exchanged for something else of value • Money can be broken into smaller units • ...
money and trade 2024-02-20
Across
- a place you put money
- chart shows how much stuff you got
- system before money people bartered with one another
- of trade money took less space than goods
- communication also help people trad
- is ween you creep this money for a long time
- production means making lager mats of goods
- is directly related to supply and demean
Down
- of trad is the differences between the value of exports
- not all trades is free trad
- standard it took people to agree for this to be money
- how did lost of things get a rondo water
- amounts of
- trade system where people and businesses can trade
14 Clues: amounts of • a place you put money • not all trades is free trad • chart shows how much stuff you got • communication also help people trad • how did lost of things get a rondo water • is directly related to supply and demean • of trade money took less space than goods • is ween you creep this money for a long time • production means making lager mats of goods • ...
Evolution of Money 2024-10-29
Across
- place that helps store/manage money
- allow banks to transfer money to separate accounts
- examples include paper bills and coins
- one service that the banks offers
- examples include metal pieces and crops
- common for big purchases like houses/cars
- another word for electronic money
Down
- examples include US dollars under gold standard
- money that is borrowed to buy things, pay back later, creates debt
- deals that seem to good to be true
- what money represents
- money is automatically deposited on payday
- similar to paper checks, but electronic. Transfers immediately
- you either gain it by saving or pay it by borrowing
14 Clues: what money represents • one service that the banks offers • another word for electronic money • deals that seem to good to be true • place that helps store/manage money • examples include paper bills and coins • examples include metal pieces and crops • common for big purchases like houses/cars • money is automatically deposited on payday • ...
Money Management Crossword 2024-11-26
Across
- where money is kept
- things you must be spend money on to survive
- a strategy to spend money in order to make it
- an investment strategy where the return maybe high but potential losses are also high
- what we use to buy things
- the total value of all assets (money +shares +assets)
Down
- acronym for how financial goals should be set
- items that you spend money on when other goals are met
- a money saving and spending plan
- money set aside for a future goal or emergencies
- extra money made on an investment
- this determines what money is worth across different countries
- ownership of a company bought on the ASX
- an investment strategy where the return maybe low but the likelihood of losses is low
14 Clues: where money is kept • what we use to buy things • a money saving and spending plan • extra money made on an investment • ownership of a company bought on the ASX • things you must be spend money on to survive • acronym for how financial goals should be set • a strategy to spend money in order to make it • money set aside for a future goal or emergencies • ...
SCS111 - Money Management 2025-07-17
Across
- a sum of money owed or due
- a sum of money that is paid back with interest
- borrowed money that you have to pay back; e.g. loan; buy now, pay later
- hourly income
- money that is spent
- things you buy that are not necessities
- cost of _______ - the amount of money needed to cover basic expenses
Down
- things you buy that are necessities
- a loan for the purchase of a house
- money earned through work and investments
- money deducted from your income by the government
- an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time
- yearly income
- money that is saved
14 Clues: hourly income • yearly income • money that is spent • money that is saved • a sum of money owed or due • a loan for the purchase of a house • things you buy that are necessities • things you buy that are not necessities • money earned through work and investments • a sum of money that is paid back with interest • money deducted from your income by the government • ...
#21 Money Matters 2022-09-09
Across
- The ability to undertake economic transactions with people in other countries free from any restraints imposed by governments or other regulators
- The process of gradually writing off the initial cost of an asset
- The distribution of a company's earnings to its shareholders
- An investment that is made with the intention of reducing the risk of adverse price movements in an asset
- A general increase in the prices of goods and services in an economy
- A prolonged period of slow economic growth
- A market condition where an asset's price rises rapidly, but its intrinsic value remains significantly lower
Down
- A lender, whether by making a loan, buying a bond or allowing money owed now to be paid in the future
- The total monetary or market value of all the finished goods and services produced within a country's borders
- The decrease in monetary value of an asset over time due to use, wear and tear or obsolescence
- a market structure characterised by a single seller or producer that excludes viable competition from providing the same product
- The efficiency or ease with which an asset or security can be converted into ready cash without affecting its market price
- A country or jurisdiction with very low "effective" rates of taxation for foreign investors
- The tax on goods produced abroad imposed by the government of the country to which they are exported
14 Clues: A prolonged period of slow economic growth • The distribution of a company's earnings to its shareholders • The process of gradually writing off the initial cost of an asset • A general increase in the prices of goods and services in an economy • A country or jurisdiction with very low "effective" rates of taxation for foreign investors • ...
Money/Shopping Vocab 2025-06-09
Across
- A paper that shows what you bought and paid for
- Money you pay to use a bus, train, or taxi
- Small, round, metal money (like pennies or quarters)
- When things cost less money for a short time
- Money you get back when you give something back
- To give money to get something
- A card you get from a company. No bank account.
Down
- To give something back and get a different thing
- Paper money (like $1, $5, $10)
- To give something back to the store
- A thing you can buy or sell
- Money that is not a card; coins and bills
- A card from your bank. Connected to checking.
- To give something to get money
14 Clues: A thing you can buy or sell • Paper money (like $1, $5, $10) • To give money to get something • To give something to get money • To give something back to the store • Money that is not a card; coins and bills • Money you pay to use a bus, train, or taxi • When things cost less money for a short time • A card from your bank. Connected to checking. • ...
Money Management Terms 2026-01-30
Across
- Regularly occurring costs that do not change in amount, such as rent, car payments, or insurance premiums.
- The act of spending money; it refers to the amount of money spent on goods and services.
- The process of budgeting, saving, investing, spending, or otherwise overseeing the cash usage of an individual or group.
- A plan for managing income and expenses over a set period.
- The cost of borrowing money, usually expressed as a percentage of the amount borrowed, or the earnings from saving or investing money.
- The total income earned before any deductions or taxes are taken out.
- The ability to borrow money or access goods or services with the understanding that payment will be made in the future.
Down
- Costs that change in amount and frequency, such as groceries, entertainment, or utilities.
- Money received, especially regularly, for work or through investments.
- A sum of money paid regularly (typically quarterly) by a company to its shareholders out of its profits.
- The amount of money left after all deductions (like taxes and expenses) have been taken from gross income.
- Deceptive practices that result in financial or other losses for consumers during seemingly legitimate business transactions.
- The original amount of money invested or the amount of a loan that must be repaid, not including interest.
- A medium of exchange that is widely accepted in transactions involving goods, services, or repayment of debts.
14 Clues: A plan for managing income and expenses over a set period. • The total income earned before any deductions or taxes are taken out. • Money received, especially regularly, for work or through investments. • The act of spending money; it refers to the amount of money spent on goods and services. • ...
EF inter units 1-4 2023-12-19
Across
- an agreement that allows you to borrow money from a bank or similar organization, especially in order to buy a house, or the amount of money itself
- profit
- money you have to pay
- metal money
- people are often worried or stressed.
- people think about themselves and not about others.
- credit
- the process of sending someone a short message using a mobile phone or computer
- payment for services
- a dishonest plan for making money or getting an advantage, especially one that involves tricking people
- not good at planning or organizing things
- a request for payment of money owed, or the piece of paper on which it is written (electricity/ phone...)
- showing your support and agreement
Down
- monthly payment for work
- not new, original, or clever; not showing any imagination
- economical, thrifty
- paper money
- not honest
- person does not have a strong wish to be successful, powerful, or rich
- money you borrowed and have to pay back
- make money
- willing to give money, help, kindness, etc., especially more than is usual or expected
- extremely surprised
- very pleased
- people don’t like obeying rules.
- take money from your account deposit and put money into your account
- not tidy
27 Clues: profit • credit • not tidy • not honest • make money • paper money • metal money • very pleased • economical, thrifty • extremely surprised • payment for services • money you have to pay • monthly payment for work • people don’t like obeying rules. • showing your support and agreement • people are often worried or stressed. • money you borrowed and have to pay back • ...
HW Diana 2023-03-30
Across
- keep and store up (something, especially money) for future use
- a thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest
- money that a bank lends you
- having an excessive desire or appetite for food
- a machine that dispenses cash or performs other banking services when an account holder inserts a bank card
- require the payment of
- having completely run out of money
- a small plastic card issued by a bank, building society, etc., allowing the holder to purchase goods or services on credit
- a price asked for goods or services
- give (money) to pay for goods, services, or so as to benefit someone or something
- to remove money from a bank account
- the opposite of 'borrow'
Down
- spend recklessly
- have enough money to pay for
- obtain (money) in return for labour or services
- receive (money, property) at the death of the previous holder
- use or expend carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose
- shopping centre
- paper money
- money from the bank to buy a house
- take and use (something belonging to someone else) with the intention of returning it
- metal money
- money for the work
- have an obligation to pay or repay
- you pay this to the government
25 Clues: paper money • metal 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 • having completely run out of money • have an obligation to pay or repay • a price asked for goods or services • ...
Budget Vocabulary 2025-03-04
Across
- Money spent on goods, services, or bills.
- Income Money left after paying for necessities.
- Income Earnings after taxes and deductions (also called take-home pay).
- Spending more money than is available in an account.
- The cost of borrowing money, usually expressed as a percentage.
- Account A bank account used for daily expenses and transactions.
- Account A bank account designed for storing money and earning interest.
- Money owed to someone else (e.g., loans, credit card balance).
- A plan for managing income and expenses.
- Goal A target set for saving, spending, or investing money.
Down
- Fund Savings reserved for unexpected expenses.
- Tax Money deducted from earnings by the government.
- Money that does not have to be repaid
- Putting money into assets (e.g., stocks, bonds) in hopes of growing wealth.
- Money borrowed that must be repaid with interest.
- student A student struggle in higher education. This rhetoric masks the reality of basic need insecurity for students and normalizes food insecurity and homelessness
- Borrowed money that must be paid back, often with interest.
- Income Total earnings before taxes and deductions.
- Expenses Costs that stay the same each month (e.g., rent, mortgage, car payment).
- Money set aside for future use.
- of Living The amount of money needed to cover basic expenses in a specific area
- Essentials required for survival (e.g., food, shelter, clothing).
- Expenses Costs that change from month to month (e.g., groceries, gas, entertainment).
- A legal process for individuals or businesses that cannot repay debts.
- Flow The movement of money in and out of an account.
- Non-essential items or services that improve quality of life.
- Money earned or received (e.g., salary, allowance, gifts).
27 Clues: Money set aside for future use. • Money that does not have to be repaid • A plan for managing income and expenses. • Money spent on goods, services, or bills. • Fund Savings reserved for unexpected expenses. • Income Money left after paying for necessities. • Money borrowed that must be repaid with interest. • Income Total earnings before taxes and deductions. • ...
Savings 2026-04-28
Across
- Physical money, like notes and coins.
- Money saved during your working life that you receive when you are old and stop working.
- Trading goods or services directly without using money.
- Planning how to spend and save your money.
- Money given by the government to help people who need support (for example, if they are unemployed or ill).
- A fixed amount of money paid regularly (monthly or yearly) for a job.
- Money you earn for work, usually paid hourly or weekly.
- A place where coins and money are made.
- Extra money you earn from saving money in a bank, or extra money you pay when you borrow money.
Down
- the type of spending you must pay regularly, like rent or bills.
- A society where people pay using cards, phones, or online instead of cash.
- the type of spending on things you choose, like snacks or games
- card – A card that lets you buy things now and pay the money back later.
- card A card used to pay for things using money from your bank account.
- Things you must have to live, like food, water, and shelter.
- a record that shows how much money you earned and what was taken out (like tax).
- Money you receive, usually from working or business.
- Things you would like to have but do not really need, like toys or treats.
18 Clues: Physical money, like notes and coins. • A place where coins and money are made. • Planning how to spend and save your money. • Money you receive, usually from working or business. • Trading goods or services directly without using money. • Money you earn for work, usually paid hourly or weekly. • Things you must have to live, like food, water, and shelter. • ...
Finance Crossword 2024-05-14
Across
- Financial planning for expenses.
- When the stock market is doing well
- Money spent on goods or services.
- Fund Savings for unexpected expenses.
- the tax you pay on land you own
- Personal banking record.
- Cost of attending college.
- A card that lets you borrow money with interest to make purchases..
- Shares representing ownership in a company.
- Government revenue collection.
- Loan for buying property.
- Initial payment for a purchase.
- Rental agreement for property or equipment.
- Related to money.
Down
- Money earned from work or investments.
- Charge for borrowing money.
- Financial aid for education.
- Borrowed money, often with interest.
- Putting money into stocks, bonds, etc.
- Money owed to others.
- Payment for temporary use of property.
- An individual retirement account that is tax free.
- Borrowing money for a car
- When the stock market is doing poorly
- Debt securities for investors.
- Compensation for employment.
- A retirement plan that your employer contributes to
- Putting money aside for the future.
- Protection against financial loss.
- Borrowing Money for higher education
- Shelter, such as apartments or houses.
- Application for student financial aid.
32 Clues: Related to money. • Money owed to others. • Personal banking record. • Borrowing money for a car • Loan for buying property. • Cost of attending college. • Charge for borrowing money. • Financial aid for education. • Compensation for employment. • Debt securities for investors. • Government revenue collection. • the tax you pay on land you own • Initial payment for a purchase. • ...
Vocab Words 2024-05-07
Across
- Money put into stocks, bonds, IRA'S, etc. For the future
- _____Account Money put into an account to be used immediately
- a loan of money
- an individual, bank, or company who loans money
- Spending more than you have in your checking
- Fund Money put asaide for retirement
- The change in the cost of living from year-to-year
- Allows you buy a piece of a company
- a percentage of a borrowed sum of money which must be paid in addition to the repayment of the loan itself
- _____account A way to save money for a future want or need by placing a certian amount of money into the bank on a regular basis
- A detailed receipt of the service that was provided with the amount owed listed
- Taking money from your checking or savings.
Down
- The money borrowed from a bank or lender to purchase a home. House payment
- a plan for spending and saving one’s income
- Putting money into a checkings or savings account
- money which one has on-hand that can be freely spent
- _____ rating/score This is based on how well you pay your debt; credit cards, loans, mortgage, etc.
- _____Card A pre-approved loan that allows you to purchase things with money that you don't have must pay interest when paying the loan back
- _____card a card used to access your savings and checking accounts. This card is used like cash
- financial obligations, such as bills
- Money earned as a percentage of a sale or service.
- terms for one’s work-related financial earnings
- money received from work, investments, or other financial support
- Money set aside for later use of in case of emergency
- _______ Wage: the lowest wage permitted by law; in the U.S., $7.25 an hour.
- a sum of money given for designated period of time which must be repaid
- Money owed
27 Clues: Money owed • a loan of money • Allows you buy a piece of a company • financial obligations, such as bills • Fund Money put asaide for retirement • a plan for spending and saving one’s income • Taking money from your checking or savings. • Spending more than you have in your checking • an individual, bank, or company who loans money • ...
FINLIT 2023-08-28
Across
- creating a plan to save your money.
- vs. want- A need is something you need for survival and a want is something you desire not something you need.
- the money you earn on savings
- shopping-comparing prices and features to different sellers to make a good decision when buying something .
- process for individuals or businesses unable to repay debts offering a new start.
- the money you earn from a job technically the money coming in.
- card- A card that allows you to make purchases with the money you have in your bank account.
- fund- money set aside for emergencies.
- If you can be trusted to pay back borrowed money.
- not putting all your money in one place more like having a mix of investments to lower the risk.
- not being able to fulfill payment of a debt.
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- total cost of borrowing including interest and fees
- value of money- money today is worth more than the amount in the future because it can grow through investments.
- Money that is owed to someone else.
- Broker- A professional who helps you buy and sell stocks in the stock market.
- A way to protect yourself financially in case of unexpected events.
- the original amount of money you invest or borrow before any interest/fees.
- yourself first- Save the money before spending it on other things.
- score- A credit score is a number that shows if you can repay loans/credit cards.
- Borrowed money from a bank or lender and agreeing to pay it back
- something that has a value and can be owned or controlled.
- borrowing money with the promise to repay.
- report- detailed record of your credit history
- of Deposit (CD)- Savings account with a fixed term and higher interest rate.
- Union- financial institution owned by members that offer the same as banks
25 Clues: the money you earn on savings • creating a plan to save your money. • Money that is owed to someone else. • fund- money set aside for emergencies. • borrowing money with the promise to repay. • not being able to fulfill payment of a debt. • report- detailed record of your credit history • If you can be trusted to pay back borrowed money. • ...
joseph 2023-08-23
Across
- a card issued by the bank to let a holder transfer money to another bank.
- prediction of your credit behavior based on credit report.
- a person or company is considered suitable to receive a credit often based on paying money in the past.
- the process of a business enlarging in a varying range
- a company or agency provides a guarantee of compensation for something lost, damage, illness, or death in a return of payment of premium.
- fail to repay a loan or to appear in a court of law
- fund a cash reserve thats specifically set aside for unplanned expenses.
- the state of being bankrupt
- a system of belief or behavior or for a chain of reasoning
- a thing that is borrowed especially an amount of money.
- money paid due to the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of the debt. Need vs. want: need is something necessary to live and function, want is something that can improve your quality of life.
- comparing the price of the products from different vendors before buying.
- set aside money for savings before paying bills and making other purchases.
Down
- statement that has information about your credit activity.
- the cost you pay each year to borrow money.
- where investors buy and sell shares of companies.
- allow or provide an amount of money in a budget.
- a useful or valuable thing, or person.
- a cooperative whose members can borrow money with low interest rates.
- money that is due or owed
- a certificate issued by a bank to a person depositing money
- money recieved
- a sum of money in hand right now has more value than money given in a later time
- an entry recording a sum of money received.
24 Clues: money recieved • money that is due or owed • the state of being bankrupt • a useful or valuable thing, or person. • the cost you pay each year to borrow money. • an entry recording a sum of money received. • allow or provide an amount of money in a budget. • where investors buy and sell shares of companies. • fail to repay a loan or to appear in a court of law • ...
QLmaster_week5_2026 2026-06-10
Across
- _______ income is the total income before taxes and deductions are taken out
- __________ interest is the interest calculated on both the principal and previously earned interest
- Happening four times per year
- Happening once per year
- Money earned from work, investments, or other sources
- _______ income is the income left after taxes and deductions are taken out
- A plan for how money will be earned, spent, and saved
- The original amount of money borrowed, saved, or invested
- Happening once per day (365 times per year)
- The length of time for a loan, savings plan, or investment
- Money used with the goal of earning more money over time
- The annual percentage rate charged for borrowing money
- Money taken from a paycheck and sent to the government for taxes
- The amount a person pays before insurance begins to pay
- _________ value is the amount money will be worth at a later time
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- The process of earning interest on interest
- A fixed amount paid for a covered service (e.g., You may pay a _______ for each doctor visit.)
- An amount of money paid toward a bill, loan, or purchase
- The ability to borrow money and pay it back later
- Money that is owed to another person, company, or lender
- Money spent on goods, services, bills, needs, or wants
- The annual percentage yield earned with compounding included
- Happening once per month
- The amount paid for insurance coverage (e.g., Your monthly payment for car insurance is to pay the _______.)
- ___________interest is the interest calculated only on the original principal
- Money paid for borrowing money or earned from saving money
26 Clues: Happening once per year • Happening once per month • Happening four times per year • The process of earning interest on interest • Happening once per day (365 times per year) • The ability to borrow money and pay it back later • Money earned from work, investments, or other sources • A plan for how money will be earned, spent, and saved • ...
Financial Vocab 2023-08-23
Across
- the limit of something
- failed to fulfill an action
- the extent to see if a person is suitable to receive financial credit
- money that you receive
- the cost you pay each year to borrow money
- of Deposit (CD) certificate from the bank that allows person to deposit money for a specified amount of time23. Insurance something protecting something else
- Union members who can borrow money when at low interest rates
- yourself first to save up money to keep for yourself
- report. Information of current credit situation
- a useful or valuable thing
- money that you sent or lent
- money that is paid regularly
- something that is borrowed and then returned soon
Down
- card a card from the bank to hold money electronically
- vs. want something that is essential and something that isn't important
- shopping to practice the act of comparing products prices
- score a rating representing your credit and history
- fund money set aside for emergencies or unplanned events
- value of money money worth now will worth a lot more in the future
- Broker people who buy and sell stocks and in return gets a fee or commission
- Not having anymore money
- able to earn things before payment and to be trusted to pay in the future
- something that is owed or due
- something becoming bigger or expanding more
24 Clues: the limit of something • money that you receive • Not having anymore money • a useful or valuable thing • failed to fulfill an action • money that you sent or lent • money that is paid regularly • something that is owed or due • the cost you pay each year to borrow money • something becoming bigger or expanding more • something that is borrowed and then returned soon • ...
Checking and Savings 2024-04-22
Across
- This happens to a check when you write a check for more money than you have available
- what you fill out at the bank when you are putting money into your account
- A summary of all deposits, withdrawals, and charges on your account for the month
- Ending your account by withdrawing all your money
- money taken out of (subtracted from) your account
- the lowest amount of money that you must keep in your account
- A printed acknowledgement or proof of a purchase
- to sign the back of the check
- safe, easy way to pay bills without having to carry cash
- A number the bank gives you that is connected to your money
- Business that keeps your money safe
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- A form you will need to fill out if you want to borrow money
- money the bank pays you when you keep your money in your account
- Card used to pay for items using funds from your checking account
- when you have taken out more money than you have in your account
- The minimum deposit you have to make to start your bank account
- The amount of money in your account
- a fee the bank makes you pay for completing an action or breaking a rule
- when money is put in (added) to your account
- an account that you use to save your money
- any activity on an account, such as a deposit or withdrawal
- to compare your account records to the bank's record to make sure they match
22 Clues: to sign the back of the check • The amount of money in your account • Business that keeps your money safe • an account that you use to save your money • when money is put in (added) to your account • A printed acknowledgement or proof of a purchase • Ending your account by withdrawing all your money • money taken out of (subtracted from) your account • ...
Vocabulary Accounting 2022-04-02
Across
- Money spent in order to make and sell products.
- Ongoing costs to operate a business excluding the direct costs associated with creating a product or service.
- What the company owes.
- Money kept by a company for a particular use.
- Conditions surrounding the payment of a sale, typically specified by the seller.
- Money that you spend while doing your job.
- The money made by a company or part of a company for a particular period after all costs, taxes, etc. have been paid.
- A difficulty in having enough money that is available to use immediately.
- Person or company that you owe money to.
- Goods that a company owns, such as parts, materials, or finished products.
- Reports prepared by a company's management to present the financial performance and position at a point in time.
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- Entry listed on the left column of an accout.
- Approximate calculation or judgement of the value.
- A lack of money that is available to use immediately.
- Money the company gets from their sales.
- Profit from selling products before deducing costs.
- Record of each amount of money spent or received.
- The total amount of money that an organisation or person spends.
- Part of a firm's assets that it holds as money.
- Person or company that owes you money.
- The amount of money that leaves a company during a particular period.
- What the company owns.
- Entry listed on the right column of an accout.
- Money earned over particular period of time.
24 Clues: What the company owes. • What the company owns. • Person or company that owes you money. • Money the company gets from their sales. • Person or company that you owe money to. • Money that you spend while doing your job. • Money earned over particular period of time. • Entry listed on the left column of an accout. • Money kept by a company for a particular use. • ...
Financial Literacy Crossword 2024-11-08
Across
- Money saved for unexpected expenses.
- When the cost of goods and services increases over time.
- Loans made to companies or the government that pay back with interest.
- A plan for managing your money, including income and expenses.
- A piece of paper that shows proof of a purchase or payment.
- Putting money into something with the hope it will earn more money.
- Shares that represent part ownership in a company.
- Money spent on things like bills, food, and rent.
- Things you own that have value, like land or a house.
- A loan specifically for purchasing property.
- A plan you pay for to protect yourself financially from loss.
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- The money made after expenses are subtracted.
- Money you can use now but must repay later, like on a credit card.
- A place where money is kept, like a bank account.
- When expenses are more than income.
- Debts or financial obligations you owe.
- The extra amount paid on a loan or earned on savings.
- Money borrowed that must be paid back, often with interest.
- The chance of losing money in an investment.
- Money that citizens pay to the government.
- Money that you owe to a person, bank, or company.
- A written order that tells a bank to pay a specific amount to someone else.
- Regular payments from an employer for work done.(usually paid monthly)
- Money set aside to be used in the future.
- The potential gain from an investment.
- The money you receive regularly, like a salary or allowance.
26 Clues: When expenses are more than income. • Money saved for unexpected expenses. • The potential gain from an investment. • Debts or financial obligations you owe. • Money set aside to be used in the future. • Money that citizens pay to the government. • The chance of losing money in an investment. • A loan specifically for purchasing property. • ...
Money Currency and Credit 2026-05-05
Across
- A medium of exchange accepted as payment for goods and services
- Currency printed on paper (dollar bills)
- Money that exists electronically (Venmo, PayPal, cryptocurrency)
- A card that allows you to borrow money to make purchases
- The system of money in general use by a country or economic system
- Money set aside for future use
- A standard way to compare and express the value of goods
- Spending more money than you have or planned to spend
- Payment directly from your bank account; you spend money you have
- Borrowing money with a promise to repay it later (usually with interest)
- Points, cash back, or benefits earned from credit card purchases
Down
- Private details like your name, address, Social Security number, or account numbers
- Paper money or coins used for direct payment
- A card that withdraws money directly from your bank account
- Digital transfer of money between accounts (Venmo, PayPal, bank transfers)
- Money accepted as payment for goods and services
- A contract or written promise outlining terms and conditions
- A written record of a purchase showing what was bought and the price
- The ability of money to keep its worth over time for future use
- A loan to the government with a promise of repayment plus interest
- The deadline by which a payment must be made
- Stealing someone's personal information to use fraudulently
- The cost of borrowing money; a percentage added to the amount borrowed
- Metal currency (pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters)
- Illegal deception or dishonesty in financial transactions
25 Clues: Money set aside for future use • Currency printed on paper (dollar bills) • Paper money or coins used for direct payment • The deadline by which a payment must be made • Money accepted as payment for goods and services • Metal currency (pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters) • Spending more money than you have or planned to spend • ...
budget 2023-01-09
Across
- type of bank account for emergency funds
- borrowing money that needs to be repaid
- paper asset
- The person who is issued a credit card
- health insurance provided by the government
- anything of value that is owned
- Required payments of money to governments
- Exposure to danger, harm, or loss
- annual percentage earned or paid
- distribution of profits
- give money for financial return
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- providing protection against loss
- Federal Insurance
- money earned
- contract between the insured and the insurer
- Rise in price
- borrowing money through a card
- ownership of a company
- saving money
- illegal acts with money
- someone who pays if the borrower fails to pay
- money owed
- responsible for
- a # approached but not reached
24 Clues: money owed • paper asset • money earned • saving money • Rise in price • responsible for • Federal Insurance • ownership of a company • illegal acts with money • distribution of profits • borrowing money through a card • a # approached but not reached • anything of value that is owned • give money for financial return • annual percentage earned or paid • providing protection against loss • ...
Financial Literacy Extra Credit 2023-05-22
Across
- – pay less money (rebate, discount, coupon)
- – You owe more money than you have in assets
- – A type of deduction for retirement
- – The amount of money you are worth
- – Amount of money kept
- – Your assets are worth more than you owe
- – An expense that changes every month
- – A way to organize monthly income
- – Taxes paid on goods and services
Down
- – Principal times the rate times the time in years
- – Amount paid for one unit
- – A type of deduction for healthcare
- – Taxes paid for money earned
- – Money subtracted from gross pay
- - the price paid for the use of borrowed money
- – Amount of money earned
- – An expense that stays the same every month
- – Taxes paid for property
- – Amount owed
- – Value of things owned
20 Clues: – Amount owed • – Amount of money kept • – Value of things owned • – Amount of money earned • – Taxes paid for property • – Amount paid for one unit • – Taxes paid for money earned • – Money subtracted from gross pay • – A way to organize monthly income • – Taxes paid on goods and services • – The amount of money you are worth • – A type of deduction for healthcare • ...
Financial Litersi 2023-05-15
Across
- Monetary award to pay for college
- Money spent
- Money owed
- A plan that tracks money
- Summary of credit history
- Dollars and coins
- Federal financial aid that doesn’t need to be repaid
- Real rate of return earned on money
- Investment of pretax dollars
- Federal government covers in tereston this loan
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- Nonprofit youth organization fostering work-readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy skills
- Form that determines financial aid eligibility
- Max amount charged to a credit card
- Money received
- Person who invests in a corporation
- Take something to return later
- Money paid directly from an account
- A period of drop in stock trading (bearmarket)
- System for how money is made and used in a country
- Popular slogan during the American Revolution: “no ___ without representation”
20 Clues: Money owed • Money spent • Money received • Dollars and coins • A plan that tracks money • Summary of credit history • Investment of pretax dollars • Take something to return later • Monetary award to pay for college • Max amount charged to a credit card • Person who invests in a corporation • Money paid directly from an account • Real rate of return earned on money • ...
Financial Litersi 2023-05-15
Across
- Monetary award to pay for college
- Money spent
- Money owed
- A plan that tracks money
- Summary of credit history
- Dollars and coins
- Federal financial aid that doesn’t need to be repaid
- Real rate of return earned on money
- Investment of pretax dollars
- Federal government covers in tereston this loan
Down
- Nonprofit youth organization fostering work-readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy skills
- Form that determines financial aid eligibility
- Max amount charged to a credit card
- Money received
- Person who invests in a corporation
- Take something to return later
- Money paid directly from an account
- A period of drop in stock trading (bearmarket)
- System for how money is made and used in a country
- Popular slogan during the American Revolution: “no ___ without representation”
20 Clues: Money owed • Money spent • Money received • Dollars and coins • A plan that tracks money • Summary of credit history • Investment of pretax dollars • Take something to return later • Monetary award to pay for college • Max amount charged to a credit card • Person who invests in a corporation • Money paid directly from an account • Real rate of return earned on money • ...
Going shopping for work 2025-12-12
Across
- something you use to carry things
- at a lower price
- to give money for something
- a flat board to put things on
- paper money
- paper that shows what you bought
- a message that tries to sell something
- to get something by paying money
- the price of something
- something made to be sold
- the name of a company or product
- money in bills and coins
- a promise to fix or replace something
Down
- small, round metal money
- the person who takes your money in a shop
- printed lines that a machine reads for price
- costing a lot of money
- the times a shop is open
- paper you write to pay money from your bank
- a plastic card you use to pay
- not expensive
21 Clues: paper money • not expensive • at a lower price • costing a lot of money • the price of something • small, round metal money • the times a shop is open • money in bills and coins • something made to be sold • to give money for something • a flat board to put things on • a plastic card you use to pay • paper that shows what you bought • to get something by paying money • ...
The ATM Experience 2025-11-01
Across
- Money in account
- Put money in
- US currency
- Any ATM action
- Money from ATM
- Used for access
- Electronic format
- Fast service
- See balance
- To get a receipt
- Put card in
- Where card goes
- Max withdrawal
- Extra charge
- Slide card
- Keeps funds safe
- Number entry
- What you get
- Where cash goes
- Paper money
Down
- Account total
- Secure money box
- Secure place
- European money
- Where info appears
- Speedy process
- Take out cash
- Contactless action
- Your fund record
- Always open
- Modern card feature
- Proof of transaction
- Type of money
- A paper note
- The ATM itself
- Card type
- Simple to use
- Take card out
- Financial institution
- Secret code
40 Clues: Card type • Slide card • US currency • Always open • See balance • Put card in • Secret code • Paper money • Secure place • Put money in • Fast service • A paper note • Extra charge • Number entry • What you get • Account total • Take out cash • Type of money • Simple to use • Take card out • European money • Speedy process • Any ATM action • Money from ATM • Max withdrawal • The ATM itself • Used for access • Where card goes • ...
Teen Banzai Vocabulary Quiz 2023-11-03
Across
- Can be the amount earned for saving money, or it can be the percentage charged when you borrow money.
- The amount of money you earn from work.
- A bank that allows you can quickly access your money. for regularexpenses.
- Moving money from one account to another.
- The amount of money you have to pay towards expenses like hospitals before your insurance will cover the rest for you.
- A request to pay for something that you send to your insurance company.
- A document that comes with your paycheck that shows you how much you were paid and how much was taken by taxes.
- Amount of money you can borrow when using a credit or a debit card.
- The amount of money you have left on your paycheck after taxes.
- a fee from your bank when you try to spend more money than what is in your account.
- A tangible form of money, like coins or paper money.
- The amount you owe to others.
Down
- Important things like electricity, water, or gas which are paid as part of household taxes/expenses.
- The smallest amount of money you are required to pay on money you borrowed to avoid fines or fees
- Bringing your money to a safe place for keeping.
- Getting something you want knowing you will need to pay for it later
- A contract that allows you to borrow someone's property for a certain amount of time and. or money.
- Money you pay to the state/federal government for services or programs, everyone needs to pay them.
- How long it takes for something to go from one account to another.
- Financial records of your spending.
- The amount of money you owe or that you have on an account.
- The amount you will pay to a healthcare source before your insurance gets the claim.
- Something anything you can spend money on.
- How much you are allowed to spend before you go over the amount you have.
24 Clues: The amount you owe to others. • Financial records of your spending. • The amount of money you earn from work. • Moving money from one account to another. • Something anything you can spend money on. • Bringing your money to a safe place for keeping. • A tangible form of money, like coins or paper money. • The amount of money you owe or that you have on an account. • ...
Financial Literacy Crossword 2025-11-03
Across
- Fixed regular payment made by an employer.
- Money earned from working or investments.
- A financial plan
- The possibility of losing money
- Things people buy that can be touched or used.
- Amount of money borrowed or invested before interest
- To put money into something expecting to make a profit.
- Amount paid or earned on principal
- Money owed to others.
Down
- Money borrowed that must be repaid
- Long-term loan used to buy property
- Contract to use property for payment
- The cost of borrowing money, percentage
- Property or items you desire
- Occurring once every year.
- Occurring four times a year.
- Ability to borrow money before payment
- Money that remains set aside after all expenses are paid
- Something essential for survival
19 Clues: A financial plan • Money owed to others. • Occurring once every year. • Property or items you desire • Occurring four times a year. • The possibility of losing money • Something essential for survival • Money borrowed that must be repaid • Amount paid or earned on principal • Long-term loan used to buy property • Contract to use property for payment • ...
Financial Terms 2019-02-10
Across
- a tenant's regular payment to an owner for the use of property or land.
- Financial plan
- recognition of well payment
- opportunity for free education
- money or property that you receive from someone who has died.
- Money/Cash
- to give something to someone with the intention of getting it back.
- a printed record of the balance in a bank account and the amounts that have been paid into it and withdrawn from it, issued periodically to the holder of the account.
- If you receive money or property, you receive it from someone who has died.
- Extra money given for good service
Down
- to present as a gift, grant, or contribution
- The amount of money owed
- a slip of paper containing money
- Money saved
- cost of exchanged currency
- a regular payment made during a person's retirement from an investment fund
- a part of your income that you have to pay regularly to the government.
- something given, as a privilege or right, a sum of money, or a tract of land
- someone at the front desk collecting money
- The extra money charged after being loaned money.
20 Clues: Money/Cash • Money saved • Financial plan • The amount of money owed • cost of exchanged currency • recognition of well payment • opportunity for free education • a slip of paper containing money • Extra money given for good service • someone at the front desk collecting money • to present as a gift, grant, or contribution • The extra money charged after being loaned money. • ...
Currencies and Economics 2025-03-17
Across
- Something, typically money, that is owed
- A flat, typically round piece of metal used as money
- The money one has saved, especially through a bank
- A financial gain, especially the difference between revenue and expenses
- The management of large amounts of money
- An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period
- The cost of borrowing money, typically expressed as a percentage
- The action of putting money into something to gain profit
- A regular gathering for the purchase and sale of commodities
- An abundance of valuable possessions or money
- A medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes
Down
- The act of giving one thing and receiving another in return
- A compulsory contribution to state revenue
- A general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money
- A system of money in general use in a particular country
- The ability to obtain goods or services before payment, based on trust
- The amount by which expenses exceed revenue
- A piece of paper money
- The wealth and resources of a country or region, especially in terms of production and consumption
- The action of buying, selling, or exchanging goods
20 Clues: A piece of paper money • Something, typically money, that is owed • The management of large amounts of money • A compulsory contribution to state revenue • The amount by which expenses exceed revenue • An abundance of valuable possessions or money • The money one has saved, especially through a bank • The action of buying, selling, or exchanging goods • ...
Financial Litracy 2022-01-14
Across
- The money you give to the COUNTRIES government to use for the whole country for example free public education, military defenses and e.x….
- The amount of money you pay yearly.
- A plan that is used to see how money is spent.
- taken
- Synonym of Earnings
- The amount of money you save.
- The money you pay to the government.
- The amount of money you save for when you retire.
- Expenses that vary from month to month, for example, a Utility bill.
- The amount of money you spend or the amount of money you pay.
- Synonym of Gross income
- Expenses that do not change from month to month, for example, a school bill
Down
- A household budget includes all the expenses that you need to pay for your basic needs.
- Tax you pay to the government for people who don’t have basic resources.
- Synonym of Overtime
- The amount of money you make.
- Money you get/make hourly.
- All taxes added up that you need to give to the government.
- Tax you pay for free healthcare.
- Your budget after taxes.
- The money you make before giving taxes.
21 Clues: taken • Synonym of Overtime • Synonym of Earnings • Synonym of Gross income • Your budget after taxes. • Money you get/make hourly. • The amount of money you make. • The amount of money you save. • Tax you pay for free healthcare. • The amount of money you pay yearly. • The money you pay to the government. • The money you make before giving taxes. • ...
Final Review- PF 2026-05-15
Across
- Money people pay to the government
- A form used to apply for college financial aid
- Government protection for money in bank accounts
- Using money to try to make more money
- Extra money paid for borrowing or earned from saving
- A loan made to a company or government that pays interest
- A card that lets you borrow money to pay later
- When someone stops working after many years of work
- An interest rate that stays the same
- Protection that helps pay for accidents or losses
- Government health insurance for older adults
- Money borrowed that must be paid back
- Ownership in a company
Down
- The amount you pay before insurance helps cover costs
- A loan backed by something valuable, like a car or house
- A retirement account where you pay taxes later
- A person who relies on someone else for support
- Spending more money than you have in your bank account
- Money left after taxes and deductions are taken out
- The original amount of money borrowed or invested
- Total money earned before taxes are taken out
- A retirement account where you pay taxes up front
22 Clues: Ownership in a company • Money people pay to the government • An interest rate that stays the same • Using money to try to make more money • Money borrowed that must be paid back • Government health insurance for older adults • Total money earned before taxes are taken out • A form used to apply for college financial aid • A retirement account where you pay taxes later • ...
Financial and Public services 2026-05-22
Across
- – It is ways to move from one place to another, like bus, car, or train.
- – It is for everyone, not private.
- – They are money people pay to the government.
- – It is coins and bills you use to buy things.
- – It is a place where you buy fuel for cars.
- – They are money you keep for the future.
- – It is a place where people work.
- – It is extra money you pay or earn with loans or savings.
- – It is letters and packages sent to people.
- – It is a record of your money in a bank.
- – It is a machine where you take out money.
Down
- – It is a place where you keep money.
- – They are people who keep order and safety.
- – It is putting money in something to make more money.
- – They are people who manage and organize things.
- – It is money you borrow and must pay back.
- – It is the clear liquid we drink and use every day.
- – It is protection from danger.
- – It is power that makes lights and machines work.
- – It is a small plastic thing to pay or get money.
20 Clues: – It is protection from danger. • – It is for everyone, not private. • – It is a place where people work. • – It is a place where you keep money. • – They are money you keep for the future. • – It is a record of your money in a bank. • – It is money you borrow and must pay back. • – It is a machine where you take out money. • – They are people who keep order and safety. • ...
Financial Litersi 2023-05-15
Across
- Monetary award to pay for college
- Money spent
- Money owed
- A plan that tracks money
- Summary of credit history
- Dollars and coins
- Federal financial aid that doesn’t need to be repaid
- Real rate of return earned on money
- Investment of pretax dollars
- Federal government covers in tereston this loan
Down
- Nonprofit youth organization fostering work-readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy skills
- Form that determines financial aid eligibility
- Max amount charged to a credit card
- Money received
- Person who invests in a corporation
- Take something to return later
- Money paid directly from an account
- A period of drop in stock trading (bearmarket)
- System for how money is made and used in a country
- Popular slogan during the American Revolution: “no ___ without representation”
20 Clues: Money owed • Money spent • Money received • Dollars and coins • A plan that tracks money • Summary of credit history • Investment of pretax dollars • Take something to return later • Monetary award to pay for college • Max amount charged to a credit card • Person who invests in a corporation • Money paid directly from an account • Real rate of return earned on money • ...
My 2026 banzai crossword 2026-03-06
Across
- Physical money (coins/bills).
- Money owed to someone else.
- Placing money in a financial institution.
- Time for money to move between accounts.
- Amount removed from an account.
- Member-owned, non-profit financial institution.
- Card for purchasing with later repayment.
- Bank account for everyday expenses.
- An arrangement with a bank/credit union to deposit and withdraw money.
- Items of value owned, like cash or property.
Down
- Money available or owed in an account.
- Monthly income vs. debt amount.
- Electronically transferred paycheck.
- Card using funds directly from a checking account.
- Reduction in taxable income.
- Plan for spending money.
- Request to insurance for payment.
- Machine to withdraw cash from a checking account.
- Borrowing money to be repaid later.
- Amount paid to provider before insurance pays.
20 Clues: Plan for spending money. • Money owed to someone else. • Reduction in taxable income. • Physical money (coins/bills). • Monthly income vs. debt amount. • Amount removed from an account. • Request to insurance for payment. • Bank account for everyday expenses. • Borrowing money to be repaid later. • Electronically transferred paycheck. • Money available or owed in an account. • ...
Fiscal and Monetary Policy 2026-03-12
Across
- When revenue exceeds spending
- Requirement, Percentage of deposits banks must keep
- General rise in prices over time
- Supply, Total amount of money circulating in the economy
- Effect that increases the impact of spending
- Money, Monetary policy that reduces the money supply
- Government action intended to jump‑start the economy
- Legislative body in charge of fiscal policy
- When spending exceeds revenue
- Public institution or organization
Down
- What governments do to fund programs
- The body that creates fiscal policy
- Money borrowed from a bank
- Rate, Cost of borrowing money
- Fiscal policy used to boost economic activity
- Curve, Graph showing interest rates and bond maturities
- Securities sold by governments to raise money
- Mandatory payments to the government
- Ability to borrow money
- A government action or decision
20 Clues: Ability to borrow money • Money borrowed from a bank • When revenue exceeds spending • Rate, Cost of borrowing money • When spending exceeds revenue • A government action or decision • General rise in prices over time • Public institution or organization • The body that creates fiscal policy • What governments do to fund programs • Mandatory payments to the government • ...
What is Money Level 5 2026-07-18
Across
- The Greek word Aristotle used for money, derived from the word for custom or law.
- A record of who owns what, kept in writing or in a community's memory.
- A term used to describe a money that satisfies the seven properties to a workable degree.
- The function of money that allows two people to trade even when neither wants exactly what the other has.
- The Greek word for custom or law, the root of the Greek word for money.
- The function of money that provides a common measure for comparing the values of different things. The unit of ___.
- The lowering of the substance of a money by an issuing authority while the nominal value is kept the same.
- The contemporary national currency of the United States.
- The Greek philosopher who wrote that money exists not by nature but by law.
- The monetary system that began operating in 2009 with a fixed supply and a public record held by participants around the world.
- The bean used as money across Mesoamerica from the time of the Maya into the Spanish colonial period.
- The group whose recognition is required for a substance to function as money.
- The people of what is now Turkey who are credited with making the earliest known stamped metal coins.
- The problem that what counts as money depends on the community accepting it as such.
- The unit of rice that served as a principal money in feudal Japan, roughly the amount needed to feed one person for a year.
Down
- The seventh property of money, recognized in the analytical literature only recently because of Bitcoin, that protects a money against being changed by parties who would benefit from changing it.
- The island chain in the Indian Ocean where most of the cowries used as money across Africa and Asia were collected.
- The function of money that lets a person hold purchasing power across time. The ___ of value.
- The material first used to make money in late tenth century China.
- The first property of money, requiring that people in a community will take the substance in exchange.
- The material out of which a particular money is made, such as metal, paper, or digital records.
- The character of money as something humans made rather than something found in nature.
- The named value of a particular unit of money.
- A small ocean shell used as money across much of Asia and Africa for more than a thousand years.
24 Clues: The named value of a particular unit of money. • The contemporary national currency of the United States. • The material first used to make money in late tenth century China. • A record of who owns what, kept in writing or in a community's memory. • The Greek word for custom or law, the root of the Greek word for money. • ...
FINACIAL CROSSWORD BY MICAH ESTELL 2026-02-23
Across
- Savings for unexpected expenses.
- Card that lets you borrow money to pay later.
- Cost of an insurance policy.
- Original amount of money borrowed or saved.
- Percentage earned or charged on money.
- How easily money can be accessed.
- Money earned from a job after deductions.
- Bank account for everyday spending.
- Monthly summary of account activity.
- Fixed amount paid for medical services.
- Loan used to buy a home.
- Money borrowed that must be repaid.
- Check written without enough money in the account.
- Reduction of taxable income.
- What you own minus what you owe.
- Something you own with value.
- Amount subtracted from taxable income.
- order to pay money from a bank account.
- Money you owe.
Down
- Card that takes money directly from your account.
- for spending and saving money.
- Costs that change each month.
- put into a bank account.
- against financial loss.
- Charge for spending more than your balance.
- Agreement to rent property.
- Account used to save for retirement.
- Number showing creditworthiness.
- Bank account that earns interest.
- Costs that stay the same each month.
- Insurance payment request.
- to deposit and withdraw money at a bank.
- Employer-sponsored retirement savings plan.
- Yearly cost of borrowing money.
- Request for payment from insurance.
- Value of the next best choice given up.
- used to withdraw cash.
- Money paid to the government from earnings.
- Contract to rent property.
- Record of deposits and withdrawals.
40 Clues: Money you owe. • used to withdraw cash. • against financial loss. • put into a bank account. • Loan used to buy a home. • Insurance payment request. • Contract to rent property. • Agreement to rent property. • Cost of an insurance policy. • Reduction of taxable income. • Costs that change each month. • Something you own with value. • for spending and saving money. • ...
Shopping_basic_2 2020-12-17
Across
- носовички
- пекарня, хлібобулочний магазин (відділ)
- вата
- заощаджувати, зберігати
- універмаг
- you don`t pay for it
- ринок, базар
- м'ясний магазин (відділ)
- губити, програвати, втрачати
- give money to sb for sth
Down
- покупець, клієнт
- ціна
- прилавок, ларьок
- get sth by paying money for it
- pay money for sth
- газетний кіоск
- кашель
- the money you pay to go by plane, train, etc.
- get money etc. in a game
- застуда, нежить
- give sth to sb for money
- get money for the work you do
- аптека
- a piece of paper which shows how much you must pay
24 Clues: ціна • вата • кашель • аптека • носовички • універмаг • ринок, базар • газетний кіоск • застуда, нежить • покупець, клієнт • прилавок, ларьок • pay money for sth • you don`t pay for it • заощаджувати, зберігати • get money etc. in a game • give sth to sb for money • м'ясний магазин (відділ) • give money to sb for sth • губити, програвати, втрачати • get money for the work you do • ...
Shopping and Financial Management 2023-10-17
Across
- Cost of an item
- Where you keep your cash and cards
- A temporary reduction in prices
- Money returned for a return
- Shopping trolley
- Money set aside for the future
- Money owed
- Putting money into assets for potential return
- Use money
Down
- Proof of a purchase
- Practicing wise spending
- To take money out of an account
- Money spent on goods or services
- Wise and careful spending
- A plan for managing money
- A good deal or discount
- A person buying goods or services
- A discount voucher
18 Clues: Use money • Money owed • Cost of an item • Shopping trolley • A discount voucher • Proof of a purchase • A good deal or discount • Practicing wise spending • Wise and careful spending • A plan for managing money • Money returned for a return • Money set aside for the future • To take money out of an account • A temporary reduction in prices • Money spent on goods or services • ...
MONEY VOCABULARY 2020-05-19
Across
- a sum of money paid into a bank or building society account.
- a deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the account holds.
- one of the equal parts into which a company's capital is divided, entitling the holder to a proportion of the profits.
- a printed record of the balance in a bank account and the amounts that have been paid into it and withdrawn from it, issued periodically to the holder of the account.
- a general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money because of a bigger demand of goods than the goods available.
Down
- take money from an account
- the value of one currency for the purpose of conversion to another.
- a place were you keep your money
- An area, usually found in a bank or other financial institution, which is a safe and secure place for storing items of value.
9 Clues: take money from an account • a place were you keep your money • a sum of money paid into a bank or building society account. • the value of one currency for the purpose of conversion to another. • a deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the account holds. • ...
Money management 2021-05-12
9 Clues: price lessening • to spend unwisely • the one who consumes • the cost of something • something that you bought • be financially able to buy • a client of a shop, a buyer • something bought on the cheap • money for beneficial business
Saving Money 2021-11-11
Across
- A saving institution owned by the members
- A measure of your ability to repay a loan
- The money we earn on our savings
- The part of our money we do not spend
Down
- Savings account where you have access to your money but must inform the bank first
- A portion of a companies profit given out to its members or shareholders
- Type of savings account where money is saved for a number of years
- Type of lottery savings account
- Type of savings account where you have free access to your money
9 Clues: Type of lottery savings account • The money we earn on our savings • The part of our money we do not spend • A saving institution owned by the members • A measure of your ability to repay a loan • Type of savings account where you have free access to your money • Type of savings account where money is saved for a number of years • ...
Happiness & Money 2022-03-07
9 Clues: chance • become better • collect, gather • to the further side • go in a particular direction • devote give time, effort to a task • ready, eager, or prepared to do something • a thing given in recognition of one's service, effort, • out begin to fly horizontally after climbing or diving
about money 2022-04-26
Across
- extra amount of money added to sb's wages as a reward for hard work or good performance
- money paid for work or services,typically on a daily or weekly basis
- money paid for a journey on public transport,such as bus,train,or taxi
- money given for work done,goods received,etc.
Down
- money received from work,investment and so on
- money that someone is paid regularly,usually monthly,by the organisation he or she is working for
- money saved for a special purpose
- a small amount of money that you give to somebody in addition to what you owe for a service
- money paid to a professional person or organisation for advice or service
9 Clues: money saved for a special purpose • money received from work,investment and so on • money given for work done,goods received,etc. • money paid for work or services,typically on a daily or weekly basis • money paid for a journey on public transport,such as bus,train,or taxi • money paid to a professional person or organisation for advice or service • ...
Lunch Money 2018-02-23
9 Clues: Setting a new goal • something magnificent • Flip threw pages quickly • something that people read • something at school or work • Trying to reach a certain goal • someone that opposes super heroes • In the process of creating somethin • Things that add or finish to a story
Money i 2024-04-16
Across
- to save or keep money, time, land, etc. for a particular purpose.
- to return money that you borrowed from somebody.
- to add up to something.
- to cheat somebody, by making them pay too much, by selling them something of poor quality, etc.
- to use up or finish a supply of something.
Down
- to manage to live or do a particular thing using the money, knowledge, equipment, etc. that you have.
- to spend a lot of money on something.
- to compare the quality or prices of goods or services that are offered by different shops, companies, etc. so that you can choose the best.
- to give some money so that a group of people can buy something together.
9 Clues: to add up to something. • to spend a lot of money on something. • to use up or finish a supply of something. • to return money that you borrowed from somebody. • to save or keep money, time, land, etc. for a particular purpose. • to give some money so that a group of people can buy something together. • ...
MONEY&WORK 2024-10-16
Across
- it makes me happy because it’s useful and important.
- a series of increasingly important or well-paid jobs that someone does during their working life.
- having no money, very poor (literary).
Down
- to loose your job because you’re no longer needed.
- grand 5000 pounds.
- money that a bank lends and borrows.
- a legal document that is paid at one time and not on separate occasions.
- the quickest route to a successful position.
- an advantage or something extra, such as money or goods, that you are given because of your job.
9 Clues: grand 5000 pounds. • money that a bank lends and borrows. • having no money, very poor (literary). • the quickest route to a successful position. • to loose your job because you’re no longer needed. • it makes me happy because it’s useful and important. • a legal document that is paid at one time and not on separate occasions. • ...
U.S. Money 2024-10-13
Across
- paper signed to give someone a certain amount of money
- 100 cents
- medium size coin, worth 5 cents
- plastic card linked to a bank account
Down
- Aldi shopping cart coin, worth 25 cents
- paper money, or money that you owe
- copper colored coin, worth 1 cent
- plastic card used to pay for purchases
- smallest size coin, worth 10 cents
9 Clues: 100 cents • medium size coin, worth 5 cents • copper colored coin, worth 1 cent • paper money, or money that you owe • smallest size coin, worth 10 cents • plastic card linked to a bank account • plastic card used to pay for purchases • Aldi shopping cart coin, worth 25 cents • paper signed to give someone a certain amount of money
