money Crossword Puzzles
Pierson Markegard,P1,Economics vocab 2023-01-23
Across
- products brought into the country for sale
- a system of dollars and coins
- things people do for others
- the creation of a product
- lowering prices
- products or services sent out of the country to be sold in another country
- small pieces of a company
Down
- when you borrow money you have to pay interest on the money you borrowed
- Farming
- how much of that product is available for consumers while the demand is endless
- trading for goods and services
- pruducts we can use touch or hold
- money that is owed to someone else
- when money is put into an account and it earns money just for being in that account
- how money is made and spent in a certain area
- the money a person receives for the work they do
- in short supply
- rising prices
- things from nature that people can use
- when we use credit, we are using another person's money to buy something
- organizations or groups who help people in need
21 Clues: Farming • rising prices • in short supply • lowering prices • the creation of a product • small pieces of a company • things people do for others • a system of dollars and coins • trading for goods and services • pruducts we can use touch or hold • money that is owed to someone else • things from nature that people can use • products brought into the country for sale • ...
Needs & Wants (alice) 2025-07-28
Across
- a legally binding agreement
- Don't trust random emails because they are likely to be a ___!
- He could ___ for food and shelter with what he had.
- purchasing of goods via the internet
- She has a ___ for this trip so she can't over spend.
- a person or business that produces goods
- Extra money you pay when you borrow money
- money you put in a bank often as a reserve
- products built to last for a long period of time without replacements
Down
- someone who purchases goods and services
- things others do for you
- She ___ her property and borrowed money from her neighbor
- money received on a regular basis
- person who investigates the interests of citizens in a country
- the amount of money needed in exchange for a product or service
- things people would like to have, but not essential for survival
- He paid the correct amount of ___.
- also a proposal
- an organisation that offers good or services in exchange of money
- things essential for survival
20 Clues: also a proposal • things others do for you • a legally binding agreement • things essential for survival • money received on a regular basis • He paid the correct amount of ___. • purchasing of goods via the internet • someone who purchases goods and services • a person or business that produces goods • Extra money you pay when you borrow money • ...
Financial Health 2023-03-12
Across
- Financial institution and business that allows deposits, withdrawals, and loans
- Money you owe another person or business
- Used to buy goods and services
- When prices of goods and services increase over time
- Paper or coin money
- A dishonest trick used to cheat somebody out of their money
- The act of spending money to buy goods and services
- Required payments of money to governments
Down
- Money that needs to be repaid by the borrower with interest
- An increase in the amount of wages or salary
- Used to keep track of income and debts
- Money that is made in a business after all the costs and expenses are paid
- Money earned or received
- A machine that lets bank customers deposit or withdrawal money
- To commit money to earn a financial return
- Setting something aside, like money, to use in the future
16 Clues: Paper or coin money • Money earned or received • Used to buy goods and services • Used to keep track of income and debts • Money you owe another person or business • Required payments of money to governments • To commit money to earn a financial return • An increase in the amount of wages or salary • The act of spending money to buy goods and services • ...
Credit and Borrowing 2024-10-16
Across
- A card that lets you borrow money to buy things.
- An agreement to borrow money and pay it back later.
- Money you owe to someone.
- The most money you can borrow on a credit card.
- A person or company that gives you money to borrow.
- The original amount of money you borrowed, not including interest.
- The smallest amount you can pay on your credit card bill.
- A number that shows how good you are at paying back money.
Down
- Money you borrow for personal reasons.
- Money you borrow from a bank or another person.
- How long you’ve been using credit.
- A record of your borrowing and repayment history.
- How much of your credit limit you are using.
- Taking money now and paying it back later.
- When you don’t pay your bill on time.
- Extra money you have to pay when you borrow money.
16 Clues: Money you owe to someone. • How long you’ve been using credit. • When you don’t pay your bill on time. • Money you borrow for personal reasons. • Taking money now and paying it back later. • How much of your credit limit you are using. • Money you borrow from a bank or another person. • The most money you can borrow on a credit card. • ...
Sales word 2022-10-21
Across
- people who makes article to sale
- an other word like "item"
- people who put money aside
- the representative of a society
- delete an order
- money a company realy makes after all the charges
- paper with all the buy things
- take an item with money
- money people have in exchange of working
- the increase of something
- the decrease of the price
- the place where we can buy items
Down
- name for the little money
- place where we find some little shop
- all the money a campany can earn
- an illustration to put on walls for companies
- study for the job
- people who don't have a job
- people who buy items
- make an item aside
- win money with the job
- to deliver a package
- opposite of win
23 Clues: delete an order • opposite of win • study for the job • make an item aside • people who buy items • to deliver a package • win money with the job • take an item with money • name for the little money • an other word like "item" • the increase of something • the decrease of the price • people who put money aside • people who don't have a job • paper with all the buy things • ...
Random Math 2023-05-18
Across
- Where you live every month you pay them
- a rectangle that’s 3D
- A line that goes all the way trough a circle
- A square that’s 3D
- how much you are able to spend at that time
- When yo spend money on something but you make money from ir
- when you multiply the outside of a shape
- When you waist money on something to make money
- A triangle that’s 3D
- A tube shape
Down
- A line in the circle That’s only half way through
- the outside of a circle
- Cash
- A triangle that’s less than 90 digress
- A circle that’s 3D
- when you add the outside of a shape
- when you take away
- Money that goes to the
- when you put numbers together
- when you take money and now you owe them
20 Clues: Cash • A tube shape • A square that’s 3D • when you take away • A circle that’s 3D • A triangle that’s 3D • a rectangle that’s 3D • Money that goes to the • the outside of a circle • when you put numbers together • when you add the outside of a shape • A triangle that’s less than 90 digress • Where you live every month you pay them • when you multiply the outside of a shape • ...
JA Finance Park 2024-11-19
Across
- The ideals that are important to you.
- Income before taxes.
- Goods that a person cannot live without.
- Income after taxes.
- Plans that you plan on doing in the future.
- Money saved for a later use.
- Payment to the government.
- Money owed.
- The smallest payment that can be paid.
Down
- An amount deducted from a bank account.
- A fee paid for the use of money.
- A number that tells whether you can pay your debt.
- The things you like doing.
- An institution that loans money.
- A card you can use to buy things and pay back later.
- Goods that you want but don't need.
- Money in the form of bills and coins.
- People who perform a job.
- Money that is spent on goods or bills.
- A plan for managing money.
20 Clues: Money owed. • Income after taxes. • Income before taxes. • People who perform a job. • The things you like doing. • Payment to the government. • A plan for managing money. • Money saved for a later use. • A fee paid for the use of money. • An institution that loans money. • Goods that you want but don't need. • The ideals that are important to you. • ...
Crossword 2024-11-24
Across
- The money spent to make a product.
- Exchanging goods or services.
- The desire to buy goods or services.
- Limited resources for unlimited wants.
- A person who starts and runs a business.
- Things necessary for survival, like food and shelter.
- Items that people buy to use or consume.
- Work done by people to earn money.
- One company controlling the entire market for a product.
- Businesses trying to attract the same customers.
- Goods bought from other countries.
- Spending money to make more money in the future.
- Things needed to produce goods, like materials or labor.
- Money gained after subtracting costs from sales.
- A plan for how to spend money.
- The system of producing, buying, and selling in a country.
Down
- The amount of money paid for a product.
- Actions or work done for someone.
- Things people desire but do not need to survive.
- Money or assets used to start a business.
- A place where buyers and sellers meet to exchange goods.
- Money paid to the government for public services.
- Money kept for future use.
- The amount of goods available for sale.
- Having a job to earn money.
- Creating new products or ways to do things.
- Goods sold to other countries.
- A person who buys goods or services.
- A person or company that makes goods or services.
- When prices go up over time.
30 Clues: Money kept for future use. • Having a job to earn money. • When prices go up over time. • Exchanging goods or services. • Goods sold to other countries. • A plan for how to spend money. • Actions or work done for someone. • The money spent to make a product. • Work done by people to earn money. • Goods bought from other countries. • The desire to buy goods or services. • ...
Money Management Crossword Puzzle 2021-05-03
Across
- a way to track your money
- the number that identifies your account
- money taken out of your bank account
- money in bank and not spent
- using money from account to purchase items
- the way you sign your name
Down
- the amount of money earned per hour
- money taken out of paycheck
- putting money into the bank account
- an order to pay money from your checking
- banking business withdrawals and deposits
- amount of money in your bank account
- the hourly pay times hours worked
- money paid from bank for money in savings
- amount of paycheck
15 Clues: amount of paycheck • a way to track your money • the way you sign your name • money taken out of paycheck • money in bank and not spent • the hourly pay times hours worked • the amount of money earned per hour • putting money into the bank account • amount of money in your bank account • money taken out of your bank account • the number that identifies your account • ...
Unit 10 2025-04-15
Across
- to have not enough money
- living on very little money
- return money back (money that you've borrowed)
- to be broke
- being sold very cheaply
- crazy, not reasonable
- a person who earns the money the family needs
- waste money
Down
- money that is earned easily (informal)
- spend more money than expected
- lots of money that you can waste (in negative context to much)
- making lots of money easily
- support, to speak in favor of sth/smb
- profitable, bringing a lot of money
- the treatment and instruction received by a child from its parents throughout its childhood
15 Clues: to be broke • waste money • crazy, not reasonable • being sold very cheaply • to have not enough money • living on very little money • making lots of money easily • spend more money than expected • profitable, bringing a lot of money • support, to speak in favor of sth/smb • money that is earned easily (informal) • a person who earns the money the family needs • ...
Banking Crossword by Jared 2021-11-05
Across
- Allows people to freely exchange money between one another.
- When money is moved from one account to another electronically.
- A removing of funds from a bank account.
- a card used to transfer money directly from your account in order to make a transaction.
- A box, usually metal usually help within a large bank vault.
- A term that stands for "non sufficient funds", meaning you do not have the sufficient funds for a specific transaction.
- A legal agreement/loan from a bank in order to buy property.
- An account at a bank where your money is kept with added interest.
- A paper to fill out in order to give a sum of money to another person.
- A cheque that has been given the banks signature of approval.
Down
- An account at a financial institute where cheques can be drawn.
- This is your registered retirement savings plan, where money is kept for when you retire.
- A certain amount of money given by the bank to you, which you must pay back with interest.
- A loan given by the bank to pay bills when your account goes empty.
- A cheque from the bank, guaranteeing a
- A certain amount of credit given to the borrower/customer.
- A certain amount of money placed or kept in a bank.
- a payment made for a professionals service.
- Money paid continually over a certain amount of time for the use of money lent.
- certain amount of money.
20 Clues: certain amount of money. • A cheque from the bank, guaranteeing a • A removing of funds from a bank account. • a payment made for a professionals service. • A certain amount of money placed or kept in a bank. • A certain amount of credit given to the borrower/customer. • Allows people to freely exchange money between one another. • ...
Financial Terms.. 2024-01-31
Across
- An app on a phone that accesses your banking account.
- Taking money out of an account.
- A plan for saving/spending money.
- Charges from a bank that may be attached to an account.
- A person to whom money is paid.
- Currency.
- A loan to purchase a house.
- A sum paid for the use of money.
- Money available in a checking or saving account
- Health savings account.
- An Organization who makes funds available for people to borrow.
- An account that allows you to set money aside.
- Preferred Provider Organization.
- A fee that someone pays for specific medical services.
- Requires everyone to have healthcare.
- A business that charges a fee to cash out a check.
Down
- ATM (What does it stand for?)
- A monthly statement containing balances and depositing info.
- A way of sending money to someone without using cash.
- A check written for more than what your account has.
- Using money for profit or material use.
- An Order for payment to a person.
- An account that represents the customer's funds.
- Occurs when an account is below zero.
- An account that allows you to quickly access funds.
- A plan offering prepaid medical care.
- A person who makes payment.
- The amount of money borrowed.
- A card that enables the user to withdraw money from it.
- A way to view your account and pay bills via the internet.
30 Clues: Currency. • Health savings account. • A loan to purchase a house. • A person who makes payment. • ATM (What does it stand for?) • The amount of money borrowed. • Taking money out of an account. • A person to whom money is paid. • A sum paid for the use of money. • Preferred Provider Organization. • An Order for payment to a person. • A plan for saving/spending money. • ...
Unit 10 Financial Literacy by Carly Weiss 2019-04-04
Across
- the amount owed or borrowed on a loan
- an account used to save money with interest
- the portion of an employees wage that isn't on their paycheck
- the amount of money needed to sustain a standard of living
- the amount of income used to calculate how much tax one owes
- the money earned
- interest on already earned interest
- the cost required to buy something
- the reduction of income that can be taxed
- a valuable thing, person, or quantity
- taxes placed on goods or services
- the amount of money one must pay based off their income
- a transfer of money into a bank account
Down
- the cost of a single unit
- a cost that changes as quantity of goods or services change
- a financial debt or obligation
- a loan from a financial institution that allows someone to pay for a home
- a plastic card that allows the user to hold money at convenience
- the amount of money received before taxes
- an expense rate that does not change
- the interest charged on a loan
- a plan used for using money and estimated costs
- a bank account with little or no interest
- money taken from an account
- an entry recording an amount owed
- Worth the amount of money one has on them at all times
- the amount of money received after taxes
- a fixed payment from employee to employer
28 Clues: the money earned • the cost of a single unit • money taken from an account • a financial debt or obligation • the interest charged on a loan • an entry recording an amount owed • taxes placed on goods or services • the cost required to buy something • interest on already earned interest • an expense rate that does not change • the amount owed or borrowed on a loan • ...
15.1 Understanding Money Created by Yash Gupta 2024-05-09
Across
- is a transfer of money from one bank account to another
- the mechanism a nation uses to provide and manage money for itself
- money received today can be invested or deposited in the bank to earn interest
- allows customers to pay for purchases directly from their checking account
- action taken to manage the supply of money and interest rates in an economy
- a security that pays interest over terms of ten to thirty years
- money can be saved and used at a later date
- coins or banknotes that must be accepted if offered in payment of a debt.
- Anything of value that is accepted in return for goods and services
- is a plastic card that allows the holder to make credit purchases up to an authorized amount
Down
- the process of transferring money from one individual or organization to another
- is a security that matures in a year or less
- is a security that pays interest over terms ranging from two to ten years
- money is used in exchange for goods and services needed by individuals, businesses, and governments
- money is a common measure of the worth or price of a good or service
- a type of financial investment issued by a corporation, government, or organization
- a type of a document guaranteeing the payment of a specific amount of money
- banks that are part of the Federal Reserve Systems
- exchange one good or service for another good or service
- another name for money
20 Clues: another name for money • money can be saved and used at a later date • is a security that matures in a year or less • banks that are part of the Federal Reserve Systems • is a transfer of money from one bank account to another • exchange one good or service for another good or service • a security that pays interest over terms of ten to thirty years • ...
Credit 2025-10-31
Across
- total cost of credit including interest and fees
- a person who takes out a loan
- the act of paying back money owed
- money borrowed that must be paid back with interest
- a way to borrow money with the promise to pay it back later
- a loan not backed by a collateral
- a person or company that lends money
- annual percentage rate; the yearly cost of credit
- the maximum amount you can borrow on a credit card
- something pledged as security for a loan
Down
- an extra charge for missing a payment deadline
- a number that represents your creditworthiness
- a record of your credit history
- the original amount of money borrowed
- the cost of borrowing money
- money owed to others
- a type of loan backed by a collateral
- plastic card used to buy goods on credit
- a financial institution that lends and borrows money
19 Clues: money owed to others • the cost of borrowing money • a person who takes out a loan • a record of your credit history • the act of paying back money owed • a loan not backed by a collateral • a person or company that lends money • the original amount of money borrowed • a type of loan backed by a collateral • plastic card used to buy goods on credit • ...
Economic Words 2020-01-20
Across
- where buyers and sellers interact
- sellers
- study of production, consumption and money
- goods brought into a country
- the fight for consumers money
- setting aside $$ for future use
- a factor that makes people act in a way
- amount of goods and services available
- plan that shows income and expenses
- money left after subtracting costs
Down
- desire for a certain good or service
- economic decline for months
- price paid for borrowed money
- goods that are shipped out of a country
- cost cost of what you give up
- borrow money and agree to pay back over time
- buyers
- tax
- money received for goods
- increase in prices
- exchange of goods
21 Clues: tax • buyers • sellers • exchange of goods • increase in prices • money received for goods • economic decline for months • goods brought into a country • price paid for borrowed money • cost cost of what you give up • the fight for consumers money • setting aside $$ for future use • where buyers and sellers interact • money left after subtracting costs • plan that shows income and expenses • ...
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 2019-06-24
Across
- Outline of steps
- Type of goals to set
- shows money coming in and out
- Money borrowed
- Item losing value
- Above what is needed
- Hates change
- People wanting a product
- Advertising
- Money owing
- In business together
- Sets up the financial position
Down
- Money paid for premises
- presentation to investors
- Helps guide
- Costs
- Only supports change where needed
- Made after expenses
- Buying a product or service
- Comes up with innovative ideas
- puts money into a business
- Shopping at home
- venue for sale of items
- Paid to employees
- Money put aside
- An items worth
- Paid to the Government
27 Clues: Costs • Helps guide • Advertising • Money owing • Hates change • Money borrowed • An items worth • Money put aside • Outline of steps • Shopping at home • Item losing value • Paid to employees • Made after expenses • Type of goals to set • Above what is needed • In business together • Paid to the Government • Money paid for premises • venue for sale of items • People wanting a product • ...
Financial Literacy 2017-02-10
Across
- The amount of money invested
- A plan of how much money you will spend on various items or categories for a period of time
- Interest that is paid at the end of the investment time period
- Something that you do not pay for every month, or something for which you pay a different amount every month
- Money added to your account, usually pay from a job or other source of income
- An amount you receive for keeping your money in a bank or for lending it to someone
- A record of transactions and the balance in the account over a period of time
- Money received in exchange for work done or as a gift
- Something you buy or pay for
- A transaction that takes money out of your account
- An arrangement of recording money kept at a financial institution
Down
- The rate, usually expressed as a percent, at which invested money increases
- Something that you pay the same amount for each month
- A transaction that puts money into your account
- A budget in which the total income is equal to the total expenses
- A fee charged by a bank for taking care of your money
- Money taken out of your account; the amount is subtracted from the balance
- A transfer of money, such as a payment
- A machine used for common banking transactions with a debit card that has its own PIN
19 Clues: The amount of money invested • Something you buy or pay for • A transfer of money, such as a payment • A transaction that puts money into your account • A transaction that takes money out of your account • Something that you pay the same amount for each month • A fee charged by a bank for taking care of your money • Money received in exchange for work done or as a gift • ...
Module 6 2022-03-18
Across
- the unit of money in Britain
- a small usually four sided piece of paper sold by post offices
- go travelling on sea
- a man or woman
- to clean
- we use it to get some cool air in a hot day
- happiness
- a good result
- have to
- a kind of paper money,
Down
- the love of something
- the unit of money in America
- things to do
- having a lot of money in it, worth(值) a lot of money
- the experience of doing things
- the price or the worth of something in money
- the final mark or score
- a kind of money but not a paper
- something made of wood , for keeping glass or vooks
19 Clues: have to • to clean • happiness • things to do • a good result • a man or woman • go travelling on sea • the love of something • a kind of paper money, • the final mark or score • the unit of money in Britain • the unit of money in America • the experience of doing things • a kind of money but not a paper • we use it to get some cool air in a hot day • ...
The snowball definition game 2024-12-30
Across
- When costs are higher than sales.
- A reduction in price.
- When revenue is higher than costs.
- The total sales of a company.
- Everything a company or person owns.
- Money spent on goods and services.
- The people who buy products.
- What a bank charges for a loan.
Down
- A business selling products to the public.
- Money borrowed from a bank.
- The money needed to start a business.
- The document showing you've paid.
- A business selling goods to retail stores.
- Money you pay to the government.
- A person owing shares of a company.
- When you get your money back.
- Money that a company owes.
- A bill listing the products delivered.
- The money you earn at your job.
19 Clues: A reduction in price. • Money that a company owes. • Money borrowed from a bank. • The people who buy products. • The total sales of a company. • When you get your money back. • The money you earn at your job. • What a bank charges for a loan. • Money you pay to the government. • When costs are higher than sales. • The document showing you've paid. • ...
Bills, Statements and Invoices 2017-04-24
Across
- money charged by the government
- to put money in a bank account
- to take money out of a bank account
- inside; included
- to make a payment
- exchange of money
- a record of the money a person deposits, withdraws, or spends at a business
Down
- a detailed list of items or services purchased and how much they cost
- money a person is allowed to borrow from a business
- the total amount of money in an account or the total amount of money owed on a bill
- a fee a person has to pay for borrowing money on credit; usually includes interest and fees (two words)
- before something else
- a charge for not making a payment on time (two words)
- a record of an account's transactions during a month
- to turn off service
- money earned for saving money in certain bank accounts or charged for borrowing money; usually a percentage of the total amount
16 Clues: inside; included • to make a payment • exchange of money • to turn off service • before something else • to put money in a bank account • money charged by the government • to take money out of a bank account • money a person is allowed to borrow from a business • a record of an account's transactions during a month • a charge for not making a payment on time (two words) • ...
Financial Literacy Crossword 2019-04-05
Across
- A usually plastic card with a magnet that allows money to be withdrawn from a bank
- The amount of money a worker annually receive's
- The act of putting money into a bank account
- The suppression of state tax
- The cost of doing work/business and living
- The amount of money earned over time
- Expenses that change depending on product use
- An account in a bank where checks can be made
- A tax on one persons earnings
- The act of subtracting money from pay
- The labeling of items for sale with the retail price per unit
- Debts from bank loans and shares
- The amount of money an employee receive's after tax
Down
- Expenses that stay relatively the same
- Interest paid on interest and principle
- A loan from one person to you that you owe
- The money a person or company don't use until a emergency appears
- The assets of a singular company
- A firms productive resources
- A system that uses income to determine the tax a person or company owes the government
- The act of taking money out of a bank account
- The amount of money a employee receive's before tax
- A tax that goes to a government body
- A simple percent of the original amount
- The average cost of daily needs
- The max amount of money being lent
- The amount of money that's used for a period of time
- A loan used to buy real estate
28 Clues: A firms productive resources • The suppression of state tax • A tax on one persons earnings • A loan used to buy real estate • The average cost of daily needs • The assets of a singular company • Debts from bank loans and shares • The max amount of money being lent • The amount of money earned over time • A tax that goes to a government body • ...
Budgeting 2022-01-23
Across
- An account to carry out daily transactions
- An important factor to consider when choosing a bank to save your money
- An acronym commonly used to set goals in financial planning
- A term used when you put money into your bank
- Money owed to others also known as debts
- A type of funding gathered from individuals across the world
- A payment card that immediately deducts money from your bank account
- A type of fund that recommends saving 3 to 6 months of expenses (Rule of thumb)
- A stream of money that is constant each time you pay
- Spending a certain portion of money through multiple platforms with sufficient research and analysis to grow your money
- You should only spend on needs(True or False)
Down
- An account to set aside and earn on interest on your money
- A category in the 50-30-20 budgeting rule that takes up the highest percentage
- A type of interest that is based on the principal amount of a loan or the first deposit in a savings account
- Documenting expenses on a regular basis
- A plan to manage money for a stipulated time frame
- A type of expense that differs from time to time
- A card that works like a loan, which you can repay on a fixed, future date
- The amount of money spent
- A type of interest earned when you obtain interest on both the money saved and the interest earned
20 Clues: The amount of money spent • Documenting expenses on a regular basis • Money owed to others also known as debts • An account to carry out daily transactions • A term used when you put money into your bank • You should only spend on needs(True or False) • A type of expense that differs from time to time • A plan to manage money for a stipulated time frame • ...
BizWorld.org Business 101 Vocabulary 2015-02-19
Across
- occurs when total expenses are more than total revenue
- money a company makes after expenses have been paid
- something made by humans, machines, or nature that businesses sell
- Capitalist a person who invests money in new and innovative businesses in exchange for partial ownership
- work that someone does for another person in exchange for money
- a person who takes on the risk of starting and operating a new business
- money paid regularly to use or occupy a space
Down
- money a person is paid for working
- pieces of ownership in a company
- the management of money and other valuable items
- a presentation made to convince someone to invest money in a company
- money put into an account
- money taken out of an account
- a person or a group of people who create and sell products/services to make money
- to check the company’s finances for accuracy
- a cost associated with operating a business
- money a company earns from selling a product or service
17 Clues: money put into an account • money taken out of an account • pieces of ownership in a company • money a person is paid for working • a cost associated with operating a business • to check the company’s finances for accuracy • money paid regularly to use or occupy a space • the management of money and other valuable items • ...
Unit 6 Vocabulary 2024-02-09
Across
- something that costs money
- a plan for how to spend money
- to help sell or bring attention to a new product
- an experienced person who gives someone else advice
- money that a person of company owes
- a person who starts a business
- a business idea that involves taking risks
- not knowing something you should know
Down
- one part of something
- something that is available to give you help or support
- money that a person owes
- being without a job
- an agreement to borrow money and pay it back
- to try to do something, especially over a long period of time
- money that schools charge for classes
- a system of regular payments for when something bad happens
- ability or knowledge in a specific subject
- something a person own that is worth money
- a person who gives money to a company and hopes to profit
19 Clues: being without a job • one part of something • money that a person owes • something that costs money • a plan for how to spend money • a person who starts a business • money that a person of company owes • money that schools charge for classes • not knowing something you should know • ability or knowledge in a specific subject • something a person own that is worth money • ...
Budgeting Terms 2025-11-04
Across
- The money you take home after deductions
- Money you set aside for later
- Money taken off your paycheck for taxes or benefits
- When expenses are more than income
- Things you must have to live
- Money you spend on things you need or want
- Keeping a record of what you spend
- A cost that stays the same every month
- Total pay before taxes or deductions
- What’s left after income minus expenses
Down
- Something you plan for more than a year away
- A cost that changes each month
- Something you want to save for within a year
- Money you earn or receive
- A plan for how you spend and save your money
- The most important things to spend money on
- When income is more than expenses
- Things that are nice to have but not necessary
- Fund Money saved for unexpected costs
19 Clues: Money you earn or receive • Things you must have to live • Money you set aside for later • A cost that changes each month • When income is more than expenses • When expenses are more than income • Keeping a record of what you spend • Total pay before taxes or deductions • Fund Money saved for unexpected costs • A cost that stays the same every month • ...
CROSSWORD UNIT 5- ANA COROMINAS. 2021-03-02
Across
- postpone.
- a sum of money paid regularly to a person to meet needs or expenses.
- waiting for something.
- lend money without asking for anything in return.
- pocket change.
- backward.
- ask for money.
- save money for later use.
- a person who has a fortune.
- reprogram.
Down
- a big amount of money.
- salay.
- card where you keep your money and which you use for payment.
- time limit to deliver something or to do something.
- an amount of money you save in the bank.
- according to plan.
- an expression that means "to have enough to live".
- stand in line.
18 Clues: salay. • postpone. • backward. • reprogram. • pocket change. • ask for money. • stand in line. • according to plan. • a big amount of money. • waiting for something. • save money for later use. • a person who has a fortune. • an amount of money you save in the bank. • lend money without asking for anything in return. • an expression that means "to have enough to live". • ...
BizWorld.org Business 101 Vocabulary 2015-02-19
Across
- money a company makes after expenses have been paid
- a cost associated with operating a business
- work that someone does for another person in exchange for money
- a person who takes on the risk of starting and operating a new business
- money put into an account
- money a person is paid for working
- occurs when total expenses are more than total revenue
Down
- money paid regularly to use or occupy a space
- money a company earns from selling a product or service
- to check the company’s finances for accuracy
- a presentation made to convince someone to invest money in a company
- money taken out of an account
- a person or a group of people who create and sell products/services to make money
- the management of money and other valuable items
- Capitalist a person who invests money in new and innovative businesses in exchange for partial ownership
- something made by humans, machines, or nature that businesses sell
- pieces of ownership in a company
17 Clues: money put into an account • money taken out of an account • pieces of ownership in a company • money a person is paid for working • a cost associated with operating a business • to check the company’s finances for accuracy • money paid regularly to use or occupy a space • the management of money and other valuable items • ...
Financial Literacy Vocab 2023-03-08
Across
- The amount you take home after paying taxes and anything else that gets taken out your pay.
- An activity or action that might be dangerous
- Not having enough money to buy everything that you want.
- The topics or types of things that you enjoy learning about or spending your time doing
- Money that a financial institution pays you to borrow your money. It is calculated by multiplying the percentage rate times your balance (or total amount in your account.)
- What you give up in order to get something else.
- When you borrow money and promise to pay it back later
- Something you want to achieve. When you have a goal, then you can plan steps to achieve it. There are short-term, medium-term, and long-term goals that all take different amounts of time to achieve.
- Money that goes to the government to pay for things like schools, road repairs, and police and fire services.
- Giving resources or volunteering time to help those in need.
- Working extra hours to make extra money.
- A share in the ownership of a company. A company sells stock to raise money. If the company does well, the value of the stock may increase.
- To look at what you've done with your money over a period time.
- Finding out whether or not what you are about to buy can be found for a better price or in better shape at a different store.
- Payment for a year's worth of work that is divided into equal portions that are paid to you with each paycheck.
- Money that is available and ready to use like bills and coins.
- A plan for using your money over a set period of time. It helps you keep track of what you earn, spend, and save.
- Things you'd like to have, but they aren't needed to survive.
- A record of how you pay back the money you borrow.
Down
- A savings certificate that gains interest and has a set time before you can withdraw your money (if you take your money out early, you will likely be charged a fee.)
- Savings options, like stocks or bonds, that can make your money grow faster than a savings account. But you might not be able to take out your money anytime you want. And with some investments, you could also lose money.
- Money that you have to pay back.
- Agreements to lend money to companies or the government. They agree to pay you back by a certain date, with higher interest than a saving account.
- Money that a financial institution pays you to borrow your money. It is calculated as a percentage of the amount of money you have in your account.
- Things that you are able to do like for a job or a hobby.
- What you do for money.
- Money that a financial institution pays you to borrow your money. It is calculated by multiplying the percentage rate times your balance (or total amount in your account plus any interest you have already earned.)
- A quality that means that something or someone can be trust to do what has been agreed upon.
- Payment for the work you do. It can be an amount for each hour you work or based on completing a task.
- A type of job you do for a long time and may require some education, training, or experience related to it.
- Helps pay for emergencies. You pay a little money at set times. Then, if you have an emergency, insurance will help you pay for it! You can get insurance for your home, your health, your care, and more!
- The full amount.
- It is payday and Cece just received her paycheck. What should she do with the money?
- An account at a financial institution that gains interest and allows withdrawals.
- When you put things in order of how much they matter.
- Using money to buy stuff.
- Things you must have in order to survive like, shelter, and safety.
37 Clues: The full amount. • What you do for money. • Using money to buy stuff. • Money that you have to pay back. • Working extra hours to make extra money. • An activity or action that might be dangerous • What you give up in order to get something else. • A record of how you pay back the money you borrow. • When you put things in order of how much they matter. • ...
Review 2023-09-28
Across
- cheque that must be cashed at a later date
- bank transactions done on internet
- trading goods and services online
- money must last
- org. formed to make a profit
- everyone want to use it
- bank transactions over a phone
- functional area of a business
Down
- money must look the same
- trade without the use of money
- money must be broken into smaller units
- person that buys a product or service
- owner of a business
- machine used to dispense funds
- function of money
- one function of a business
- money must be limited in supply
- money must be easy to carry
18 Clues: money must last • function of money • owner of a business • everyone want to use it • money must look the same • one function of a business • money must be easy to carry • org. formed to make a profit • functional area of a business • trade without the use of money • machine used to dispense funds • bank transactions over a phone • money must be limited in supply • ...
Personal Finance Vocabulary 2022-11-28
Across
- lending money with the understanding that it will be paid back with interest
- taking money out of your bank account
- adding money to your bank account
- a document that shows how much money an employee earns
- how often you are paid
- the card you use when you deposit or withdraw money from an automatic teller machine
- a computer in a public place connected to the bank that allows you to deposit and withdraw money.
- the money you earn for working
- a locked box in the bank where you can keep your valuable things.
Down
- the person you talk to when you want to make deposits, withdrawals, or cash a check
- receiving money for presenting a check
- a number assigned to U.S. citizens and some residents so the government knows their income and can determine benefits
- The money earned after taxes are deducted
- the money that the government collects to provide services to people
- to give someone money
- the money you earn before taxes are taken out of your paycheck
- the date you get paid
17 Clues: to give someone money • the date you get paid • how often you are paid • the money you earn for working • adding money to your bank account • taking money out of your bank account • receiving money for presenting a check • The money earned after taxes are deducted • a document that shows how much money an employee earns • ...
Financial Planning for Life 2022-10-17
Across
- -the original amount of money lent in a loan that does not include interest
- debt -money expanded that can increase your net worth and help you earn more money
- -a tax-advantage retirement plan with an employer contribution
- -they pay for work complete in a set period of time
- financial goals -the things you would like to be able to do with your money in around one to five years
- -money that is paid quarterly to shareholders of a company from the profits the company earns
- mortgage -a loan for a house where the interest rate stays the same throughout the entire term of the loan
- dept -dept that doesn't increase your net worth or help u earn more money
- financial goals -the things you would like to be able to do with your money in less than a year
- financial goals-the things you would like to be able to do with you money more than five years in the future
- -money that is owned in return for a loan or a purchase
- worth -the total amount of money held by an individual or company, including both assets and debts
Down
- interest - a percentage of both the principal (original loan amount) and previously accrued interests that is added to the total amount owed on a loan
- -an increase in monetary value
- -an employer-sponsored account where employees can save money from each paycheck to be used in retirement
- income tax -tax paid to the internal revenue service based on income from employment or business activity
- -property owned by a person that has value and could be used to pay off debt
- -money that is expended with the expectation of earning profit in return
- -money paid at a regular rate in exchange for money lent
- advance -small amount of money borrowed from credit card lenders at a very high interest rate
- -a plan for income and expenses during a set period of time
- cost averaging -an investment strategy that divides up the amount of money being invested and purchases small quantities of assets over time
- -all of the money than an individual receives or earned in a set period of time
- IRA -an individual retirement account where you can make after-tax contributions
- payment -the initial payment at the point of purchase of a large item like a car or house
25 Clues: -an increase in monetary value • -they pay for work complete in a set period of time • -money that is owned in return for a loan or a purchase • -money paid at a regular rate in exchange for money lent • -a plan for income and expenses during a set period of time • -a tax-advantage retirement plan with an employer contribution • ...
Culminating Assignment 2024-05-20
Across
- - A special savings account for retirement with tax benefits.
- - A contract where you pay to use something, like an apartment or a car, for a set time.
- Statement - A summary of all the money going in and out of your account over a period.
- - When something you own, like a car or a piece of equipment, loses value over time.
- Card - A card that lets you buy things now and pay for them later.
- Loan - A loan that requires you to put up something valuable, like a house or car, as collateral.
- Interest - Earning interest on both the money you initially saved and the interest that money has already earned.
- on Investment (ROI) - A measure of how much profit you made from an investment.
- - The money you earn from an investment
- - A place that keeps your money safe and lends you money.
- - Getting a new loan to replace an old one, usually with better terms.
- - A written note telling the bank to pay someone a certain amount of money.
- - When the bank takes back your house because you can't keep up with the mortgage payments.
- Income - The money you actually take home after taxes and other deductions.
- - Money that a company owes.
- - Spreading out your investments (like stocks and bonds) to reduce risk.
- - Money or other assets that you can use to make more money.
Down
- - The amount of money you have in your bank account.
- - Something valuable that you own and can use to make money.
- Loan - A loan given based only on your credit score, without needing collateral.
- - The original amount of money you borrowed or invested, not counting interest.
- of Credit - An agreement with a bank that lets you borrow up to a certain amount of money as you need it.
- Income - Your total income before taxes and deductions.
- - The chance of losing money on an investment.
- Fund - Money saved up for unexpected costs.
- - Someone who gets money or benefits from a will, trust, or insurance policy.
- - When you spend more money than you have in your bank account.
- Deposit - When your paycheck or other payments go straight into your bank account electronically.
- - A period when the economy is doing poorly.
- Limit - The most money you can borrow on your credit card.
- Payment - The smallest amount you can pay on your credit card bill to avoid penalties.
- course! Here are the terms rewritten in a more simplified and humanized way:
- - When someone can't pay back their debts and seeks legal help to deal with it.
33 Clues: - Money that a company owes. • - The money you earn from an investment • Fund - Money saved up for unexpected costs. • - A period when the economy is doing poorly. • - The chance of losing money on an investment. • - The amount of money you have in your bank account. • Income - Your total income before taxes and deductions. • ...
Banking Vocabulary 2015-12-07
Across
- To take money out of an account.
- Proof of something you did at the bank.
- This means that your money has matured; it has grown to the biggest amount it can be.
- When you take money from one account and put it in another account.
- Borrowed money that is received now but needs to be paid back, often monthly. You must also pay the bank interest.
- When there is not enough money in your bank account to pay for something that you wrote a cheque for. This is very bad! (two words)
- When you put money into a separate account and don’t ever take it out. The bank pays you interest, which means you get more money at the end of your investment time.
- An amount of money that can be used each month that the customer does not own.
- This means that the cheque is not good or not useable. You can write “VOID” across that has a mistake on it.
- A four-digit number used to access ATM machines.
Down
- The lowest amount you can pay on your credit card balance. (two words)
- To have used more money than there is in the account so that money is owed to the bank.
- A person who works at the bank counter and accepts and gives out money to the bank’s customers.
- This is when you pay bills, transfer money, or invest money online. (two words)
- Any situation where money is deposited or withdrawn from an account.
- The money the bank pays its customers for depositing money with them OR
- Someone who is paid money.
17 Clues: Someone who is paid money. • To take money out of an account. • Proof of something you did at the bank. • A four-digit number used to access ATM machines. • When you take money from one account and put it in another account. • Any situation where money is deposited or withdrawn from an account. • The lowest amount you can pay on your credit card balance. (two words) • ...
credit 2016-12-02
Across
- card you use to buy things
- failure to pay when money is due
- person who applies with you for a credit card
- lender
- initial payment
- record of your past credit
- 3 digit number about your credit
- the minimum money you can spend on a creditcard
- something that is owed
- amount borrowed
- money given by a financial institution
Down
- money borrowed for school
- credit above 750
- item of value that a person owes
- penalty for paying late
- credit reporting agency
- get billed by credit card statement
- fee you pay each month for borrowing money
- the most amount of money you can borrow
- score between 300 and 850
- report given by a credit reporting agency
- length of time you have to use the money
- yearly interest rate
23 Clues: lender • initial payment • amount borrowed • credit above 750 • yearly interest rate • something that is owed • penalty for paying late • credit reporting agency • money borrowed for school • score between 300 and 850 • card you use to buy things • record of your past credit • item of value that a person owes • failure to pay when money is due • 3 digit number about your credit • ...
Economic Vocabulary 2025-02-03
Across
- one thing that can be chosen
- to change or vary frequently
- profit gotten from an investment
- total money spending
- income received regulary
- amount of money that can be recieved
- money earned from doing work
- money that is charged by a bank or other for borrowing money
- having a particular value
- price increasing with money value reduction
- object owned
- something owed to someone else
Down
- management of supply of money
- fact that influence the result
- a period in which there is very little business activity and not many jobs
- to tell so about some information
- very sudden
- a period usually at least six months of low economic acitivity and unemployment rises
- not enough of something
- possibility good thing might happend in future
- gradually become less
21 Clues: very sudden • object owned • total money spending • gradually become less • not enough of something • income received regulary • having a particular value • one thing that can be chosen • to change or vary frequently • money earned from doing work • management of supply of money • fact that influence the result • something owed to someone else • profit gotten from an investment • ...
Economic Words 2020-01-20
Across
- tax
- money received for goods
- exchange of goods
- amount of goods and services available
- study of production, consumption and money
- a factor that makes people act in a way
- plan that shows income and expenses
- the fight for consumers money
- goods brought into a country
- price paid for borrowed money
- where buyers and sellers interact
- increase in prices
Down
- setting aside $$ for future use
- economic decline for months
- sellers
- money left after subtracting costs
- desire for a certain good or service
- buyers
- goods that are shipped out of a country
- cost cost of what you give up
- borrow money and agree to pay back over time
21 Clues: tax • buyers • sellers • exchange of goods • increase in prices • money received for goods • economic decline for months • goods brought into a country • the fight for consumers money • cost cost of what you give up • price paid for borrowed money • setting aside $$ for future use • where buyers and sellers interact • money left after subtracting costs • plan that shows income and expenses • ...
Theme of the day: Entrepreneurship! 2023-05-05
Across
- A Creation
- Something you have
- The belief in reliability
- A Journey full of risk
- Something a company is responsible for
- Sharing the truth
- An organization
- A scheme where money is wrongfully taken often with a promise
Down
- A holder of money
- When you receive money
- A profession
- An action with a large chance of failure
- An Upgrade
- A person or business who lends money
- A person who works often without pay for experience
- A part owner
- An Idea mapped out
- Power of influence
- In starting a business a person or people supply the money needed
- Money given to and taken back growing in the process
20 Clues: An Upgrade • A Creation • A profession • A part owner • An organization • A holder of money • Sharing the truth • Something you have • An Idea mapped out • Power of influence • When you receive money • A Journey full of risk • The belief in reliability • A person or business who lends money • Something a company is responsible for • An action with a large chance of failure • ...
Licence finance 2023-02-01
Across
- To stagnate
- To fall dramatically
- Someone who advises clients.
- Endurance, energy, resistance
- A very small loan
- A person or organisation that invests money.
- The money a person saves.
- The opposite of respectful
- Varied
Down
- A period of economic difficulties when there is less business activity.
- What a bank charges for a loan.
- All the debts of a company
- Money needed to start a business.
- The money that a business makes.
- The money you pay to the government.
- The money lent by a bank.
- The state of being unable to pay one's debts.
- The opposite of tolerant
- Prejudiced
- Everything a company owns.
20 Clues: Varied • Prejudiced • To stagnate • A very small loan • To fall dramatically • The opposite of tolerant • The money lent by a bank. • The money a person saves. • All the debts of a company • Everything a company owns. • The opposite of respectful • Someone who advises clients. • Endurance, energy, resistance • What a bank charges for a loan. • The money that a business makes. • ...
Unit Vocabulary Terms 2022-09-16
Across
- paper payment
- organization of enterprising
- money you take for a house
- score on a card
- how much you are getting paid
- exchange money towards something
- where you go to get a loan
- Pay more after borrowing
- what you write to people who need to borrow money
- using money for a certain period of time, paying it back later
- how much money is in your account
Down
- how much something is worth
- stays the same
- open line of credit
- how you get paid
- gap between unlimited and limited resources
- legal agreement with credit lenders
- when you get paid
- amount owed
- debt secured to specific asset
- supply is in shortage
- changes
- currency
23 Clues: changes • currency • amount owed • paper payment • stays the same • score on a card • how you get paid • when you get paid • open line of credit • supply is in shortage • Pay more after borrowing • money you take for a house • where you go to get a loan • how much something is worth • organization of enterprising • how much you are getting paid • debt secured to specific asset • ...
Unit Vocabulary Terms 2022-09-16
Across
- paper payment
- organization of enterprising
- money you take for a house
- score on a card
- how much you are getting paid
- exchange money towards something
- where you go to get a loan
- Pay more after borrowing
- what you write to people who need to borrow money
- using money for a certain period of time, paying it back later
- how much money is in your account
Down
- how much something is worth
- stays the same
- open line of credit
- how you get paid
- gap between unlimited and limited resources
- legal agreement with credit lenders
- when you get paid
- amount owed
- debt secured to specific asset
- supply is in shortage
- changes
- currency
23 Clues: changes • currency • amount owed • paper payment • stays the same • score on a card • how you get paid • when you get paid • open line of credit • supply is in shortage • Pay more after borrowing • money you take for a house • where you go to get a loan • how much something is worth • organization of enterprising • how much you are getting paid • debt secured to specific asset • ...
Chapter 2- The power of investing 2025-11-14
Across
- is a document guaranteeing that a buyer will pay the seller the agreed-upon amount and within the time specified
- taking measures to make your money grow
- is action taken to manage supply of money and interest rates
- Allow customers to pay for purchases and withdraw cash
- is a nonprofit financial institution that is privately owned and provides banking services for it's members
- Money is a common measure of the worth or price of a good or service
- is a technique for estimating the number of years required to double your money at a given rate of return.
- is a financial institution that is involved in trading securities in financial markets
- produces our paper money
- is a bank account used by depositors to accumulate money for future use
- is a prearranged amount of credit that is available for a business to use as needed
- Accounts (or Money market mutual funds)
- is a financial institution that offers savings and loan services
- truth in lending act equal credit opportunity act community reinvestment act these laws fall under the
- is a bank account that allows the account owner to make deposits, write checks, and withdraw money
Down
- is a financial institution that accepts money from customers and deposits it into the customer's account. A deposit is money that is placed into an account.
- An analysis of the company's stock, its price, price per movement, trading volume, ect.
- is the mechanism a nation uses to provide money for itself
- is anything of value that is accepted in return for goods or services; currency
- this is what the stock market gives you back
- is a written order for the bank to pay a specific amount to the person or organization.
- is any organization that provides services related to money
- is a financial investment issued by a corporation, government, or other organization
- are for-profit businesses that sell insurance products
- New York stock exchange
- interest that is earned both on the initial deposit and on the interest earned by the initial deposit
- Putting money aside so it will be available when you need it
- Money can be saved and used at a later date
- People exchanged goods/services back in the ancient times
- This is what paper money is known as
30 Clues: New York stock exchange • produces our paper money • This is what paper money is known as • taking measures to make your money grow • Accounts (or Money market mutual funds) • Money can be saved and used at a later date • this is what the stock market gives you back • Allow customers to pay for purchases and withdraw cash • ...
Financial Literacy Vocab 2023-03-08
Across
- The amount you take home after paying taxes and anything else that gets taken out your pay.
- An activity or action that might be dangerous
- Not having enough money to buy everything that you want.
- The topics or types of things that you enjoy learning about or spending your time doing
- Money that a financial institution pays you to borrow your money. It is calculated by multiplying the percentage rate times your balance (or total amount in your account.)
- What you give up in order to get something else.
- When you borrow money and promise to pay it back later
- Something you want to achieve. When you have a goal, then you can plan steps to achieve it. There are short-term, medium-term, and long-term goals that all take different amounts of time to achieve.
- Money that goes to the government to pay for things like schools, road repairs, and police and fire services.
- Giving resources or volunteering time to help those in need.
- Working extra hours to make extra money.
- A share in the ownership of a company. A company sells stock to raise money. If the company does well, the value of the stock may increase.
- To look at what you've done with your money over a period time.
- Finding out whether or not what you are about to buy can be found for a better price or in better shape at a different store.
- Payment for a year's worth of work that is divided into equal portions that are paid to you with each paycheck.
- Money that is available and ready to use like bills and coins.
- A plan for using your money over a set period of time. It helps you keep track of what you earn, spend, and save.
- Things you'd like to have, but they aren't needed to survive.
- A record of how you pay back the money you borrow.
Down
- A savings certificate that gains interest and has a set time before you can withdraw your money (if you take your money out early, you will likely be charged a fee.)
- Savings options, like stocks or bonds, that can make your money grow faster than a savings account. But you might not be able to take out your money anytime you want. And with some investments, you could also lose money.
- Money that you have to pay back.
- Agreements to lend money to companies or the government. They agree to pay you back by a certain date, with higher interest than a saving account.
- Money that a financial institution pays you to borrow your money. It is calculated as a percentage of the amount of money you have in your account.
- Things that you are able to do like for a job or a hobby.
- What you do for money.
- Money that a financial institution pays you to borrow your money. It is calculated by multiplying the percentage rate times your balance (or total amount in your account plus any interest you have already earned.)
- A quality that means that something or someone can be trust to do what has been agreed upon.
- Payment for the work you do. It can be an amount for each hour you work or based on completing a task.
- A type of job you do for a long time and may require some education, training, or experience related to it.
- Helps pay for emergencies. You pay a little money at set times. Then, if you have an emergency, insurance will help you pay for it! You can get insurance for your home, your health, your care, and more!
- The full amount.
- It is payday and Cece just received her paycheck. What should she do with the money?
- An account at a financial institution that gains interest and allows withdrawals.
- When you put things in order of how much they matter.
- Using money to buy stuff.
- Things you must have in order to survive like, shelter, and safety.
37 Clues: The full amount. • What you do for money. • Using money to buy stuff. • Money that you have to pay back. • Working extra hours to make extra money. • An activity or action that might be dangerous • What you give up in order to get something else. • A record of how you pay back the money you borrow. • When you put things in order of how much they matter. • ...
Module 6 2022-03-18
Across
- go travelling on sea
- a kind of money but not a paper
- the price or the worth of something in money
- have to
- a man or woman
- having a lot of money in it, worth(值) a lot of money
- a good result
- something made of wood , for keeping glass or vooks
- the final mark or score
- things to do
Down
- happiness
- the love of something
- the unit of money in America
- the unit of money in Britain
- a kind of paper money,
- the experience of doing things
- we use it to get some cool air in a hot day
- a small usually four sided piece of paper sold by post offices
- to clean
19 Clues: have to • to clean • happiness • things to do • a good result • a man or woman • go travelling on sea • the love of something • a kind of paper money, • the final mark or score • the unit of money in America • the unit of money in Britain • the experience of doing things • a kind of money but not a paper • the price or the worth of something in money • ...
Module 6 2022-03-18
Across
- go travelling on sea
- a kind of money but not a paper
- the price or the worth of something in money
- have to
- a man or woman
- having a lot of money in it, worth(值) a lot of money
- a good result
- something made of wood , for keeping glass or vooks
- the final mark or score
- things to do
Down
- happiness
- the love of something
- the unit of money in America
- the unit of money in Britain
- a kind of paper money,
- the experience of doing things
- we use it to get some cool air in a hot day
- a small usually four sided piece of paper sold by post offices
- to clean
19 Clues: have to • to clean • happiness • things to do • a good result • a man or woman • go travelling on sea • the love of something • a kind of paper money, • the final mark or score • the unit of money in America • the unit of money in Britain • the experience of doing things • a kind of money but not a paper • the price or the worth of something in money • ...
Personal Finance crossword 2021-04-08
Across
- a sum or money placed or kept in a bank account
- a certain medium of an exchange
- tax levied by a government directly on income
- financial burden or out lay
- a expense that changes every month
- forced to pay debts
- the income over which the government impales tax
- the total wealth of an individual
- something owed
- an account at a bank that the bank checks
- potion of a loan
- is how much a bill is to pay
- a loan
Down
- receive money
- the quality or state of being liable
- after tax
- a bank or other creditors lends money
- business expenses that are not dependent
- employer takes a certain amount of money
- a card allowing the kept in a bank account
- for profit with company variables
- money before taxes
- a tax on sales or on the recipes from sales
- your money
- the amount of money you need to live
- an economy of or revenue in money simple interest
- interest compotes on the sum of an original principle and accrued interest
- the act or process of deducting
28 Clues: a loan • after tax • your money • receive money • something owed • potion of a loan • money before taxes • forced to pay debts • financial burden or out lay • is how much a bill is to pay • a certain medium of an exchange • the act or process of deducting • for profit with company variables • the total wealth of an individual • a expense that changes every month • ...
Econ Unit 2021-06-10
Across
- money that have been saved.
- what is it called when the price of stock goes up or down.
- A thing people cant live out with.
- A to store money in.
- to measure the price increase.
- A good or service
- A wage that comes over time.
- what the fed use to increase/decrease the money supply.
- when uneployment rates is high.
- production that uses underground or above parts.
- This is when the money is average.
- How much money the company is getting.
- A unit that can measure the amount of money.
Down
- What is it calld when someone is sent into working?
- people who spend their money on you.
- Shared income from a comapny.
- something people can live without but would like it.
- stuff people produce
- A sign on the health of the econ.
- A good or service that is created.
- the cost of something
- A group that controls the money in econ.
- When prices are too high
- when someone borrow money thn pay it back(like the gov).
- Something people study consumption on.
- Something the people ask for.
26 Clues: A good or service • stuff people produce • A to store money in. • the cost of something • When prices are too high • money that have been saved. • A wage that comes over time. • Shared income from a comapny. • Something the people ask for. • to measure the price increase. • when uneployment rates is high. • A sign on the health of the econ. • A thing people cant live out with. • ...
Money (Chapter 5 - Interface 2) Dawid Skraburski 2015-03-12
Across
- put money in the bank
- money made of metal
- job you have for only several hours a week
- money you are given when you paid too much
- box where you keep your spare money
- shops selling second-hand things
- exchange things
- take money from someone
- give money to someone
Down
- paper you are given after you buy something
- cash that you get from your parents every week
- get money for something you did
- exchange money for a product
- money made of paper
- get money from a lottery
15 Clues: exchange things • money made of metal • money made of paper • put money in the bank • give money to someone • take money from someone • get money from a lottery • exchange money for a product • get money for something you did • shops selling second-hand things • box where you keep your spare money • job you have for only several hours a week • ...
Unit 10 Financial Literacy by Carly Weiss 2019-04-04
Across
- the amount owed or borrowed on a loan
- an account used to save money with interest
- the portion of an employees wage that isn't on their paycheck
- the amount of money needed to sustain a standard of living
- the amount of income used to calculate how much tax one owes
- the money earned
- interest on already earned interest
- the cost required to buy something
- the reduction of income that can be taxed
- a valuable thing, person, or quantity
- taxes placed on goods or services
- the amount of money one must pay based off their income
- a transfer of money into a bank account
Down
- the cost of a single unit
- a cost that changes as quantity of goods or services change
- a financial debt or obligation
- a loan from a financial institution that allows someone to pay for a home
- a plastic card that allows the user to hold money at convenience
- the amount of money received before taxes
- an expense rate that does not change
- the interest charged on a loan
- a plan used for using money and estimated costs
- a bank account with little or no interest
- money taken from an account
- an entry recording an amount owed
- Worth the amount of money one has on them at all times
- the amount of money received after taxes
- a fixed payment from employee to employer
28 Clues: the money earned • the cost of a single unit • money taken from an account • a financial debt or obligation • the interest charged on a loan • an entry recording an amount owed • taxes placed on goods or services • the cost required to buy something • interest on already earned interest • an expense rate that does not change • the amount owed or borrowed on a loan • ...
Managing Your Finances 2013-04-14
Across
- Income earned through investing in companies
- Income earned my casual workers
- Money that you owe
- The management of large amounts of money
- Amount of money from the income going into a savings account that is accessible for retirement
- Income earned depending on your sales
- Describes a company who is stable and successful (2 words)
- A portion of a company which you can trade
- Required input to state revenue
- Something you have invested in
- Things you spend your money on
- A tax that you pay according to the goods and services you purchase
Down
- Refers to expenses that are regularly spent
- Something used when purchasing an item
- A place where you can trade shares
- Money received in return for doing household chores, usually given by parents or guardians (2 words)
- Refers to expenses that is irregularly spent
- Someone who trades shares for clients
- Money you save that is left over from income after allowing for expenses
- Extra amount of money, usually double, given for working on public holidays (2 words)
- Australian Stock Exchange
- Money given by banks for the use of your money
- The amount of money you are receiving
- Monthly earnings
- A regular repayment given by a tenant in return for the use of their property
- Where a company provides compensation and cover for various things such as inuries or theft
- Selling or purchasing shares
- A plan showing your income and expenditure
28 Clues: Monthly earnings • Money that you owe • Australian Stock Exchange • Selling or purchasing shares • Something you have invested in • Things you spend your money on • Income earned my casual workers • Required input to state revenue • A place where you can trade shares • Someone who trades shares for clients • Income earned depending on your sales • ...
Career and Life Planning Vocab 2023-11-10
Across
- Money needs to be paid before expenses befor insurence
- Anything left on your paycheck after taxes
- The available amount on an account that is owned
- An account allowing fast access to your expenses
- How much is charged of how much is earned
- A statement of financial plan related to a credit union
- Any fee from your bank account when you spend more than what you have.
- An ask for your insurance to pay
- due Any amount dew to pay
- Anything you have spent money on that is yours
- Making a plan on how you want to spend money
- Any needs in your home like electricity
Down
- Small amount to pay in order to avoid all fines
- A certain contract allowing you to use someone elses property for an amount of time and money
- Any money for health income
- A document with your paycheck showing you were paid and how much went towards taxes
- Everybody has to pay for the government to allow your services
- Giving money over for safe keeping
- Money you earn while you work
- The money amount you use when you use a loan
- The amount of time for money to move from an account
- Giving money to one account to another
- Getting a thing knowing you will pay it back
- An accounting method when you record your earnings in your budget
- An amount from your bank account that is removed to pay
- Paper Money
26 Clues: Paper Money • Any money for health income • Money you earn while you work • due Any amount dew to pay • An ask for your insurance to pay • Giving money over for safe keeping • Giving money to one account to another • Any needs in your home like electricity • How much is charged of how much is earned • Anything left on your paycheck after taxes • ...
Financial Terms.. 2024-01-31
Across
- An app on a phone that accesses your banking account.
- Taking money out of an account.
- A plan for saving/spending money.
- Charges from a bank that may be attached to an account.
- A person to whom money is paid.
- Currency.
- A loan to purchase a house.
- A sum paid for the use of money.
- Money available in a checking or saving account
- Health savings account.
- An Organization who makes funds available for people to borrow.
- An account that allows you to set money aside.
- Preferred Provider Organization.
- A fee that someone pays for specific medical services.
- Requires everyone to have healthcare.
- A business that charges a fee to cash out a check.
Down
- ATM (What does it stand for?)
- A monthly statement containing balances and depositing info.
- A way of sending money to someone without using cash.
- A check written for more than what your account has.
- Using money for profit or material use.
- An Order for payment to a person.
- An account that represents the customer's funds.
- Occurs when an account is below zero.
- An account that allows you to quickly access funds.
- A plan offering prepaid medical care.
- A person who makes payment.
- The amount of money borrowed.
- A card that enables the user to withdraw money from it.
- A way to view your account and pay bills via the internet.
30 Clues: Currency. • Health savings account. • A loan to purchase a house. • A person who makes payment. • ATM (What does it stand for?) • The amount of money borrowed. • Taking money out of an account. • A person to whom money is paid. • A sum paid for the use of money. • Preferred Provider Organization. • An Order for payment to a person. • A plan for saving/spending money. • ...
Investing Personal Finance 2024-03-20
Across
- You should buy ___
- The top stock companies in the world
- How big the company is in the stock market
- Someone who puts money into stocks long-term
- Companies spend millions to get a commercial at this event
- Money insured by the government
- Makes access to money difficult through a system
- Shares of a company
- Money not backed by the government
- Leaving company and putting your money elsewhere in new company
- Measures the performance of a group of securities
- Someone who buys and sells stocks quickly
- Stock market crash of 1929
- The age you can start investing
Down
- Describes someone who is reserved in their investing
- Putting all the money available into investing
- Money given back to you that was taken by the government
- When a company borrows money from investors
- Large numbers of customers withdraw from the bank
- Saved money for a particular purpose
- Stock Market index that tracks large companies
- The top crypto currency
- Where a company can sell shares of their company
- Money that goes into retirement with taxes already taken out
- Describes a person who takes risks with investing
- Putting money into a system to gain it back
- The age to collect social security
- Working for a long time to get the full benefit of your 401k
- You should sell ____
- Investment for retirement from your own paycheck
30 Clues: You should buy ___ • Shares of a company • You should sell ____ • The top crypto currency • Stock market crash of 1929 • Money insured by the government • The age you can start investing • Money not backed by the government • The age to collect social security • The top stock companies in the world • Saved money for a particular purpose • Someone who buys and sells stocks quickly • ...
PF Puzzles Project 2024-05-09
Across
- shares of which ownership is divided
- money now from persons paycheck typically paid back next paycheck
- an account at the bank that gains interest
- amount at which you are charged extra per year
- money that is borrowed to be paid back
- money withdrawn directly from users savings
- value of shares given by a company
- Institution where one can store and deposit money to use
- guarantee of payment for specified loss
- extra money paid back on loans
- investing for money or profit
- money now pay back later
- money that can be withdrawn by owner of account
- certificate issued by banks
- ones inability to pay off outstanding debts and is seeking relief
Down
- The state at being responsible for something
- Gradual reduction of debt by payments
- estimate of income and amount spent for a period
- financial resource that has value
- The return of investments over the course of a year
- money put away for later
- interest accumulated from current and previous sum
- credit that is used and paid back monthly
- money owed after borrowing
- average for this is 65
- The measure of ones credit and likelihood to repay debts
- money made from working or investing
- taking vehicle on a loan
- government issued investment
- total value of what someone or business owns minus debt
- contributions to state income on income and purchases
- 300-850
- loans given to purchase a house
33 Clues: 300-850 • average for this is 65 • money put away for later • taking vehicle on a loan • money now pay back later • money owed after borrowing • certificate issued by banks • government issued investment • investing for money or profit • extra money paid back on loans • loans given to purchase a house • financial resource that has value • value of shares given by a company • ...
Puzzle Project 2024-05-13
Across
- money owed after borrowing
- The measure of ones credit and likelihood to repay debts
- average for this is 65
- an account at the bank that gains interest
- financial resource that has value
- money withdrawn directly from users savings
- extra money paid back on loans
- interest accumulated from current and previous sum
- Institution where one can store and deposit money to use
- investing for money or profit
- guarantee of payment for specified loss
- taking vehicle on a loan
- The return of investments over the course of a year
- value of shares given by a company
Down
- 300-850
- total value of what someone or business owns minus debt
- money now pay back later
- money made from working or investing
- ones inability to pay off outstanding debts and is seeking relief
- loans given to purchase a house
- The state at being responsible for something
- estimate of income and amount spent for a period
- money that is borrowed to be paid back
- certificate issued by banks
- money now from persons paycheck typically paid back next paycheck
- amount at which you are charged extra per year
- government issued investment
- money that can be withdrawn by owner of account
- shares of which ownership is divided
- credit that is used and paid back monthly
- contributions to state income on income and purchases
- Gradual reduction of debt by payments
- money put away for later
33 Clues: 300-850 • average for this is 65 • money now pay back later • taking vehicle on a loan • money put away for later • money owed after borrowing • certificate issued by banks • government issued investment • investing for money or profit • extra money paid back on loans • loans given to purchase a house • financial resource that has value • value of shares given by a company • ...
Personal Financial Literacy 2025-03-03
Across
- a card issued by a bank used to make purchases directly from your account
- money borrowed by students to pay for college, and it must be paid back
- the extra cost you pay for borrowing money
- a score you earn based on your financial actions. Usually between 300-850)
- the amount of money a person earns over 1 year
- the amount of time negative information stays on your credit report
- a bank account that is used for every day spending
- a card issued by a bank or company that can be used to postpone purchases until the end of the month
- moving money back and forth between accounts
- a job connected to a campus given to a student to help pay for college.
- money given to students to pay for college based on achievements or special talents
Down
- money taken out of the account
- the amount of time positive information stays on your credit report
- bank account that pays interest
- a way to keep track of your checking account balance by tracking deposits and withdrawals throughout the month
- an organization or person who lends money
- money added to the account
- money given to students to pay for college, sometimes based on income, and it does not have to be paid back
- a detailed list of a person's credit history and credit score
- a person who borrows money
- how much money you currently have in your account
21 Clues: money added to the account • a person who borrows money • money taken out of the account • bank account that pays interest • an organization or person who lends money • the extra cost you pay for borrowing money • moving money back and forth between accounts • the amount of money a person earns over 1 year • how much money you currently have in your account • ...
11 THE ECONOMY 2022-02-15
Across
- ---- allowance/invalidity benefit
- provízia
- to make sb believe sth false so they give you money
- capital ---- tax, daň z kapitálových výnosov
- tax ----, daňový raj
- to offer a particular amount of money in a public sale
- ---- tax, daň z príjmu
- spreneveriť
- plytvať, to waste money, supplies, opportunities
Down
- tax ----, to use legal methods to minimize the amount of tax you have to pay
- tax ----, daňový únik, illegal
- to ---- money on something
- ---- director, výkonný riaditeľ
- money paid by the government for a special purpose
- dotovať, to pay money to encourage sth to happen
- cestovné
- = backhander, podplatiť
- mýto
- tax ----, daňové priznanie
- vydierať, to obtain by force or threat
20 Clues: mýto • provízia • cestovné • spreneveriť • tax ----, daňový raj • ---- tax, daň z príjmu • = backhander, podplatiť • to ---- money on something • tax ----, daňové priznanie • tax ----, daňový únik, illegal • ---- director, výkonný riaditeľ • ---- allowance/invalidity benefit • vydierať, to obtain by force or threat • capital ---- tax, daň z kapitálových výnosov • ...
Ramsey Book Vocab 2025-12-09
Across
- Money borrowed from a person or bank that you must pay back, usually with interest. (Ramsey advises avoiding these, especially for college.)
- Payment The smallest amount of money you must pay back on a loan or credit card bill each month. (Paying only this amount costs you more in the long run.)
- A program that lets students work part-time at school to earn money that helps pay for their college expenses.
- An expense that changes or fluctuates in amount each time you pay it (like groceries or clothes).
- The fee or percentage that a bank or lender charges you to borrow money, or pays you to save money.
- Money you save and keep safe to be used only for unexpected, important problems, like a broken phone or car repair.
- The idea that money you have now is worth more than the same amount in the future because it can earn interest.
- The money you set aside for future goals instead of spending it now.
Down
- When you earn interest on your original savings plus the interest you've already earned. It's like your money is making money for you!
- The money you earn from a job, allowance, or other source.
- A small plastic card that allows you to borrow money from a bank or lender to pay for goods and services. (This is a form of debt.)
- A government form you fill out to see what financial aid (grants, loans, etc.) you qualify for to pay for college.
- An expense that stays the same amount every time you pay it (like a subscription).
- The original amount of money borrowed or saved, before any interest is added.
- An amount of money you owe to someone else, like a person or a bank.
- Money awarded to a student based on merit (grades, sports, etc.) that you do not have to pay back.
- Money given by the government or an organization for college that you do not have to pay back.
- A plan that shows exactly how much money you expect to earn and how you plan to spend it. (A budget gives every dollar a job!)
- School A school that provides hands-on training for a specific job, like welding, culinary arts, or auto repair.
- A type of budget where your total income minus all your expenses equals zero. It means you have a job for every dollar you earn.
20 Clues: The money you earn from a job, allowance, or other source. • An amount of money you owe to someone else, like a person or a bank. • The money you set aside for future goals instead of spending it now. • The original amount of money borrowed or saved, before any interest is added. • ...
Banking 2025-02-16
Across
- To put money in
- You need to put money in an ......
- Someone you pay money to
- To borrow money
- Card A card that you owe money
- Money you owe the bank for a house
- What you need to do when you lose your card
- Shows how much money you have
Down
- To take out money
- A machine at the shop you use your card
- Someone who works in a bank you get money from
- Not money but like money
- Money at the end
- A machine to put money in and get money out
14 Clues: To put money in • To borrow money • Money at the end • To take out money • Someone you pay money to • Not money but like money • Shows how much money you have • Card A card that you owe money • You need to put money in an ...... • Money you owe the bank for a house • A machine at the shop you use your card • What you need to do when you lose your card • ...
Fundamental Principles of Money 2021-09-21
Across
- wire transfer of money from one bank account to another
- type of treasuries which have the longest maturities of all government bonds
- payment card which provides the cardholder electronic access to their bank account
- type of money made with metal, stamped and issued by the authority of government
- slip of paper which allows the user to make a payment from his or her bank account to a business or individual
- types of government bond issued with shorter maturities than T-bonds
- means by which a government adjusts its spending levels and tax rates to monitor and influence a nation's economy
- form of legal tender which can be used to exchange goods, debt, or services
- standard mass of gold defines the value of a currency unit
Down
- rate at which a u nit of currency of one country can be exchanged for a unit of currency of another currency
- system of money in general use in a country
- form of debt issued by a national government
- promissory notes issued by a Federal Reserve Bank
- paper currency issued by the Continentals Congress
- government bonds issued with terms of four, 13, 26 or 52 weeks
- total amount of monetary assets available in a country's economy at a specific time
- payment card issued by a bank to cardholders as a method of payment
- something generally accepted as a medium of exchange, a measure of value or a means of payment
- desired holding of financial assets in the form of money— cash and bank deposit
19 Clues: system of money in general use in a country • form of debt issued by a national government • promissory notes issued by a Federal Reserve Bank • paper currency issued by the Continentals Congress • wire transfer of money from one bank account to another • standard mass of gold defines the value of a currency unit • ...
Personal Finance 2016-05-25
Across
- money received by workers, usually on a weekly basis, for services they provide to an employer
- records of consumers
- regular payment made by a tenant to an owner for the use of the owner’s building or land
- to take back goods bought on credit if repayments have not been made
- a person who owes money
- money paid to others for their services
- when a business, or person, is unable to pay her or his debts
- the amount of money to be paid to receive insurance cover
- a sum paid to authors, musicians, and so on, as a percentage of the proceeds from their work
- putting money into something in order to make a profit. Individuals, government and business all carry out investment.
- time during which work is done outside regular working hours. Such time is usually paid at higher rates.
- a payment made for the use of money that has been borrowed
- what remains after all business expenses are deducted from sales revenue
- sum payable as profit for shares
Down
- a certain amount of money can be taken out of the borrower’s wages
- someone who guarantees to pay back the money if the borrower does not
- the percentage of a sales price received by a salesperson for her or his services
- a person who is owed money
- a way of saving so an employee has some money in retirement
- stocks and shares held by an individual
- a range of low-risk and high-risk financial investments
- a fixed amount of money paid on a regular basis (usually fortnightly or monthly) to a permanent employee of an organisation
- money received on a regular basis from work, property, business, investment or welfare payments
23 Clues: records of consumers • a person who owes money • a person who is owed money • sum payable as profit for shares • money paid to others for their services • stocks and shares held by an individual • a range of low-risk and high-risk financial investments • the amount of money to be paid to receive insurance cover • a payment made for the use of money that has been borrowed • ...
Personal Finance Vocabulary 2022-11-11
16 Clues: work • money owed • currency used • spending plan • money borrowed • property owned • property owned • money you make • physical money • physical things • retirement plan • management of money • market of property and homes • monetary value of individuals • practice of dealing with money • world of goods and services buy/sell
Hands on Banking review 2017-03-16
Across
- borrow money and pay back with interest
- purchase now with promise to pay later
- a combination of numbers that allows access to your account
- the amount of money a person is able to make from work
- to take money out of an account
- a second person who signs your credit or loan application
- the measurable likelihood of loss on an investment
- the amount in the account
- money, goods, or services you owe to others
Down
- having worth, desirability or usefulness
- the total amount of money borrowed
- to add money in to an account
- money paid to a borrower for use of that money
- a written order instructing the bank to pay a specific amount of money to a specific person or business
- a cost of living
- amount of money received during a period of time
- a spending and savings plan
17 Clues: a cost of living • the amount in the account • a spending and savings plan • to add money in to an account • to take money out of an account • the total amount of money borrowed • purchase now with promise to pay later • borrow money and pay back with interest • having worth, desirability or usefulness • money, goods, or services you owe to others • ...
Accounting 2019-06-03
Across
- an amount of money that you borrow from a bank etc
- a printed form on which you write an amount of money and say who it is to be paid to
- all the things that is owned by the business
- exchange of goods
- the loan when you are buying properties
- a person to whom money is owed by a debtor
- anyone who owe money to the business
- an instance of buying or selling something, a business deal
- the amount of money that you spend on something
- what is owed
- a book in which a business records how much money it receives and spend
Down
- the money received
- cash and asset that will be converted into cash
- a person with an interest or concern in something, especially a business
- the owner plans to use the goods for his personal use
- someone whose job is to keep and check financial accounts
- the use of money to get a profit
- money that a business receives over a period of time
- levied by the government on workers' income and business profits
- the order of assets could be most quickly converted into cash
20 Clues: what is owed • exchange of goods • the money received • the use of money to get a profit • anyone who owe money to the business • the loan when you are buying properties • a person to whom money is owed by a debtor • all the things that is owned by the business • cash and asset that will be converted into cash • the amount of money that you spend on something • ...
Personal Finance 2021-10-04
Across
- Covers managing your money as well as saving and investing
- cost required for something/money spent on something
- of living The amount of money needed to cover basic expenses
- 26 Times a year
- An agreement between two parties whereby one party allows the other to use his/her property
- take-home pay
- How you earn money
- An estimate of income for a set period of time
- A set amount of money that does not change
- specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and trackable
- What you must have to live
- A payment made in exchange for occupying another's land or property
Down
- The personal, big-picture objectives you set for how you'll save and spend money
- A form of debt incurred by an individual or other entity
- Working longer than 40 hours
- 12 times a years
- Money you recieve for working on paper
- The desire foor goods and services
- Money that changes based on usage
- Money earned in exchange for work
- The amount before any subtractions are made
- What you do in life
- An accounting entry that results in either an increase in assets or a decrease in liabilities on a company's balance sheet
23 Clues: take-home pay • 26 Times a year • 12 times a years • How you earn money • What you do in life • What you must have to live • Working longer than 40 hours • Money that changes based on usage • Money earned in exchange for work • The desire foor goods and services • Money you recieve for working on paper • A set amount of money that does not change • ...
ashton/ econ crossword 2021-04-29
Across
- Resources Gifts of nature used to make goods
- Cost The next best choice that you give up
- Resources Goods made and used to produce
- To use money to buy goods and services
- the study of people and choices
- the goods and services that consumers buy from sellers in other nations
- To use money to gain profit.
- government is in charged
- A plan showing how income is to be spent.
- Taxes on goods brought into a country
- The amount that consumers are able and willing to buy
- When there is not enough for all who want it
- Paper money that is used by a country
- Things people like and desire
Down
- To make a decision
- To trade goods and services without using money
- A plan showing how income is to be spent.
- The management of money.
- The production of just one or very few products
- Money owed on an account
- objects people can hold or touch that can satisfy their economic wants
- The exchange of goods and services
- the total amount of money, time, and resources
- A good used to buy other goods and services
- To receive money for doing work
25 Clues: To make a decision • The management of money. • Money owed on an account • government is in charged • To use money to gain profit. • Things people like and desire • the study of people and choices • To receive money for doing work • The exchange of goods and services • Taxes on goods brought into a country • Paper money that is used by a country • ...
Credit Crossword 2022-03-21
Across
- The amount of money in a bank account
- Kiwisaver providers charge different f_______
- High-risk Kiwisaver funds will consist of _____
- Another name for the cost of borrowing money
- A general increase in prices
- Automated Teller Machine stands for what?
- The amount of money borrowed without interest
- Some cards offer _______ to encourage spending
- A person or organisation that lends money
- making high-risk investments
- Credit Cards usually come with f_____
- Low-risk Kiwisaver funds will consist of ______
- A number out of a 100
- providers allow people to choose their r______
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- The money made from doing a job is called......
- spending now for income in the future
- Debit cards can get you into debt. True or False?
- c________ funds have the lowest interest
- A credit card doesn't give you ________ money.
- Talking money out of a bank account
- A person or organisation that borrows money
- ___________ can choose to contribute 3%-30%
- Savings accounts earn ___________ interest
- Electronic funds transmission at point of sale
- Some Kiwisaver providers are more e________
- A card used to access your own funds
- A card that allows short-term loans
- Putting money aside for future use
28 Clues: A number out of a 100 • A general increase in prices • making high-risk investments • Putting money aside for future use • Talking money out of a bank account • A card that allows short-term loans • A card used to access your own funds • spending now for income in the future • The amount of money in a bank account • Credit Cards usually come with f_____ • ...
Personal Finance #1 2015-02-13
Across
- same every month
- what you own
- changes from month to month
- quickly converted to cash
- assets minus liabilities
- small, secure storage
- money in, money out
- what you owe
- liabilities greater than assets
- price at which property would sell
Down
- plan for using money
- gross pay minus deductions
- extra money
- more than one year
- pay before deductions
- less than one year
- monthly costs i.e. cable, cell phone
- money left over
- more spent than earned
- same as net pay
20 Clues: extra money • what you own • what you owe • money left over • same as net pay • same every month • more than one year • less than one year • money in, money out • plan for using money • pay before deductions • small, secure storage • more spent than earned • assets minus liabilities • quickly converted to cash • gross pay minus deductions • changes from month to month • ...
Financial Literacy Crossword 2021-09-27
Across
- European currency
- Regular spending money
- House loan
- Most of your paycheck
- Purchases that increase or decrease in value
- A reduction in price
- U.S. currency
- Financial spending & saving document
- How much something costs
- Money stored for a rainy day
- Temporary funding
- temporary ownership of a place or thing
- Where extra money lives
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- When things cost less
- Investments in a company
- Also temporary funding
- How much something is worth
- Loan provider
- When you have no money
- When things cost more
- How much money you make
- Extra money paid by the bank
- Tool to save on price
- Having a job
- When you have no money
- Extra cost
26 Clues: House loan • Extra cost • Having a job • Loan provider • U.S. currency • European currency • Temporary funding • A reduction in price • When things cost less • Most of your paycheck • When things cost more • Tool to save on price • Regular spending money • Also temporary funding • When you have no money • When you have no money • How much money you make • Where extra money lives • ...
Francisco 2017-11-30
Across
- money paid regularly
- money that is due
- a card used by the bank
- the cost required for something
- a porportion of a loan
- an account at a bank
- an individuals income
- money you gotta pay
- a companys total earnings
Down
- card a card used by the bank to transfer money
- a deficit in a bank account
- payment a payment made when something is bought on credit
- an income for a set of period
- an account that gets interest
- money receive
- personal income
- a sum of money placed in a bank account
- withdrawing something
- an legal agreement
- the option of deducting
- a tax on sales
- a payment
22 Clues: a payment • money receive • a tax on sales • personal income • money that is due • an legal agreement • money you gotta pay • money paid regularly • an account at a bank • withdrawing something • an individuals income • a porportion of a loan • a card used by the bank • the option of deducting • a companys total earnings • a deficit in a bank account • an income for a set of period • ...
The First Credit Card Generation 2025-11-03
Across
- Another major card brand
- Use a card to buy
- Early credit club
- Borrowed money
- Issuer of a credit card
- Maximum credit amount
- Plastic money
- Credit line option
- Place of purchase
- Autograph a receipt
- Your financial record
- Proof of purchase
- Financial trust
- Direct payment card
- Pre-card payment method
- Paper money
Down
- Put an item on a card
- Settle a bill
- Material of a card
- Money management
- Money owed
- Available money
- Holds cards and cash
- Move card through reader
- Visit stores to buy
- Fee on borrowed funds
- Popular card network
- OK a transaction
- An item bought
- Monthly credit statement
30 Clues: Money owed • Paper money • Settle a bill • Plastic money • Borrowed money • An item bought • Available money • Financial trust • Money management • OK a transaction • Use a card to buy • Early credit club • Place of purchase • Proof of purchase • Material of a card • Credit line option • Visit stores to buy • Autograph a receipt • Direct payment card • Holds cards and cash • Popular card network • ...
Ka-ching! 2014-11-05
Across
- Money that a person or a bank lends you (noun).
- To spend a lot of money on something (informal) (verb)
- A piece of money made of metal.
- Money that you borrow from a bank to buy a house.
- A piece of paper money.
- A machine inside or outside the bank where you can get money.
- To have enough money to buy something (verb).
Down
- A shopping centre (US) (Noun).
- Money that somebody (or a bank) lends you.
- Having no money (informal) (adj).
- A small plastic card you use to buy things (noun).
- To give or pay money for something (verb).
- To get money by working (verb).
- Wanting more money etc. than you really need (adj)
- Money a person gets for the work he/she does.
- Money that you pay to the government.
16 Clues: A piece of paper money. • A shopping centre (US) (Noun). • A piece of money made of metal. • To get money by working (verb). • Having no money (informal) (adj). • Money that you pay to the government. • Money that somebody (or a bank) lends you. • To give or pay money for something (verb). • Money a person gets for the work he/she does. • ...
Ka-ching! 2014-11-05
Across
- Money that a person or a bank lends you (noun).
- machine A machine inside or outside the bank where you can get money.
- Money that you borrow from a bank to buy a house.
- Money that you pay to the government.
- To spend a lot of money on something (informal) (verb)
- A piece of money made of metal.
- A piece of paper money.
- Wanting more money etc. than you really need (adj)
Down
- To have enough money to buy something (verb).
- Money a person gets for the work he/she does.
- A small plastic card you use to buy things (noun).
- A shopping centre (US) (Noun).
- To get money by working (verb).
- Having no money (informal) (adj).
- To give or pay money for something (verb).
15 Clues: A piece of paper money. • A shopping centre (US) (Noun). • To get money by working (verb). • A piece of money made of metal. • Having no money (informal) (adj). • Money that you pay to the government. • To give or pay money for something (verb). • To have enough money to buy something (verb). • Money a person gets for the work he/she does. • ...
Budgeting Crossword 2025-07-16
Across
- A set amount of money given regularly.
- Money received, especially on a regular basis.
- Extra money left over after expenses are paid.
- A detailed proposal for achieving financial goals.
- The act of using money to buy things.
- The ability to borrow money or a record of payment history.
Down
- The amount of money available in an account.
- Movement of money in and out of an account.
- Money owed to someone else.
- Money set aside for future use.
- Money that is spent on something.
- A financial plan for managing money.
- To put money into something hoping it will grow.
- A financial prediction for the future.
- When spending exceeds income.
15 Clues: Money owed to someone else. • When spending exceeds income. • Money set aside for future use. • Money that is spent on something. • A financial plan for managing money. • The act of using money to buy things. • A set amount of money given regularly. • A financial prediction for the future. • Movement of money in and out of an account. • ...
unit 10- financial literacy vocabulary by: Clhoe Matykiewicz 2019-04-04
Across
- a tax on certian goods
- a cost to a person/business that varies over time
- to take away money
- the total assets
- deduction of tax expense
- the addition of intrest
- what you get for services on a regular basis
- a bank account in which checks maybe written
- the finanical obligation, responsiblity, or debt
- money saved for later
- an expense that doe not change from time to time
- a loan for estate
Down
- set amount of money
- one must pay to maintain ones standard of living
- when an income tax system imposes tax
- money recieved before tax
- expense that is allowed as a re deduction of gross income
- a tax on income that is withheld from your wages
- easy way of caculating intrest
- something you have to pay off over time
- show as price per unit
- money held for safe keeping
- owned by someone/company and you have to meet debts
- something you spend money on
- the total amount of money being borrowed or lent
- money you recieve without tax
- any card used to borrow money
27 Clues: the total assets • a loan for estate • to take away money • set amount of money • money saved for later • a tax on certian goods • show as price per unit • the addition of intrest • deduction of tax expense • money recieved before tax • money held for safe keeping • something you spend money on • money you recieve without tax • any card used to borrow money • easy way of caculating intrest • ...
232323223313213136614141 2023-05-02
Across
- federal insurance that pays for hospitalization for the elderly
- the existing amount in an account
- a transaction that takes money from an account
- a book or chart that lists financial transactions; also called a register
- where you put money
- someone who hires workers
- a written order directing a bank to take money from your account and pay someone you have designated on the order
- money paid by the bank for the use of your money, of paid by you for the use of bank money
- a written agreement to repay borrowed money; also called a note
- a face-to-face meeting with someone who may hire you
- a transaction that adds to an account
- total pay before payroll taxes
Down
- the amount that the induvial must pay before the insurance company pays its share
- someone who is hired and works for someone else
- something an employer offers an employee beyond salary
- money given to charity
- a reward or something positive that is generally used to encourage someone to do something
- the final arranging of details for the sale of a house
- what you own or have paid for
- the sum of money or obligations you owe
20 Clues: where you put money • money given to charity • someone who hires workers • what you own or have paid for • total pay before payroll taxes • the existing amount in an account • a transaction that adds to an account • the sum of money or obligations you owe • a transaction that takes money from an account • someone who is hired and works for someone else • ...
Economics terms - Klara 2022-04-05
Across
- Measure of relative price changes.
- What is happening when the prices rise and the goods are becoming more expensive?
- From which word was the “dollar” created?
- Money in the form of gold or silver coins.
- Selection of goods and services that are consistently purchased and sold.
- How do we call people who borrow money and therefore owe money?
- Metallic forms of money such as pennies.
- What do you call a fly who has no wings?
- How do we call a person or institution to whom money is owed?
- Any object that is generally accepted as payment for goods and services.
- What mode of transportation does an economist prefer?
- Regular up and downs in the economy.
Down
- Money that has an alternative use.
- What happens when you add “de” to inflation?
- What kind of tea is hard to swallow?
- Paper component of the money supply.
- It happened in the USA during the 1930s.
- What do you call an American bee?
- What do you call a strange bear with no socks?
- Period when slow economic growth and joblessness overlap with rising inflation.
20 Clues: What do you call an American bee? • Measure of relative price changes. • Money that has an alternative use. • What kind of tea is hard to swallow? • Paper component of the money supply. • Regular up and downs in the economy. • It happened in the USA during the 1930s. • Metallic forms of money such as pennies. • What do you call a fly who has no wings? • ...
Financial Literacy 2023-07-10
Across
- day fund, money for an emergency
- of return, percentage of money earned by investment
- ability to turn items into cash quickly
- income left over after bills are paid
- market, when stock prices keep increasing
- value, worth of stocks when sold
- advantage of using a credit card
- person who loans money
- price someone is willing to buy stock
- where to put money for a short term goal
- put up against a loan
- used to manage your money
- price stock is being sold at
- saving for post secondary schooling
Down
- value gained or lost as a percentage of investment
- buying a coffee everyday
- monthly expense related to gas in the car
- income that shows up in bank account
- partial ownership of a company
- score, can hurt or help in buying a house
- value, original purchase price of stock
- high risk investment
- interest, how your money makes money
- market, when people should be buying stocks
- money given to you as a stock owner
- assets owned by a person
- a person who owes money
- steady job and regularly paying bills
- required for survival
- earning potential considered for loan
30 Clues: high risk investment • required for survival • put up against a loan • person who loans money • a person who owes money • buying a coffee everyday • assets owned by a person • used to manage your money • price stock is being sold at • partial ownership of a company • day fund, money for an emergency • value, worth of stocks when sold • advantage of using a credit card • ...
SAVING CROSSWORD 2014-08-14
Across
- WHEN YOU MANAGE MONEY WELL, YOU EXPERIENCE DEEPER __________
- AN EMERGENCY FUND ALLOWS YOU TO HAVE MONEY AVAILABLE FOR ANY SURPRISE __________
- AN OBLIGATION OF REPAYMENT OWED BY ONE PARTY TO A SECOND PARTY
- A SYSTEM BY WHICH GOODS AND SERVICES ARE PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED
- A PERSON OR ORGANIZATION THAT USES A PRODUCT OR SERVICE
- THE AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU SAVE DEPENDS ON THE AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU __________
- A MATHEMATICAL EXPLOSION
- A DEBT EVIDENCED BY A "NOTE" WHICH SPECIFIES THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT
- DEBT __________ SOLVES PROBLEMS
- YOUR EMERGENCY FUND IS NOT A(N) __________
- THE THIRD THING YOU SAVE MONEY FOR
- YOU SHOULD PAY __________ FIRST BEFORE YOU PAY BILLS
- THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLSET NECESSARY TO BE AN INFORMED CONSUMER AND MANAGE FINANCES EFFECTIVELY
- SAVING MONEY OVER TIME FOR A LARGE PURCHASE
- A FEE PAID BY A BORROWER TO THE LENDER FOR THE USE OF BORROWED MONEY
Down
- MAKE SURE YOUR EMERGENCY FUND IS KEPT IN THE __________
- THE FIVE STEPS TO FINANCIAL SUCCESS
- ALL OF THE DECISIONS AND ACTIVITIES OF AN INDIVIDUAL OR FAMILY REGARDING THEIR MONEY
- PERCENTAGE PAID TO A LENDER FOR THE USE OF BORROWED MONEY
- NEVER SPEND MORE __________ THAN YOU MAKE
- THE SECOND THING YOU SAVE MONEY FOR
- INTEREST PAID ON INTEREST PREVIOUSLY EARNED
- FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN READILY AVAILABLE CASH
- KEEP YOUR EMERGENCY FUND IN A __________ SAVINGS ACCOUNT
- THE KEY INGREDIENT WHEN IT COMES TO WEALTH BUILDING
- BUINDING WEALTH IS A __________
- YOUR EMERGENCY FUND IS __________ FOR WHEN UNEXPECTED THINGS HAPPEN.
- AMERICANS ARE NOT BETTER WITH MONEY BECAUSE THEY WERE NEVER __________
- THE CRANTING OF A LOAN AND THE CREATION OF DEBT
29 Clues: A MATHEMATICAL EXPLOSION • DEBT __________ SOLVES PROBLEMS • BUINDING WEALTH IS A __________ • THE THIRD THING YOU SAVE MONEY FOR • THE FIVE STEPS TO FINANCIAL SUCCESS • THE SECOND THING YOU SAVE MONEY FOR • NEVER SPEND MORE __________ THAN YOU MAKE • YOUR EMERGENCY FUND IS NOT A(N) __________ • INTEREST PAID ON INTEREST PREVIOUSLY EARNED • ...
Personal Finance (Izzy and Valerie) 2016-05-02
Across
- A fixed amount of money paid on a regular basis to a permanent employee of an organisation.
- Able to borrow money from the bank to pay for expensive goods like a car or house.
- A reason against borrowing money is losing _____ of your finances and over committing yourself.
- Expenses that are the same amount every time.
- Decide how much money you need to _______ before taking out a loan.
- The main financial institutions that lend money include credit unions, finance companies, building societies, private money lenders and _________.
- Your ____ _____ is what you earn each week after tax.
- Something is deposited as a guarantee to fulfill the payment of the loan.
- Money recieved by workers, usually on a weekly basis, for services they provide to an employer.
Down
- Someone who guarantees to pay back the money if the borrower does not.
- Changes after time.
- C____ is an advantage for using a credit card as you won't have to carry large amounts of cash.
- Musicians, artists and writers earn their income from ____.
- Putting money into something in order to make a profit.
- A commitment to regularly put aside some money for future use.
- Your application for a loan will often either be approved or rejected according to your ____ ______.
- Buying something without giving much thought as to whether you really need it.
- Interest is usually expressed as a _______.
- By purchasing a property as an investment, people can earn ____ once tenants are found.
- A payment made for the use of money that has been borrowed.
- There are two things you can do with money, ______ it, or save it.
21 Clues: Changes after time. • Interest is usually expressed as a _______. • Expenses that are the same amount every time. • Your ____ _____ is what you earn each week after tax. • Putting money into something in order to make a profit. • Musicians, artists and writers earn their income from ____. • A payment made for the use of money that has been borrowed. • ...
Understanding Money by Riley Mcdonald 2024-05-09
Across
- Money is also known as...
- A plastic card that allows the holder to make credit purchases up to an authorized amount
- A security that pays interest over terms ranging from two to ten years
- Banks that are part of The Fed are known as...
- A security that pays interest over terms of ten to thirty years
- To exchange one good or service for another good or service
- A bank-issued card that allows customers to pay for purchases directly from their checking account
- A type of financial investment issued by a corporation, government, or other organization
- Money received today is worth more than the same amount received in the future because money received today can be invested or deposited in the bank for interest; this concept is called...
- Money is a common measure of the worth or price of a good or service
- Action taken to manage the supply of money and interest rates in an economy
Down
- A type of a document guaranteeing the payment of a specific amount of money
- The process of transferring money from one individual or organization to another
- A security that matures in a year or less
- Money can be saved and used at a later date
- The mechanism a nation uses to provide and manager money for itself
- The Federal Reserve System, often called... was created by the U.S. Congress in 1913 as our nation's central bank
- Money is used in exchange for goods and services needed by individuals, businesses, and governments
- A transfer of money from one bank account to another
- Anything of value that is accepted in return for goods and services
20 Clues: Money is also known as... • A security that matures in a year or less • Money can be saved and used at a later date • Banks that are part of The Fed are known as... • A transfer of money from one bank account to another • To exchange one good or service for another good or service • A security that pays interest over terms of ten to thirty years • ...
Financial Vocabulary 2023-11-06
Across
- Physical money, including notes and coins.
- A legal process in which a creditor takes a portion of your paycheck to collect a debt.
- A transfer of money by one party to another with an agreement to pay it back.
- The person you legally designate to receive the benefits from your financial products.
- What you spend.
- Amount owed for funds borrowed.
- Document on which you write an amount of money and who it is to be paid to.
- Personal Identification Number
- Total revenue minus total expenses.
- Allows you to purchase now with the intent to pay it back later.
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid
- A mandatory payment or charge collected by local, state, and national government to cover cost of general government services, goods, and activities.
- Any resource owned or controlled by a business or an economic entity.
Down
- A spending plan based on income and expenses.
- A portion of income not spent on current expenses, usually set aside.
- An agreement between you and a lender to borrow money to purchase a home.
- A check given to employees for work completed.
- The amount of money a lender or financial institution receives for lending out money.
- Giving money with the expectation of making a profit.
- The act of taking money out of a bank account.
- Government funding for ideas and projects to provide public services and stimulate the economy.
- To obtain something by paying money or other asset.
- When you spend more money than you have in an account.
- What you earn.
- Money that you originally agreed to pay back
- Money placed into a deposit account at a banking institution.
- To pay a fixed fee to use something, such as property, land, or an automobile.
27 Clues: What you earn. • What you spend. • Personal Identification Number • Amount owed for funds borrowed. • Total revenue minus total expenses. • Free Application for Federal Student Aid • Physical money, including notes and coins. • Money that you originally agreed to pay back • A spending plan based on income and expenses. • A check given to employees for work completed. • ...
Unit 3 Vocabulary 2025-10-09
Across
- ownership share of a corporation
- someone who buys a good or service
- buying purchasing an item on the spot because of an emotional rather than planned decision
- annual cost of credit expressed as a percentage of the amount borrowed
- to set aside income for a period of time so that it can be used later
- Shopping buying strategy to get best buy for the money
- money borrowed to pay for a good or service
- profit earned through investing
- Income money income left after necessities have been bought and paid for
- inability to pay debts
- payment of a portion of a company's earnings
Down
- the payment people receive when they lend money or allow someone else to use their money
- Bonds The US, along with other cities and states, borrow money to pay for its expenses. Safest of all investments
- money spent on goods or services
- property or valuable item serving as security for a loan
- funds pools of money from many people who are invested in a selection of individual stocks and bonds chosen by financial experts
- the most important
- a movement to educate buyers about the purchases they make and to demand better and safer products from manufacturers
- money received from labor, business, or property
- Income money income left after all taxes on it have been paid
- Cards Issued by banks, companies, and stores; this allows you to chare or pay using borrowed money for goods and services up to the value of a preset monthly limit.
- contract to repay borrowed money with interest at a specific time in the future
- the promise made by a manufacturer or seller to repair or replace a product within a certain time period if it is faulty
- A plan for making and spending money
24 Clues: the most important • inability to pay debts • profit earned through investing • ownership share of a corporation • money spent on goods or services • someone who buys a good or service • A plan for making and spending money • money borrowed to pay for a good or service • payment of a portion of a company's earnings • money received from labor, business, or property • ...
unit 2 econ 2025-10-27
Across
- A market in which stock prices are generally rising
- Money people pay to the state, local, or federal government
- A share of ownership in a company is known as
- To fail to make the required payments on a mortgage is known as
- Taxes are due by what date
- APR stands for
- Which federal program in the United States provides financial support to retirees, disabled individuals, widows, and orphans?
- Moderate inflation between 0-2% is good for the economy (true or false)
- Economists use what to measure inflation?
- What protects customers' money in case the bank fails
- A system where a country had to have the same amount of gold as money circulating
- People with higher incomes pay a higher percentage in taxes is known as what type of tax
- A tax on goods and services purchased is known as
- Who manages the United States money system
Down
- A market in which stock prices are generally falling
- A card that uses money directly from your account
- Seashells, rei stones, cows, etc are all examples of what type of money
- A loan specifically used to purchase property
- A check that can be exchanged for cash is known as
- An increase in the overall price level of goods and services over time.
- Money that has no value but is accepted by governments as currency
- A fee paid by a borrower to a lender for using borrowed money
- When customers rush to withdraw all their money from a bank due to fear it might fail
- A card which allows you to borrow money
- A tax charged on the money you earn from work
- A system of trading goods and services without using money.
26 Clues: APR stands for • Taxes are due by what date • A card which allows you to borrow money • Economists use what to measure inflation? • Who manages the United States money system • A loan specifically used to purchase property • A share of ownership in a company is known as • A tax charged on the money you earn from work • A card that uses money directly from your account • ...
Unit 5 2021-03-02
Across
- the time which you have to do something
- have to do something on the right timing
- to change the date which you had to do something
- a person who suddenly begun to do something he may not plan to do
- to save something, which could be time or money, for a special purpose
- invent or think on something, that it has not being thought jet.
- money that is in the form of coins of low value and can be used for little things.
- the money which is request to someone because you may not have
- an moment which you can not do something because of something else
- living with an amount of money that you may spend in your needs.
- to give somo money or something to someone who may need it, for example to charity
Down
- start going something that you need to so
- the amount of money that you could have in a bank account.
- to tease someone that you may know.
- a person who might be getting bigger
- a person who has a lot of money
- an amount of money that can be paid regularly to a person.
- a lote of money
- the amount of money which you have been kippingand you may use it
- a person who can live or deal with a situation with difficulty, usually by having just enough of something you need, such as money
- is the whey which you can pay and the money will be taken from your bank account automatically
- not wanting or not able to believe something, which is usually followed with showing this
22 Clues: a lote of money • a person who has a lot of money • to tease someone that you may know. • a person who might be getting bigger • the time which you have to do something • have to do something on the right timing • start going something that you need to so • to change the date which you had to do something • the amount of money that you could have in a bank account. • ...
Bank Crossword Puzzle 2025-08-07
Across
- retirement savings fund
- to replace an existing loan with a new one
- physical money in hand
- the difference between assets and liabilities
- earnings
- a sum borrowed that must be repaid
- asset used to secure a loan
- transfer of funds in exchange for goods/services
- a partial payment of a loan
- borrowed money for purchases
- loan secured by real estate
- monthly report of transactions
- the science of managing money
- a charge for a service
- profits distributed to shareholder
- move money from one account to another
- a spending plan
- potential for loss
- a machine that dispenses cash
- a book for financial records
- general rise in prices
- failure to repay a loan
Down
- bank employee handling transactions
- original amount of a loan
- where your money is kept securely by the bank
- owed money
- something purchased to generate income
- money a company owes
- a fixed-income investment
- a printed or electronic demand for payment
- type of banking using your phone
- card pulling funds from your account instantly
- trade one currency for another
- a financial institution
- national form of money
- when you spend more than you have in your account
- not variable; stays the same
- extra money paid for borrowing
- money saved for the future
- ownership in a company
- profit from an investment
- to place money in an account
- intentional deception for financial gain
- a financial review of your accounts
- a business that accepts payment
- the cost of borrowing money
- difference between buying and selling price
- smallest required amount to pay
- the cost of something
- a written, dated payment order
50 Clues: earnings • owed money • a spending plan • potential for loss • money a company owes • the cost of something • physical money in hand • national form of money • ownership in a company • a charge for a service • general rise in prices • retirement savings fund • a financial institution • failure to repay a loan • original amount of a loan • a fixed-income investment • profit from an investment • ...
Financial Literacy terms 2025-11-11
Across
- A plan for how to spend and save money.
- (two words, no space) A credit line that can be borrowed, repaid, and borrowed again, like a credit card.
- (two words, no space)A member-owned financial institution offering similar services to a bank.
- Sums of money borrowed that must be paid back with interest.
- (two words, no space) A loan repaid with regular, fixed payments over time.
- Setting aside money for future use.
- When you spend more money than you have in your checking account.
- The cost of borrowing money or the reward for saving it.
- (two words, no space) A system that gives points or cash back for using a credit card.
- (four words, no space)A savings account that offers a higher interest rate than average.
- (two words, no space) A bank account used for everyday spending and payments.
Down
- (three words, no space) A savings product that locks in money for a set time at a fixed interest rate.
- Using money to pay for goods or services.
- Someone who agrees to take responsibility for a loan if the borrower cannot pay.
- The ability to borrow money with the agreement to repay it later.
- (two words, no space) A bank account that earns interest on deposited money.
- (two words, no space) The value of what you give up when you make a choice.
- (two words, no space) A number that represents a person’s creditworthiness.
- Financial institution that holds money and offers loans and accounts.
- Taking money now with a promise to pay it back later.
- Creating a strategy to manage money and reach goals.
21 Clues: Setting aside money for future use. • A plan for how to spend and save money. • Using money to pay for goods or services. • Creating a strategy to manage money and reach goals. • Taking money now with a promise to pay it back later. • The cost of borrowing money or the reward for saving it. • Sums of money borrowed that must be paid back with interest. • ...
Business and Finance 2013-07-29
Across
- part of the capital of a company
- money paid for a loan
- rate and efficiency of work
- amount of money spent
- money paid to owner of copyright or patent
- legal agreement
- promise to repair or replace
- amalgamation of two companies
Down
- ask the bank to advance money
- where shares are bought and sold
- put money into a company or business
- share of profits paid to shareholders
- total sales of a company
- money lent
- wealth of person or business
- proof of payment
- money returned
17 Clues: money lent • money returned • legal agreement • proof of payment • money paid for a loan • amount of money spent • total sales of a company • rate and efficiency of work • wealth of person or business • promise to repair or replace • ask the bank to advance money • amalgamation of two companies • part of the capital of a company • where shares are bought and sold • ...
Money and Its Functions 2013-12-16
19 Clues: ссуда • обмен • запас • бартер • расчет • терять • способ • менять • дорогой • отличать • средство • торговля • принимать • фактически • возвращать • откладывать • в наше время • на самом деле • обменный курс рубля
fundamental principles of money 2021-09-21
Across
- system of money in general use in country
- form of debt issued by a national government
- actions of a central bank, currency board or regulatory committee specifying the size and rate of growth of money supply
- type of money made with metal, stamped and issued by authority of government
- wire transfer of money from one bank account to another
- payment card which provides the cardholder electronic access to their bank account
- means by which a government adjusts its spending levels and tax rates to monitor and influence a nations economy
- type of government bonds issued with shorter maturities than T-bonds
Down
- government bonds issued with terms of four, 13 26 and 52 weeks
- rate at which a unit of currency of one country can be exchanged for a unit of currency of another currency
- type of treasuries which have the longest maturities of all government bonds
- paper currency issued by the continental congress
- standard mass of gold defines the value of a currency unit
- payment issued by a bank to cardholders as a method of payment
- slip of paper which allows the user to make a payment from his or her bank account to a business or individual
- total amount of monetary assets avaiable in a countrys economy at a specific time
- promissory notes issued by a federal reserve bank
- demand desired holding of financial assets in the form of money-cash and bank deposit
- form of legal tender which can be used to exchange goods, debt or services
- something generally accepted as a medium of change, a measure of value or a means of payments
20 Clues: system of money in general use in country • form of debt issued by a national government • paper currency issued by the continental congress • promissory notes issued by a federal reserve bank • wire transfer of money from one bank account to another • standard mass of gold defines the value of a currency unit • ...
Module 1 Vocabulary 2021-01-28
Across
- the way you write your name on a document
- I can live without it
- same amount spent every month
- amount changes each time
- an account where I can write a check or use a debit card to spend my money
- goal that is met in less than a year
Down
- money given away
- an account where I hold money to use later
- same amount spent during certain times
- money earned from my own money
- something I must have to live
- how I put money in the bank
- the amount of money in my account
- my signature on the back of a check
- goal that takes more than a year to meet
- money earned
- a form to fill out to put money in my account
17 Clues: money earned • money given away • I can live without it • amount changes each time • how I put money in the bank • something I must have to live • same amount spent every month • money earned from my own money • the amount of money in my account • my signature on the back of a check • goal that is met in less than a year • same amount spent during certain times • ...
Budgeting 2021-06-03
Across
- Money earned
- Amount of money left over when requirements are met
- Pay, Amount of money employees get after deductions
- Pay, Amount of money employees get before deductions
- Management, When you manage your money
- Expenses, Expenses that vary month to month
- Money earned through employment
- Money spent on goods and needs
- A stock where a person can be provided with what they need
Down
- A person who purchases goods for personal use
- Income, Money that is not spent
- Money that you set aside for future purposes
- Expenses, Expenses that usually stay the same
- When you owe people money
- Financial plan for a defined period
15 Clues: Money earned • When you owe people money • Money spent on goods and needs • Income, Money that is not spent • Money earned through employment • Financial plan for a defined period • Management, When you manage your money • Expenses, Expenses that vary month to month • Money that you set aside for future purposes • A person who purchases goods for personal use • ...
Financial Planning For Life 2022-10-18
Across
- The things you would like to be able to do wih your money in around one to five years.
- The things you would like to be able to do with your money in less than a year.
- An employer-sponsored account where employees can save money from each paycheck to be used in retirement.
- Small amounts of money are borrowed from credit card lenders at a very high-interest rate.
- Money that is expended with the exception of earning profit in return.
- A tax-advantaged retirement plan with an employer contribution.
- next paycheck.
- The total amount of money held by an individual or company, including both assets and debts.
- An individual retirement amount account where you can make after-tax contributions; withdraws made after the age of 59.5 are tax and penalty fees.
- An investment strategy that divides up the amount of money being invested and purchases small quantities of assets over time
- A plan for income and expenses during a set periof of time.
- A retirement plan for the benefit of employees of public schools, some hospitals, and certain tax-exempt organizations.
- A loan for a house where the inerst rate stays the same throughout the entire term of the loan.
- Property owned by a person that ad value and could be used to pay off debt.
- A numerical value based on analysis of a credit record, describing a person's likelihood of paying back loans; credit scores range from 300 to 850
- An increase in Monetary Value.
Down
- The pay for work completed in a set period of time.
- A small loan with a very high interst rate lent with the expectation that the borrower will repay the fll amount of the loan with
- Money that is expended with the expectation of earning profit in return.
- The things you would like to be able to do with your money more than five years in the future.
- Money that is owed in return for a loan or a purchase
- Money Paid at a regular rate in exchange for money lent.
- The original amount of money lent in a loan that does not include interest.
- All of the money that an individual receives or earns in a set period of time.
- Debt that does not increase your net worth or help you earn more money.
- Money expanded that can increase your net worth and help you earn more money
- Money that is owned in return for a loan or a purchase.
- Money that is paid quarterly
- Money that is paid quarterly to shareholders of a company from the profits the company earns.
29 Clues: next paycheck. • Money that is paid quarterly • An increase in Monetary Value. • The pay for work completed in a set period of time. • Money that is owed in return for a loan or a purchase • Money that is owned in return for a loan or a purchase. • Money Paid at a regular rate in exchange for money lent. • A plan for income and expenses during a set periof of time. • ...
budget 2024-10-29
Across
- Regular, unchanging expenses such as rent or a car payment.
- The extra money paid when borrowing or earning when saving, usually expressed as a percentage.
- Non-essential items or services that are desired but not necessary for basic living.
- The money earned from work, investments, or other sources.
- A numerical rating that represents a person’s creditworthiness, based on their financial history.
- The amount of money needed to cover basic living expenses in a particular area.
- An exchange or transfer of money for goods or services.
- Money borrowed from a person or institution, which must be paid back, often with interest.
- Essential expenses required for basic living, such as food, housing, and utilities.
- Money placed into a bank account for safekeeping or to earn interest.
- A financial plan that outlines expected income and expenses over a specific period.
- Money borrowed that must be repaid, often with interest.
- Mandatory payments made to the government based on income, sales, or property ownership.
- The act of managing money through financial institutions, like depositing, withdrawing, or saving.
- A financial product that provides protection against certain risks in exchange for regular payments (premiums).
- A record provided by a bank that details all the transactions within an account over a period.
Down
- Money set aside for future use rather than spending it immediately.
- A bank account used to store money and earn interest over time.
- The total income earned before any taxes or deductions are taken out.
- A payment received for work completed, typically on a regular schedule.
- The ability to borrow money or access goods or services with the agreement to pay later.
- A bank account used for everyday transactions like paying bills or making purchases.
- The act of taking money out of a bank account.
- Money spent on goods, services, or other obligations.
- Money saved specifically for unexpected expenses, such as medical bills or car repairs.
- A set amount of money that a person plans not to exceed when purchasing goods or services.
- The act of using money with the expectation of gaining more money in the future, such as buying stocks.
- Payment made for using someone else's property, such as an apartment or house.
- A loan specifically used to buy real estate, usually repaid over a long period.
- Services such as electricity, water, and gas that are essential for daily living.
30 Clues: The act of taking money out of a bank account. • Money spent on goods, services, or other obligations. • An exchange or transfer of money for goods or services. • Money borrowed that must be repaid, often with interest. • The money earned from work, investments, or other sources. • Regular, unchanging expenses such as rent or a car payment. • ...
Development 2024-11-22
Across
- beans from which chocolate is from
- number of people
- money
- money received
- our country
- an organisation that helps farmers
- abolishing a practice
- helping a country
- the countryside
Down
- physical work
- school, university, etc.
- (e.g.)bad governments in the past
- putting money into something for profit
- a very popular chocolate brand
- a very young child or baby
- a british colony until 1947
- a small hole or space between things
- foreigners visiting a country
- borrowing money
- money that is owed or due
20 Clues: money • our country • physical work • money received • borrowing money • the countryside • number of people • helping a country • abolishing a practice • school, university, etc. • money that is owed or due • a very young child or baby • a british colony until 1947 • foreigners visiting a country • a very popular chocolate brand • (e.g.)bad governments in the past • ...
Economy and Finance (Royal Family) 2025-10-09
Across
- the government department responsible for public money and taxes
- extra money left after costs are paid
- the amount of money spent on something (synonym: costs)
- support something with money
- ... added tax (VAT)
- control over a business or property
- to ... revenue
Down
- to help pay part of the cost of something
- a large amount of money or valuable possessions
- a collection of investments or properties
- a regular amount of money given for expenses
- synonym: oversee
- ... grant money from the government to fund the Royal Family's official duties
- an official estimate of value
- total money a company generates
- all the land, buildings and wealth owned by person
- government-... = managed or controlled by the government
- a thing of value that belongs to a person or company
18 Clues: to ... revenue • synonym: oversee • ... added tax (VAT) • support something with money • an official estimate of value • total money a company generates • control over a business or property • extra money left after costs are paid • to help pay part of the cost of something • a collection of investments or properties • a regular amount of money given for expenses • ...
Finance 2024-02-02
Across
- an agreed sum of money that is lent by a bank or moneylender
- price after adding vat
- a source of money
- the amount in the account is your own
- a compulsory levy imposed on citizens earnings or purchases to fund the activities of government
- a wage is an amount of money paid to an employee normally based on a fixed number of hours worked per week
- the legal terms and conditions applicable to a transaction or account
- the amount that you owe the bank for transactions made with borrowing money
- price before adding vat
- best value for money
- increase in the price of a basket of goods or services that is representative of the economy as a whole
Down
- the sum of money paid to an agent that is a percentage of the total value goods sold by the agent
- this is the difference between debits and credits
- rate the price of a product per mass, volume, length or time unit
- a sum of money given to you by an organisation for the purposes of investing or lending
- a record of income and expenditure
- an arrangement with the bank allowing you to draw more money than there is in your account
- how much money has been used on something
- unemployment insurance fund
- this is the price that something is offered for sale
- a service, purchase or item or earning that has tax applied to it
- something in which you have invested money
- a plan of how to spend money. An estimate of income and expenditure
- money taken from a bank account
- a charge rate for a service rendered
25 Clues: a source of money • best value for money • price after adding vat • price before adding vat • unemployment insurance fund • money taken from a bank account • a record of income and expenditure • a charge rate for a service rendered • the amount in the account is your own • how much money has been used on something • something in which you have invested money • ...
hass 2023-11-06
Across
- money given to you when retired
- over 35 hours
- not money
- a part of a company you buy
- firms
- items
- a part of land
- work by someone
Down
- money given from work
- starting a business
- work bellow 35 hours
- non human work
- labor
- money you get that you save though the years
- households
- temporary or as needed
- materials needed
- when you do work for free
- money
19 Clues: labor • firms • items • money • not money • households • over 35 hours • non human work • a part of land • work by someone • materials needed • starting a business • work bellow 35 hours • money given from work • temporary or as needed • when you do work for free • a part of a company you buy • money given to you when retired • money you get that you save though the years
Financial Literacy Vocabulary Crossword-Alexander & Crystal 2017-11-29
Across
- Earnings
- Rate of interest
- Down payment
- Withdraw
- Gross earnings
- Homeowner's loan
- Security deposit
- A bank account where checks can be drawn
- Card that transfers money electronically
- Returns
Down
- Funds
- Value added tax
- Taking money out of a account
- The cost of something that's required
- Bank account that earns you intrest
- Salary
- Money that is owed to someone else
- Plastic card
- Net Earnings
- Tax directly on your income
- Taking more money out of a account then there is
- Money the government charges you
22 Clues: Funds • Salary • Returns • Earnings • Withdraw • Down payment • Plastic card • Net Earnings • Gross earnings • Value added tax • Rate of interest • Homeowner's loan • Security deposit • Tax directly on your income • Taking money out of a account • Money the government charges you • Money that is owed to someone else • Bank account that earns you intrest • The cost of something that's required • ...
Econ Unit 2021-06-10
Across
- money that have been saved.
- what is it called when the price of stock goes up or down.
- A thing people cant live out with.
- A to store money in.
- to measure the price increase.
- A good or service
- A wage that comes over time.
- what the fed use to increase/decrease the money supply.
- when uneployment rates is high.
- production that uses underground or above parts.
- This is when the money is average
- How much money the company is getting.
- A unit that can measure the amount of money.
Down
- What is it calld when someone is sent into working?
- people who spend their money on you.
- Shared income from a comapny.
- something people can live without but would like it.
- stuff people produce
- A sign on the health of the econ.
- A good or service that is created.
- the cost of something
- A group that controls the money in econ.
- When prices are too high
- when someone borrow money thn pay it back(like the gov).
- Something people study consumption on.
- Something the people ask for.
26 Clues: A good or service • stuff people produce • A to store money in. • the cost of something • When prices are too high • money that have been saved. • A wage that comes over time. • Shared income from a comapny. • Something the people ask for. • to measure the price increase. • when uneployment rates is high. • A sign on the health of the econ. • This is when the money is average • ...
