money Crossword Puzzles
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. • ...
Supply and demand 2026-01-15
Across
- Place where goods are sold
- Item made or sold
- Place where buying and selling happens
- Money spent to make a product
- Jobs people do to earn money
- People who sell goods
- Money earned from work
- People who buy from a business
- Organisation that sells goods or services
- People who buy goods
Down
- Physical items sold in a market
- Work done for others
- Things we must have to live
- Money paid for a product
- Money a business makes after costs
- Buying and selling goods
- Things we would like to have
- Amount consumers want to buy
- What we use to buy things
- Amount producers want to sell
20 Clues: Item made or sold • Work done for others • People who buy goods • People who sell goods • Money earned from work • Money paid for a product • Buying and selling goods • What we use to buy things • Place where goods are sold • Things we must have to live • Jobs people do to earn money • Things we would like to have • Amount consumers want to buy • Money spent to make a product • ...
Savings 2026-04-13
Across
- The ability to understand and manage money wisely
- Setting aside money instead of spending it all
- Things you would like to have but do not absolutely need
- When interest earns MORE interest over time
- A plan for how to spend and save your money
- A choice you make when faced with a financial situation
- The money you earn from a job or other sources
- When there is not enough of something to meet everyone's needs
- Money you spend on things like rent, food, and transportation
Down
- Targets you set to save or spend money for something specific
- Giving up one thing in order to get another
- Using money to make more money over time
- The cost of choosing one option — what you give up
- Things you must have to survive, like food and shelter
- Money placed into a bank account
- A fee charged for borrowing money OR a payment earned for saving money
- A fund set aside only for unexpected expenses
17 Clues: Money placed into a bank account • Using money to make more money over time • Giving up one thing in order to get another • When interest earns MORE interest over time • A plan for how to spend and save your money • A fund set aside only for unexpected expenses • The money you earn from a job or other sources • Setting aside money instead of spending it all • ...
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. • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
Q 2 Vocab Test 2026-01-13
Across
- The next best alternative (2nd choice) for the first choice you make
- The total amount of money in your account at a specific point in time
- The rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising
- A loan to a company
- To put money into an account
- An Investment account that earns interest on a lump sum over a fixed period
- Costs that change from month to month, like groceries or gas.
- Annual Percentage Yield, is the total amount of interest earned
- financial contract, that provides a steady stream of income, often for retirement
- when stocks are generally rising.
- Money or other financial asset
- How much time will it take for your investment to double
- Something you owe or a financial obligations
- The money you earn from working a Job
- The risk to which an investment can zigzag
- Using money towards projects and activities that are expected to make a positive return
- Partial ownership of a company
Down
- simply a collection or "basket" of different stocks
- The ease to which an asset or investment can be sold and turned into cash
- Property you own that has value
- The money removed from your paycheck before you receive your paycheck
- A plan for how you will spend your money over a specific period of time like a month or a year
- The amount of money lent to a borrower or put into an investment before interest or gains
- Costs that stay the same each month, such as rent or a loan payment.
- Someone who works for a company/ business in exchange for money
- Owning a wide variety of investments
- the concept that money available today is worth more than the same amount in the future
- money set aside for future goals
- The money you receive from your job after taxes and benefits are taken out of your paycheck
- Annual Percentage Rate, is the yearly cost of a loan
- to remove (money) from a place of deposit or investment
- The possibility of financial loss or physical harm.
- market is a period when stocks are generally falling
- The money you receive from your job before taxes and benefits.
- Money Charged for the privilege of borrowing money
35 Clues: A loan to a company • To put money into an account • Money or other financial asset • Partial ownership of a company • Property you own that has value • money set aside for future goals • when stocks are generally rising. • Owning a wide variety of investments • The money you earn from working a Job • The risk to which an investment can zigzag • ...
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. • ...
Financial Literacy Vocab unit 1 2026-05-19
Across
- A request to your insurance company to pay for something
- Moving money from one account to another.
- The amount you owe to someone else.
- An amount removed from your bank or credit union account to pay for something.
- Pay- The amount of money left on your paycheck after taxes have been withheld.
- A record or statement of financial expenditures or receipts, often related to a bank or credit union.
- the amount of money you pay out-of-pocket for a covered insurance claim or expense before your insurance policy begins to pay.
- Anything that you spend money on.
- When you turn your money over to a financial institution for safekeeping.
- The time it takes for money to move from one account to another (e.g. from checking to cash, or from one checking account to another).
- A plan for what you're going to spend your money on.
- A fee from your bank or credit union when you try to spend more than what is in your account.
Down
- The amount of money you borrow when using a loan or credit card.
- Borrowing money to pay for something with the understanding you'll pay it back, plus more, later.
- Necessities like electricity, gas, and water, which are paid monthly as part of your household expenses.
- Money paid to the federal or state government for services and programs. Everyone has to pay them.
- The price paid for borrowing money. It is expressed as a percentage rate over a period of time
- Account- A bank account that allows quick access to money for everyday expenses.
- An amount available in or owed on an account.
- Money earned through work.
- Entry Accounting- A budgeting method where you record your earnings twice: once in your account and once in your budget.
- The physical form of money, such as coins or paper money.
- A contract that allows you to borrow someone's property for a specified amount of time and money.
- Payment- The smallest amount you are required to pay on money you borrowed in order to avoid fees or fines.
- Stub- A document that comes with your paycheck, showing how much you were paid and how much was withheld for taxes.
- The amount you pay to a healthcare provider before your insurance takes the claim, usually paid before you receive a service.
26 Clues: Money earned through work. • Anything that you spend money on. • The amount you owe to someone else. • Moving money from one account to another. • An amount available in or owed on an account. • A plan for what you're going to spend your money on. • A request to your insurance company to pay for something • The physical form of money, such as coins or paper 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 • ...
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. • ...
Unit 4: History of Money and Banking 2026-05-01
Across
- High Intrest, Low ROI
- Money has to be easy to move around
- Low Intrest, High ROI
- Barrowed money that you pay back later, often at a greater price (credit cards and loans)
- How transactions were carried out prior to paper money
- has to be the same basic design and look and be worth stated value
- something used for currency that allows the holder to exchange it for something of value
- Prices!
- calculated on the principal plus previously earned interest
- Component of money supply relating to moneys role as a store of value
Down
- calculated on the original amount
- must be able to be broken into smaller pieces
- A fee that's attached to borrowing money
- A ranking of how good you are at following through with payments
- Transfer funds to the future
- something used a currency that the government has decided will be the central currency
- Double conscience of wants
- Limited Supply
- Component of money supply relating to moneys role as a medium of exchange
- Money has to withstand wear and tear
- money that has value in and of itself, you don't have to use it as money
21 Clues: Prices! • Limited Supply • High Intrest, Low ROI • Low Intrest, High ROI • Double conscience of wants • Transfer funds to the future • calculated on the original amount • Money has to be easy to move around • Money has to withstand wear and tear • A fee that's attached to borrowing money • must be able to be broken into smaller pieces • ...
Vocab Review 2026-06-01
Across
- A paper that tells how much you must pay.
- To need to pay money back.
- To use something that belongs to someone else and give it back later.
- To use money to buy things.
- Money a bank lets you use and pay back later.
- To get money for doing work.
- To buy something.
- The amount of money needed to buy something.
- To put money into a bank account.
Down
- Money you get regularly from your parents.
- Money paid for a service or activity.
- To take money out of a bank account.
- The amount of money you pay for something.
- How much money something is worth.
- Money left after paying all costs.
15 Clues: To buy something. • To need to pay money back. • To use money to buy things. • To get money for doing work. • To put money into a bank account. • How much money something is worth. • Money left after paying all costs. • To take money out of a bank account. • Money paid for a service or activity. • A paper that tells how much you must pay. • ...
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 • ...
Show Me the Money 2022-08-02
Across
- an industry cert rated at 0.2 that earns college credit
- ___ of distinction
- a career-___ course is a course or series of course
- Do not use funds to replace regular funded items
- These certifications require two tests to make a bundle
- the Master ___ List is a single database resource
- ___ Tools are funded
- the ultimate response person for cert testing results input
- Florida's career and professional education act
Down
- the number of days between certification opportunities
- ___ Career Education Board
- FL law states CTE teacher complete an annual ___ and Procedures training
- Career Technical ___ Organization (CTSO)
- the maximum student attempts at a cert per calendar year
- AODs must provide ___ learning
- AODs need a ___ committee
- certification with no funding
- Certiport results are automated all other test data is given to the ___
- These certifications replace the MTAs
19 Clues: ___ of distinction • ___ Tools are funded • AODs need a ___ committee • ___ Career Education Board • certification with no funding • AODs must provide ___ learning • These certifications replace the MTAs • Career Technical ___ Organization (CTSO) • Florida's career and professional education act • Do not use funds to replace regular funded items • ...
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______
Down
- 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_____ • ...
Financial Terms Challange 2026-07-10
Across
- An amount deducted directly from a bank account.
- Money left after all expenses are paid.
- The cost of borrowing money or the return on savings.
- The possibility of losing money on an investment.
- Ownership in a company.
- Money used to start or grow a business.
- A fall in the general prices of goods and services.
- The profit or loss earned on an investment.
- A rise in the general prices of goods and services.
- Money set aside for future use.
- A financial plan showing expected income and expenses.
- The process of collecting taxes by the government.
Down
- Money put into an asset to earn future returns.
- Total income earned from sales before expenses.
- A loan used to buy property.
- Money or obligations that a person or company owes.
- The ability to borrow money and repay it later.
- Regular payment made to shareholders from company profits.
- Anything valuable that is owned.
- A collection of investments owned by a person.
- Money spent to run a business.
- How quickly an asset can be converted into cash.
- A part of a company's profit paid to shareholders.
- A share representing ownership in a company.
- A loan made by an investor to a company or government.
25 Clues: Ownership in a company. • A loan used to buy property. • Money spent to run a business. • Money set aside for future use. • Anything valuable that is owned. • Money left after all expenses are paid. • Money used to start or grow a business. • The profit or loss earned on an investment. • A share representing ownership in a company. • ...
tax vocab 2026-03-26
Across
- submitting your tax form
- the percentage of tax you pay
- the person or company you work for
- total amount of money earned before anything is taken out
- someone who you support financially
- money you earn from a job or other sources
- money paid to the government
- the form you fill out to report your taxes
- when the government checks your taxes for mistakes
- working for yourself
Down
- fixed amount of money you earn regularly
- money you keep after taxes and deductions
- range of income that is taxed at a certain rate
- last day to submit your taxes
- money earned based on hours worked
- money you get back if you paid too much tax
- extra money or support from the g
- amount taken off your income to lower taxes
- reduces the actual tax you owe
19 Clues: working for yourself • submitting your tax form • money paid to the government • the percentage of tax you pay • last day to submit your taxes • reduces the actual tax you owe • extra money or support from the g • money earned based on hours worked • the person or company you work for • someone who you support financially • fixed amount of money you earn regularly • ...
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 • ...
EXAM REVIEW 2026-07-17
Across
- A machine where people can take out or put in money using a bank card.
- To make cold food hot.
- A card that lets you buy things now and pay later.
- Meat and vegetables cooked slowly in liquid.
- Bread made from whole grain flour.
- The amount of food served to one person.
- Food prepared in a particular way, such as sushi or lasagne.
Down
- A piece of paper that tells a bank to pay money.
- A small case where people keep money and cards.
- A sweet food made by bees, often eaten on
- A piece of paper that is used as money.
- Food bought from a restaurant to eat at
- A person who takes money from customers in a shop.
- Money in the form of coins and notes.
- To have a meal in a restaurant instead of at
- A small bag used to carry money, especially coins.
- A small, round piece of metal used as money.
- Food from animals or plants used in cooking, such as butter or oil.
- A place where people keep their money and use financial services.
- A liquid food, usually made with vegetables or
20 Clues: To make cold food hot. • Bread made from whole grain flour. • Money in the form of coins and notes. • A piece of paper that is used as money. • Food bought from a restaurant to eat at • The amount of food served to one person. • A sweet food made by bees, often eaten on • To have a meal in a restaurant instead of at • Meat and vegetables cooked slowly in liquid. • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
Banking and Budgets 2026-03-20
Across
- The price paid for the use of borrowed money
- Expenses that stay the same each month.
- Borrowed money that is expected to be paid back with interest.
- A plastic card used to make purchases now and p
- Taking money out of an account
- Automated Teller Machine
- The cost required for something; the money spent on something.
- Expenses that change from month to month
Down
- An institution for receiving, keeping, and lending money
- Things that are required in order to live
- A bank card that automatically deducts the amount of a purchase from the checking
- Money paid to the bank
- To put money into an account
- The amount of money you have in your account.
- A plan for making and spending money
- Money received from a job or gifts
- Things that are not essential for survival but that we would like to have
17 Clues: Money paid to the bank • Automated Teller Machine • To put money into an account • Taking money out of an account • Money received from a job or gifts • A plan for making and spending money • Expenses that stay the same each month. • Expenses that change from month to month • Things that are required in order to live • The price paid for the use of borrowed money • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
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
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- 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
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- 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.
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- 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 • ...
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
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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.
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- (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. • ...
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. • ...
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 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 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 • ...
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 • ...
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. • ...
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
Down
- 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 • ...
Supply and demand 2026-01-15
Across
- Things we would like to have
- Item made or sold
- Amount consumers want to buy
- Place where goods are sold
- Money a business makes after costs
- Organisation that sells goods or services
- People who buy goods
- What we use to buy things
- People who sell goods
- Physical items sold in a market
Down
- Place where buying and selling happens
- Things we must have to live
- Buying and selling goods
- Money earned from work
- Money spent to make a product
- Jobs people do to earn money
- Money paid for a product
- Amount producers want to sell
- Work done for others
- People who buy from a business
20 Clues: Item made or sold • Work done for others • People who buy goods • People who sell goods • Money earned from work • Buying and selling goods • Money paid for a product • What we use to buy things • Place where goods are sold • Things we must have to live • Things we would like to have • Amount consumers want to buy • Jobs people do to earn money • Money spent to make a product • ...
CRUCIGRAMA CONTABLE 2026-06-04
Across
- Property or resources owned.
- Financial obligation or debt.
- Cash received or paid.
- Written proof of a payment or sale.
- Record of financial transactions.
- Assets minus liabilities.
- Financial report of income and expenses.
- System used to record financial activities.
- Money a company owes.
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- Money earned from sales.
- Company’s profits after expenses.
- Money owned by a business.
- Person or company that receives money.
- Record showing money in and out.
- Amount owed to a company.
- Money placed into a business.
- Process of checking financial records.
- Person who examines financial statements.
- Loss of value of an asset over time.
- Costs used to operate a business.
20 Clues: Money a company owes. • Cash received or paid. • Money earned from sales. • Amount owed to a company. • Assets minus liabilities. • Money owned by a business. • Property or resources owned. • Financial obligation or debt. • Money placed into a business. • Record showing money in and out. • Company’s profits after expenses. • Record of financial transactions. • ...
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 • ...
CROSSWORD PUZZLE - Money & Salary 2014-04-16
19 Clues: račun • davek • drobiž • stroški • odbitek • vlagati • posojilo • bankovec • hipoteka • povišica • prispevki • provizija • povračilo • pokojnina • garancija • podedovati • premoženje • plačilni list • privoščiti si
work: people and money 2023-11-26
20 Clues: szef • zespół • klient • klient • płacić • premia • napiwek • podwyżka • personel • zarabiać • pracownik • pracodawca • kieszonkowe • kolega z pracy • płaca minimalna • zarabiać pieniądze • pensja (miesięczna) • tygodniówka (pensja) • emerytura (pieniądze) • zasiłek dla bezrobotnych
International Money and Finance 2025-03-07
Across
- SHOCKS Flexible exchange rates can help absorb these better than fixed ones.
- BOARD A strict form of fixed exchange rate where the country holds reserves equal to money in circulation.
- In a managed float system, exchange rates fluctuate within this limited range.
- A fixed exchange rate can help control this by maintaining currency stability.
- A country with a fixed exchange rate needs large amounts of this to maintain the peg.
- BALANCE A floating exchange rate system can help adjust this by making exports cheaper or more expensive.
- A deliberate reduction in a currency's value in a fixed exchange rate system.
- An increase in the official exchange rate of a currency in a fixed system.
- Another term for a flexible exchange rate system.
- The central bank of India, which intervenes under a managed float system.
Down
- Central banks do this in a managed float system to stabilize the currency.
- Another term for a managed float system, combining both fixed and flexible elements.
- RATE The price of one currency in terms of another.
- A type of exchange rate system where market forces determine currency value without central bank intervention.
- FORCES In a flexible exchange rate system, supply and demand determine the exchange rate.
- An exchange rate system where the currency is tied to another currency or a basket of currencies.
- The act of buying and selling currencies in anticipation of price changes in a floating system.
- A type of exchange rate where a currency is fixed to another but can be adjusted occasionally.
- CRISIS A situation where a country with a fixed exchange rate faces pressure to devalue.
- POLICY A policy tool that is more independent in a flexible exchange rate system.
20 Clues: Another term for a flexible exchange rate system. • RATE The price of one currency in terms of another. • The central bank of India, which intervenes under a managed float system. • Central banks do this in a managed float system to stabilize the currency. • An increase in the official exchange rate of a currency in a fixed system. • ...
Money Matters Vocab Crossword 2021-09-08
Across
- Allows individuals or businesses to borrow money for expenses when funds are not readily available
- secure means of storing money
- Is imperative to banks and other financial service companies • Includes actions taken by the federal reserve banks
- Allow individuals to borrow money from a bank
- Allow bank customers to draw money directly from their checking account
- Assist individuals in buying and selling securities among investors– conducting the transactions on the behalf of a client
- Are primarily in the business of handling deposit accounts, personal loans and mortgage lending
- Allow consumers to borrow money from a financial institution up to a certain limit
Down
- Provide a wide variety of financial services for individuals, families and small businesses
- Gives customers the ability to manage money online with a mobile device or computers
- Allow banks to manage and protect an account on behalf of a beneficiary
- Are organizations which do not offer federally insured deposit accounts
- Require completing a loan application form and providing business information
- given by a financial institution for the purchase of real estate
- given by a financial institution for the purchase of a vehicle
- Have the main function of receiving, transferring and lending money to individuals, businesses and government
- Provide financial coverage to protect individuals or organizations against possible adverse events in exchange for premium payments – adverse events such as loss, damage or injury
- Are member-owned, non-profit financial institutions
- Are for profit which are owned and controlled by investors – customers have no say in how the bank is operated
- Can be earned on the balance held in any bank account
20 Clues: secure means of storing money • Allow individuals to borrow money from a bank • Are member-owned, non-profit financial institutions • Can be earned on the balance held in any bank account • given by a financial institution for the purchase of a vehicle • given by a financial institution for the purchase of real estate • ...
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 • ...
Bank system crossword 2026-03-09
Across
- The system of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.
- Assistance or financial products provided by banks.
- A financial service that allows using equipment without buying it immediately.
- The act of transferring money to pay for goods or services.
- Money placed in a bank for safekeeping.
- A promise to protect deposits or financial obligations.
- The ability of a bank to quickly convert assets into cash.
- Money put into a business or project to make profit.
- The official money used in a country.
- Selling goods or services to other countries.
- A loan used to buy property or a house.
- A financial institution that accepts deposits and provides loans.
- Money or financial assets used for investment.
- A medium used to buy goods and services.
- A place or system where financial transactions happen.
Down
- An organization that sells goods or services to make profit.
- Monitoring banks to ensure they follow regulations.
- Changes made to improve a system.
- Money kept by banks for security and stability.
- A person who starts and manages a business.
- Money borrowed from a bank that must be repaid later.
- A general increase in prices and decrease in money value.
- A condition where the financial system operates safely and steadily.
- The management of money and financial activities.
- Money borrowed from a bank that must be returned with interest.
- The act of changing one currency into another.
- Rules that control banking activities.
- Money that people keep for future use.
- A person or organization that uses bank services.
- Buying goods or services from other countries.
30 Clues: Changes made to improve a system. • The official money used in a country. • Rules that control banking activities. • Money that people keep for future use. • Money placed in a bank for safekeeping. • A loan used to buy property or a house. • A medium used to buy goods and services. • A person who starts and manages a business. • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
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
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. • ...
financial literacy 2026-04-02
Across
- Money you earn (from a job, allowance, etc.)
- Taking money out of your bank account
- Money you owe to someone
- Money given regularly (often by parents for chores)
- Things you must have to live (food, water, shelter)
- Extra money earned (or paid) when saving or borrowing
- Using money to buy things
- Money you keep for future use
Down
- Borrowing money that you promise to pay back
- Something you plan to achieve (like saving for a phone)
- Things you would like to have but don’t need
- Account A place to safely store your money
- Putting money into your bank account
- A plan for how you will use your money
- Money you spend
15 Clues: Money you spend • Money you owe to someone • Using money to buy things • Money you keep for future use • Putting money into your bank account • Taking money out of your bank account • A plan for how you will use your money • Account A place to safely store your money • Money you earn (from a job, allowance, etc.) • Borrowing money that you promise to pay back • ...
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. • ...
Life Scenarios Vocabulary 2026-05-18
Across
- A request to your insurance company to pay for something
- Moving money from one account to another.
- The amount you owe to someone else.
- An amount removed from your bank or credit union account to pay for something.
- Pay- The amount of money left on your paycheck after taxes have been withheld.
- A record or statement of financial expenditures or receipts, often related to a bank or credit union.
- the amount of money you pay out-of-pocket for a covered insurance claim or expense before your insurance policy begins to pay.
- Anything that you spend money on.
- When you turn your money over to a financial institution for safekeeping.
- The time it takes for money to move from one account to another (e.g. from checking to cash, or from one checking account to another).
- A plan for what you're going to spend your money on.
- A fee from your bank or credit union when you try to spend more than what is in your account.
Down
- The amount of money you borrow when using a loan or credit card.
- Borrowing money to pay for something with the understanding you'll pay it back, plus more, later.
- Necessities like electricity, gas, and water, which are paid monthly as part of your household expenses.
- Money paid to the federal or state government for services and programs. Everyone has to pay them.
- The price paid for borrowing money. It is expressed as a percentage rate over a period of time
- Account- A bank account that allows quick access to money for everyday expenses.
- An amount available in or owed on an account.
- Money earned through work.
- Entry Accounting- A budgeting method where you record your earnings twice: once in your account and once in your budget.
- The physical form of money, such as coins or paper money.
- A contract that allows you to borrow someone's property for a specified amount of time and money.
- Payment- The smallest amount you are required to pay on money you borrowed in order to avoid fees or fines.
- Stub- A document that comes with your paycheck, showing how much you were paid and how much was withheld for taxes.
- The amount you pay to a healthcare provider before your insurance takes the claim, usually paid before you receive a service.
26 Clues: Money earned through work. • Anything that you spend money on. • The amount you owe to someone else. • Moving money from one account to another. • An amount available in or owed on an account. • A plan for what you're going to spend your money on. • A request to your insurance company to pay for something • The physical form of money, such as coins or paper money. • ...
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 • ...
Module 4/5 Vocab 2026-02-18
Across
- Cheaper makes more money
- Thank GOD
- a philosophy that gets rid of institutions
- Gotta spend money to lose money
- Fall apart
- Straight as a pencil, quiet as a mouse
- Get money from a broker
Down
- Good food is good
- A failed way to get six new justices
- Roosevelt trying to calm deppressed Americans
- A jazzing smoking alcoholic
- Profit
- No Drinking
- Selling alcohol illegally
- Newest part
- A napkin, chip, and penny
- GET YOUR MONEY NOW
- Gossip
- Imports or Exports
- "Ill pay you back, trust me"
20 Clues: Profit • Gossip • Thank GOD • Fall apart • No Drinking • Newest part • Good food is good • GET YOUR MONEY NOW • Imports or Exports • Get money from a broker • Cheaper makes more money • Selling alcohol illegally • A napkin, chip, and penny • A jazzing smoking alcoholic • "Ill pay you back, trust me" • Gotta spend money to lose money • A failed way to get six new justices • ...
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 Literacy Vocabulary 2020-04-14
Across
- Money that is earned from working or investments
- a charge for borrowed money
- holds money that you can spend with debit card
- this allows you to spend money someone has already paid
- something that you can not live without
- a plan for how you will spend the money that you have
- taking money out of a bank account
Down
- use this to borrow money and pay it back later
- stealing someone's identity for financial gain
- a bank account used to save money
- a card takes money right out of your checking account
- with this, you can invest in different companies
- putting money into a bank account
- something you'd like to have, but you don't need it to live
- taking risks with money to try and make a profit
- a number that represents financial responsibility
16 Clues: a charge for borrowed money • a bank account used to save money • putting money into a bank account • taking money out of a bank account • something that you can not live without • use this to borrow money and pay it back later • stealing someone's identity for financial gain • holds money that you can spend with debit card • ...
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 • Money earned through employment • Financial plan for a defined period • Income, Money that is not spent • Money that you set aside for future purposes • A person who purchases goods for personal use • Expenses, Expenses that vary month to month • ...
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 • Money earned through employment • Financial plan for a defined period • Income, Money that is not spent • Money that you set aside for future purposes • A person who purchases goods for personal use • Expenses, Expenses that vary month to month • ...
Banking Terms 2024-02-08
Across
- Employee of a bank
- Money owed
- Services such as water, electricity or gas
- Money taken out of your account
- The total amount in your account
- Money paid in order to buy a home
- Account Used for saving money, like an emergency
Down
- Money paid monthly for an apartment
- filling out this line on a check helps you know why wrote the check
- Money owed for supplies or services
- A word written on a check so it cannot be used again
- Automated Teller Machine
- A fixed amount of money payed by an employer
- Account An account where you withdraw money by checks
- A fee to your purchase placed by the government
- Money added to your account
- A place that accepts checking and savings deposits and makes loans
17 Clues: Money owed • Employee of a bank • Automated Teller Machine • Money added to your account • Money taken out of your account • The total amount in your account • Money paid in order to buy a home • Money paid monthly for an apartment • Money owed for supplies or services • Services such as water, electricity or gas • A fixed amount of money payed by an employer • ...
Econ Unit 2021-06-10
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- 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.
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- 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 • ...
INVESTING-GRAYSON TOGSTAD 2026-03-23
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- Using money to try to earn more money
- Platform where cryptocurrencies are bought and sold
- Currency created and backed by a government
- Well known cryptocurrency that many people invest in
- Limited supply that can increase value
- Digital code used to secure blockchain data
- Place where cryptocurrency is stored
- The idea that value comes from how many people want something
- Password-like codes that give access to crypto
- System used to securely record transactions
- The chance of losing money in an investment
- Money that should be paid off before investing
- Rapid changes in price over a short period
- An example of government issued money used in the US
- Cryptocurrency company involved in a major financial scandal
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- Spreading money across different investments
- The usefulness of a product or currency
- Digital list of transactions
- A system not controlled by one authority
- Deception for financial gain
- Money set aside for unexpected expenses
- Saving money for the future after working years
- Wallet where the user controls their own private keys
- Virtual currency that exist only online
- Money that must be accepted for payments
25 Clues: Digital list of transactions • Deception for financial gain • Place where cryptocurrency is stored • Using money to try to earn more money • Limited supply that can increase value • The usefulness of a product or currency • Money set aside for unexpected expenses • Virtual currency that exist only online • A system not controlled by one authority • ...
Financial Terms Challange 2026-07-10
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- An amount deducted directly from a bank account.
- Money left after all expenses are paid.
- The cost of borrowing money or the return on savings.
- The possibility of losing money on an investment.
- Ownership in a company.
- Money used to start or grow a business.
- A fall in the general prices of goods and services.
- The profit or loss earned on an investment.
- A rise in the general prices of goods and services.
- Money set aside for future use.
- A financial plan showing expected income and expenses.
- The process of collecting taxes by the government.
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- Money put into an asset to earn future returns.
- Total income earned from sales before expenses.
- A loan used to buy property.
- Money or obligations that a person or company owes.
- The ability to borrow money and repay it later.
- Regular payment made to shareholders from company profits.
- Anything valuable that is owned.
- A collection of investments owned by a person.
- Money spent to run a business.
- How quickly an asset can be converted into cash.
- A part of a company's profit paid to shareholders.
- A share representing ownership in a company.
- A loan made by an investor to a company or government.
25 Clues: Ownership in a company. • A loan used to buy property. • Money spent to run a business. • Money set aside for future use. • Anything valuable that is owned. • Money left after all expenses are paid. • Money used to start or grow a business. • The profit or loss earned on an investment. • A share representing ownership in a company. • ...
Banking 2023-02-23
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- has worth
- money is made by the deptartment of the ________________
- having to do with money
- money you make
- to increase in value
- money you spend
- an increase in price of things
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- where you buy and sell goods
- anyhting you have of value
- allowing people to make their own businesses
- someone who starts a business
- extra money the bank gives you for putting your money in the bank
- trading to measure value
- to decrease (lessen) in value
- money you owe to others
- paper that assigns valus
16 Clues: has worth • money you make • money you spend • to increase in value • having to do with money • money you owe to others • trading to measure value • paper that assigns valus • anyhting you have of value • where you buy and sell goods • someone who starts a business • to decrease (lessen) in value • an increase in price of things • allowing people to make their own businesses • ...
Business 2021-08-16
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- Where your money is stored.
- Money charged for borrowing from the bank or company. Can be money you earn from the bank by having money in your account.
- Money which is owed.
- Total sum of money in your account.
- Money put into your account by the bank or a company.
- Machine usually in a wall you can use your bank card in to access your account.
- To take money out of your account.
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- To put money into your account.
- When you spend or use money.
- The person who money is paid to.
- An agreement which you pay a company to protect your life/ assets, they will help you financially.
- Going below zero in your account and borrowing money from the bank.
- A record of the money going in and out of your account.
- Money taken out of your account by the bank or a company.
- Money borrowed which will be paid back with interest.
15 Clues: Money which is owed. • Where your money is stored. • When you spend or use money. • To put money into your account. • The person who money is paid to. • To take money out of your account. • Total sum of money in your account. • Money put into your account by the bank or a company. • Money borrowed which will be paid back with interest. • ...
Business 2021-08-16
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- An agreement which you pay a company to protect your life/ assets, they will help you financially.
- Going below zero in your account and borrowing money from the bank.
- Money taken out of your account by the bank or a company.
- To take money out of your account.
- Where your money is stored.
- The person who money is paid to.
- When you spend or use money.
- Money put into your account by the bank or a company.
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- Money charged for borrowing from the bank or company. Can be money you earn from the bank by having money in your account.
- To put money into your account.
- A record of the money going in and out of your account.
- Total sum of money in your account.
- Money borrowed which will be paid back with interest.
- Machine usually in a wall you can use your bank card in to access your account.
- Money which is owed.
15 Clues: Money which is owed. • Where your money is stored. • When you spend or use money. • To put money into your account. • The person who money is paid to. • To take money out of your account. • Total sum of money in your account. • Money borrowed which will be paid back with interest. • Money put into your account by the bank or a company. • ...
SAVING CROSSWORD 2017-10-10
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- 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
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- 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 • ...
Chapter 2 Investment Power 2023-11-13
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- The _______ of investing can last a lifetime.
- the use of long-term savings to earn financial return.
- Reinvest all _________.
- good times on Wall Street.
- Invest in the common stocks or mutual funds of __________________ companies.
- Your long-term ________ rests in your own hands.
- Money is a common measure of the worth or price of a service.
- Maintains its value over time.
- Money can be saved and used at a later date.
- _______ is anything of value that is accepted in return for goods or services.
- Paper money is referred to as a __________.
- Interest that is earned on the initial deposit and the interest earned by the initial deposit
- Paper money is produced by ____________.
- The _____________ of return is divided into 72 to estimate how long it will take to double your money.
- Individuals should be able to carry money.
- Your ______________ is likely to change at least a half dozen times throughout your career.
- A technique for estimating the number of years required to double your money at a given rate of return.
- Investing can help you beat __________
Down
- People exchanged goods or services called ___________.
- Divide money into smaller units.
- Invest on a ________ basis over a long period of time.
- Investing is a way of owning a piece of ________________.
- Money is used in exchange for goods and services needed by individuals, businesses, and the government.
- Made of strong and lasting material (cotton).
- putting money aside so it will be available when needed.
- Coins are produced by _________.
- Authentic money is immediately recognizable.
- bad times on Wall Street.
- ____________ your portfolio to reduce overall risk.
- Long-term security includes _____________ and pension.
30 Clues: Reinvest all _________. • bad times on Wall Street. • good times on Wall Street. • Maintains its value over time. • Divide money into smaller units. • Coins are produced by _________. • Investing can help you beat __________ • Paper money is produced by ____________. • Individuals should be able to carry money. • Paper money is referred to as a __________. • ...
Dominick Complitano - Chapter 2 Notes Invests 2022-11-21
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- shares not sold publicly
- taking measures to make money grow
- NASDAQ
- where coins are produced
- money is a common measure of the worth or price of a good or service
- official US currency and legal tender
- authentic money into smaller units
- Publicly traded corporations are required to have their annual reports prepared by an outside accounting firm
- NYSE, AMEX
- Anything of value that is accepted in reutnr for goods or services
- maintain its value over time
- money can be saved and used at a later date
- someone who assists you with purchasing stocks and bonds
- the document that discloses financial information about the company and is filed with the SEC
- stockholders buy and sell shares of stock from one another with the help of brokers
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- limited liability for shareholders
- money is used in exchange for goods and services needed by individuals, businesses, and governments
- shares can be traded openly
- Interest that is earned both on the intial deposit and on the interest earned by the initial deposit
- Paper money is referred to this
- Putting money aside so it will be available when you need it
- increase in the price of goods in an economy
- made of a strong and lasting material(cotton)
- people must be able to carry money
- where paper money is produced
- owners are personally liable for their companies losses
- establishes and enforces regulations which protect the investing public from unfair practices in the securities market
- selling stocks and bonds directly to public investors
- technique for estimating the number of years required to double your money at a given rate of return
- divide money into smaller units
30 Clues: NASDAQ • NYSE, AMEX • shares not sold publicly • where coins are produced • shares can be traded openly • maintain its value over time • where paper money is produced • Paper money is referred to this • divide money into smaller units • limited liability for shareholders • taking measures to make money grow • authentic money into smaller units • people must be able to carry money • ...
Financial Terms 2026-04-28
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- Savings options
- Interest Money that a bank pays you to borrow your money.
- What you give up in order to get something else
- Something you want to achieve.
- shopping Finding out whether or not what you are about to buy can be found for a better price
- To use something from someone else with the promise of returning it
- An activity or action that might be dangerous
- Money that a bank pays you to borrow your money.
- Using money to buy stuff
- Giving resources or volunteering time to help those in need
- A share in the ownership of a company.
- When you borrow money and promise to pay it back later
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- A quality that means that something or someone can be trusted to do what has been agreed upon
- Payment for a year's worth of work that is divided into equal portions that are paid to you with each paycheck
- Helps pay for emergencies.
- Payment for the work you do.
- Money that goes to the government to pay for things like schools, road repairs and police and fire services
- When you put things in order of how much they matter
- A plan for using your money over a set period of time. It helps you keep track of spending
- A type of job you do for a long time and may require some education
- Things you like to have but they are not needed to survive
- Money that you have to pay back
- agreements to lend money to companies or the government.
- Things you must have in order to survive like food
- Money that is available and ready to use like bills and coins
- Work you do for money
26 Clues: Savings options • Work you do for money • Using money to buy stuff • Helps pay for emergencies. • Payment for the work you do. • Something you want to achieve. • Money that you have to pay back • A share in the ownership of a company. • An activity or action that might be dangerous • What you give up in order to get something else • ...
Budgeting 2025-03-03
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- A detailed plan that shows how you will spend and save money over a specific time period
- Money spent on non-essential items or "wants" rather than "needs"
- Money available to spend or save after paying taxes
- Expenses required to live and work, such as food, shelter, and transportation.
- Reduces the amount of a taxpayer's income that's subject to tax, generally reducing the amount of tax the individual may have to pay.
- Money spent or costs incurred for goods or services
- The amount of money needed to cover basic expenses in a specific location
- Money received, typically from work, investments, or other sources
- Costs that change from month to month based on usage or consumption
- Non-essential expenses that you budget for, such as entertainment, travel, and luxury items.
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- Total amount of money earned before any deductions are taken out
- The process of distributing money for different purposes or categories
- Money saved specifically for unexpected expenses or emergencies
- Items of value that you own
- The proportion of income of a person (personal saving), company or institution (retained profits) that is not spent on current consumption.
- Regular expenses that stay the same amount each month
- The amount of money you take home after taxes and other deductions
- The movement of money in and out of your accounts over time
- Debts or financial obligations that you owe
19 Clues: Items of value that you own • Debts or financial obligations that you owe • Money available to spend or save after paying taxes • Money spent or costs incurred for goods or services • Regular expenses that stay the same amount each month • The movement of money in and out of your accounts over time • Money saved specifically for unexpected expenses or emergencies • ...
CYOA 3 2023-05-16
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- very beginner friendly investing website; not vangaurd
- homes that a person and rent for a profit; a type of investment
- a type of security that gives stockholders a share of ownership in a company.
- a basic type of financial product that allows you to deposit your money and typically earn a modest amount of interest.
- Bonds are issued by governments and corporations when they want to raise money.
- the amount charged over and above the principal amount by the lender from the borrower.
- money borrowed from the back for education purposes
- money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
Down
- a type of mutual fund or exchange traded fund that seeks to track the returns of a market index; Mr.Roughtons most suggested way to invest
- called CD; a savings account that holds a fixed amount of money for a fixed period of time, such as six months, one year, or five years, and in exchange, the issuing bank pays interest
- expend money with the expectation of achieving a profit or material result by putting it into financial plans, shares, or property, or by using it to develop a commercial venture.
- for fiscal policy this is decreasing govnt spending
- the use of government spending and taxation to influence the economy.
- easily can go into debt if not used properly;credit score
- the control of the quantity of money available in an economy and the channels by which new money is supplied.
- with no employment/ no job
- something, typically money, that is owed or due.
- for ficial policy this is tax cuts and expanded govnt spending
- a company that pools money from many investors and invests the money in securities such as stocks, bonds, and short term debt
- money borrowed from the bank
20 Clues: with no employment/ no job • money borrowed from the bank • something, typically money, that is owed or due. • for fiscal policy this is decreasing govnt spending • money borrowed from the back for education purposes • very beginner friendly investing website; not vangaurd • easily can go into debt if not used properly;credit score • ...
CYOA 2023-05-16
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- very beginner friendly investing website; not vangaurd
- homes that a person and rent for a profit; a type of investment
- a type of security that gives stockholders a share of ownership in a company.
- a basic type of financial product that allows you to deposit your money and typically earn a modest amount of interest.
- Bonds are issued by governments and corporations when they want to raise money.
- the amount charged over and above the principal amount by the lender from the borrower.
- money borrowed from the back for education purposes
- money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
Down
- a type of mutual fund or exchange traded fund that seeks to track the returns of a market index; Mr.Roughtons most suggested way to invest
- called CD; a savings account that holds a fixed amount of money for a fixed period of time, such as six months, one year, or five years, and in exchange, the issuing bank pays interest
- expend money with the expectation of achieving a profit or material result by putting it into financial plans, shares, or property, or by using it to develop a commercial venture.
- for fiscal policy this is decreasing govnt spending
- the use of government spending and taxation to influence the economy.
- easily can go into debt if not used properly;credit score
- the control of the quantity of money available in an economy and the channels by which new money is supplied.
- with no employment/ no job
- something, typically money, that is owed or due.
- for ficial policy this is tax cuts and expanded govnt spending
- a company that pools money from many investors and invests the money in securities such as stocks, bonds, and short term debt
- money borrowed from the bank
20 Clues: with no employment/ no job • money borrowed from the bank • something, typically money, that is owed or due. • for fiscal policy this is decreasing govnt spending • money borrowed from the back for education purposes • very beginner friendly investing website; not vangaurd • easily can go into debt if not used properly;credit score • ...
Cash flow 2023-02-12
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- the inability to meet debt
- An alternative to chasing customers for debts is asking a specialist company to do this.
- money taken out of the business by owner(s) for personal use
- estimates what the cash inflows into the bank account and outflows out of the bank account will be
- person or organization that provides something needed such as a product or service.
- holding too much stock
- asset that can easily be changed into cash
- a general term used to describe the ownership certificates of any company
- a sum of money that is owed or due
- the ability to borrow money or access goods or services with the understanding that you'll pay later.
- opening balance -/+ net cash flow
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- the value of money that has been used up to produce something or deliver a service
- Money spent regularly on things that keep a business going
- flow of money into a business
- the exchange of money, goods, or services for goods and services
- a thing that you own that you can sell for money
- total revenue - total cost
- Money in the form of coins, notes that is kept on premises
- customers who buy on credit
- will always be the same figure as that of the closing balance of the previous month
- flow of money out of a business
21 Clues: holding too much stock • the inability to meet debt • total revenue - total cost • customers who buy on credit • flow of money into a business • flow of money out of a business • opening balance -/+ net cash flow • a sum of money that is owed or due • asset that can easily be changed into cash • a thing that you own that you can sell for money • ...
