money Crossword Puzzles
G7_Oxford Lower Secondary Social Studies_Unit4.8: Consumer and Technology 2025-06-12
Across
- Something that is stored or used on a computer or device.
- A trick to steal money or information from people.
- Tasks done for others, like teaching or cleaning.
- Money borrowed from a bank that needs to be paid back.
- To take money out of your bank account.
- A Moving money from one account to another
- place where people keep their money safe.
- (Two-words)* A card that lets you borrow money to buy things.
- (Two-words)* A digital ticket bought online, often for events or travel.
- A place with many stores where people go to shop.
- Money given in exchange for goods or services.
- (Two-words)* Buying and selling things over the internet.
- A way to pay without touching anything, like using a card or phone.
Down
- (Two-words)* A card used to pay for things at stores or online.
- physical items that we can touch and use, like toys or food.
- The act of buying or selling something.
- A large building where goods are stored.
- To put money into your bank account.
- A mobile phone that can access the internet and apps.
- person who buys and uses goods and services.
- Money that you owe to someone else.
- A place in a bank where you keep your money.
- (Two-words)* Buying things through a website or app.
- A type of store where you can buy goods.
- A machine that lets you get cash from your bank account.
25 Clues: Money that you owe to someone else. • To put money into your bank account. • The act of buying or selling something. • To take money out of your bank account. • A large building where goods are stored. • A type of store where you can buy goods. • place where people keep their money safe. • A Moving money from one account to another • ...
Banking Basics 2024-03-06
Across
- a currency used to exchange for things
- a borrowed sum of money often used to pay for higher education
- an account that allows for easy access to your money
- National credit union administration
- combines the features of a savings account and a checking account
- CD
Down
- interest that increases by a percentage each month, and includes the interest from months prior
- federal deposit insurance corporation
- an account that lets you save money and earn interest
- a usually unlicensed individual who lends you money, often in an attempt to earn more money themselves by cheating you or offering exorbitant interest rates
- a borrowed sum of money
- an organization that can loan you money and hold your money for you, is often more personalized than other options
- a place where you can hold your money, get a loan, and generate interest on money in savings accounts
- money that is added onto an amount owed or invested that is increased the longer the money spends in its position
- a type of savings account that is often used as the base reference when comparing other savings accounts
15 Clues: CD • a borrowed sum of money • National credit union administration • federal deposit insurance corporation • a currency used to exchange for things • an account that allows for easy access to your money • an account that lets you save money and earn interest • a borrowed sum of money often used to pay for higher education • ...
Financial Literacy Terms 2025-10-10
Across
- Money borrowed that must be repaid, usually with interest.
- The original amount of money borrowed or invested before interest.
- Money that you owe to someone else.
- The money you earn from work, allowance, or other sources.
- The ability to borrow money and pay it back later.
- A plan for how to spend and save money over a certain period of time.
- Something valuable that you own, like money, property, or investments.
Down
- sheet A report that shows what a person or business owns and owes at a certain time.
- Money that is spent on items, services, or bills.
- flow The movement of money coming in and going out of a business or account.
- Money set aside to use later instead of spending it right away.
- The extra money you earn or pay when saving or borrowing money.
- The money left after all costs and expenses are paid.
- Something you owe, such as a loan or a bill to pay.
- Ownership in something, such as a company or property, after debts are paid.
15 Clues: Money that you owe to someone else. • Money that is spent on items, services, or bills. • The ability to borrow money and pay it back later. • Something you owe, such as a loan or a bill to pay. • The money left after all costs and expenses are paid. • Money borrowed that must be repaid, usually with interest. • ...
Accounting and Finance 2019-10-02
Across
- money subtracted like a tax
- tax a tax on sales or on the receipts from sales
- money signed over
- getting money regularly
- an amount of money to spend
- a sum of money lent or invested,which interest is paid
- pay money earned before taxes
Down
- saving money for later
- a business deal
- card a card holding your money on it
- pay money earned with taxes
- paying money for the use of money lent
- a total of money
13 Clues: a business deal • a total of money • money signed over • saving money for later • getting money regularly • money subtracted like a tax • pay money earned with taxes • an amount of money to spend • pay money earned before taxes • card a card holding your money on it • paying money for the use of money lent • tax a tax on sales or on the receipts from sales • ...
Loan Terminology 2025-11-07
Across
- A card that lets you borrow a certain amount of money
- The percentage charged by a lender for borrowing money or earned by saving money
- The amount of safety you take with your money
- The interest rate that changes by the market
- A loan used to buy a property
- Changing the way you pack back the bank
- A person or organisation like a bank that gives money to someone with the agreement that it will be paid back
- The amount of time it takes you to pay back your money
Down
- A card linked directly to your bank account that allows you to spend your own money electronically
- An asset pledged by a borrower to secure a loan if the borrower doesn’t repay, the lender can take the collateral
- A set period of time for a loan or investment that doesn’t change
- The original amount of money borrowed or invested, not including interest
- An interest rate that stays the same for the entire term of the loan or investment
- Money that is borrowed and must be repaid, over a set amount of time
- Someone who borrows money from someone
- The Maximum amount of money
- The chance that something bad or unexpected might happen.
17 Clues: The Maximum amount of money • A loan used to buy a property • Someone who borrows money from someone • Changing the way you pack back the bank • The interest rate that changes by the market • The amount of safety you take with your money • A card that lets you borrow a certain amount of money • The amount of time it takes you to pay back your money • ...
Bank Crossword 2024-01-16
Across
- A percentage of money simulary to interest.
- Is a way of expressing a number of fractions, that means the part that’s up to you.
- When you can't pay all the money you owe.
- All people have one if they want to live in the capitalist system because it is the way to receive the pay.
- It’s one of the principal uses of the bank, when you borrowed money.
- Where you can deposit the money into your bank.
- A current way to exchange products and buy and sell.
Down
- It’s like the part of the cake you have in a company or part of the portion you have in a company.
- Money you pay judiciously to a Bank for a loan.
- The people who steal the money legally.
- What you do when you want something material.
- When you don’t have enough money to pay your card and the bank covers it anyways.
- You use that to buy something on a deadline when you don’t have money.
- The amount of money everybody wants to have in their account.
- To keep a lot of money in the bank.
- The money you save in the bank, are you…
16 Clues: To keep a lot of money in the bank. • The people who steal the money legally. • The money you save in the bank, are you… • When you can't pay all the money you owe. • A percentage of money simulary to interest. • What you do when you want something material. • Money you pay judiciously to a Bank for a loan. • Where you can deposit the money into your bank. • ...
UNIT 4 pre-int vocab 2025-04-09
Across
- Small, metal pieces of money.
- the regular payments you make to cover the costs of various services and utilities needed to run and maintain the home
- To take money or property from someone with the intention to return it later.
- Something you own or have control over.
- A plan or concept designed to generate income.
- Money given to someone as a reward for service, usually voluntary.
- To receive money for work or services.
- Physical money (coins and notes) used for transactions.
- paper you can write an amount on
- cash returned to you after you buy something
Down
- Paper currency used for transactions (e.g., dollar bills).
- A payment card that lets you borrow money from a bank to make purchases, which you pay back later.
- To give money or property to someone with the expectation that it will be returned.
- money from other countries
- the piece of paper you get after you buy something
- The value or price of something.
- the password for your debit/credit card
17 Clues: money from other countries • Small, metal pieces of money. • The value or price of something. • paper you can write an amount on • To receive money for work or services. • Something you own or have control over. • the password for your debit/credit card • cash returned to you after you buy something • A plan or concept designed to generate income. • ...
Social Studies 2022-09-27
Across
- any mollusk living in the sea
- money spend on something
- recieves from taxes
- printed record of money paid
- flat and round used as money
- equal weight or force
- amount of money spent
- money that is put into a bank account
Down
- time or money saved
- bead- beads made from shells
- extra money that you receive from your
- exchange goods without money
- share in a company in the hope of
- money that you saved in a bank
14 Clues: time or money saved • recieves from taxes • equal weight or force • amount of money spent • money spend on something • exchange goods without money • printed record of money paid • flat and round used as money • bead- beads made from shells • any mollusk living in the sea • money that you saved in a bank • share in a company in the hope of • money that is put into a bank account • ...
Personal Finance and Basic Investment 2015-07-24
Across
- Statement of financial transactions
- Capital in Order to gain profit
- guarantees to pay a stated sum of money on a specified day
- Pool of Funds
- Manges Fund of Investments
- Monetary Payment
Down
- Shares of a particular company
- Reserved Money
- Total Assets minus liabilities
- Expenditure
- Goals set that revolves around money
- Sum of Money needed for a purpose
- Denomination of Currency
- Institution For Keeping Money
- Sum of Money Paid to shareholders
15 Clues: Expenditure • Pool of Funds • Reserved Money • Monetary Payment • Denomination of Currency • Manges Fund of Investments • Institution For Keeping Money • Shares of a particular company • Total Assets minus liabilities • Capital in Order to gain profit • Sum of Money needed for a purpose • Sum of Money Paid to shareholders • Statement of financial transactions • ...
Time and Pay Hayden Closson 2021-10-08
Across
- Wages straight to a depository fund
- A person that relies on tax payer money
- agreed between employer and employee
- Total tax bill
- Fixed amount of money payed to employee
- Money took away from pay
- 26 Pays
- Add extra value for a employer
Down
- For people over 65
- Work over time scheduled
- Money left after deductions
- A reloadable debit card
- A fee that that a salesperson gets from a sale
- 12 Pays
- 52 Pays
- The regular schedule the employer pays the employee
- Money earned be for payroll taxes
- Paper pay
- 24 Pays
19 Clues: 12 Pays • 52 Pays • 26 Pays • 24 Pays • Paper pay • Total tax bill • For people over 65 • A reloadable debit card • Work over time scheduled • Money took away from pay • Money left after deductions • Add extra value for a employer • Money earned be for payroll taxes • Wages straight to a depository fund • agreed between employer and employee • A person that relies on tax payer money • ...
Banking Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-02
Across
- A container or drawer at a financial institution for safekeeping of valuables
- a written form of payment that uses paper to pay you or you to pay others
- a place in the bank that holds safety deposit boxes
- moving money from one account to another
- writing a check or using your debit card and you are over your account balance
- a type of account that allows you to pay others by writing a check, and allows you to deposit or withdraw money
- to take money out of your account
- the total amount of money in your account
Down
- to put money into your account
- depositing money into an account for future use
- someone who helps you with deposits and withdrawals
- a plastic card used to pay for items, money is taken from your checking account
- money borrowed from a bank
- paper money and coins
- A financial institution owned by its depositors which allows them to borrow money at low interest rates
- a four to six digit number used to access your account
- an automated machine that allows consumers to perform quick self-service transactions such as deposits, cash withdrawals, bill payments, and transfers between accounts
- a document sent to you by email, electronically or mail about your deposits and withdrawals
18 Clues: paper money and coins • money borrowed from a bank • to put money into your account • to take money out of your account • moving money from one account to another • the total amount of money in your account • depositing money into an account for future use • a place in the bank that holds safety deposit boxes • someone who helps you with deposits and withdrawals • ...
The Role Money - Cash, Credit and Debit 2025-03-18
Across
- What is a secret number used for banking transactions?
- What is the term for borrowing money to buy things and paying it back later?
- What do we call the act of using money to buy things?
- What is it called when goods or services are traded without using money?
- What is the money you owe to someone or an institution?
- What is the extra charge for not paying back credit card debt in full?
- What is a type of digital currency that uses encryption for security?
- What are essential items required for survival and well-being?
Down
- What are things you desire but do not need for survival?
- What do we call the money you spend on goods, services, or bills?
- What is the term for the value of one currency compared to another?
- What card is directly connected to your bank account?
- What is the term for a form of money used worldwide, like the dollar or euro?
- What is a plan to track spending and save money called?
- What is a digital storage method for payment information?
- What is something we use to buy goods and services?
- What is the money you earn from work or investments?
- What is physical money like paper bills and coins called?
18 Clues: What is something we use to buy goods and services? • What is the money you earn from work or investments? • What card is directly connected to your bank account? • What do we call the act of using money to buy things? • What is a secret number used for banking transactions? • What is a plan to track spending and save money called? • ...
Chapter 16 per 1, Serhal, Crowder,Crosby, Oros 2021-01-25
Across
- the use of assets to earn income or profit
- a person who links buyers and sellers of stock
- stock prices are falling, investors are pessimistic (two words)
- a market in which money is lent for less than a year
- a not-for-profit depository institution owned by its members (two words)
- things that are owned by individuals or businesses that can be converted into cash such as money in bank accounts, accounts receivable, land, etc.
- this has value because the government has ordered that it be accepted in payment of debts (two words)
- a medium of exchange
- an asset or item acquired with the goal of generating income or appreciation
- an ownership share or shares of ownership in a corporation
Down
- to buy a variety of stocks or other investments to spread risk
- money that has value apart from its use as money (two words)
- steady growth in stock prices (two words)
- The term for exchanging goods and services for other goods and services
- the amount of money available for the purchase of goods and services (two words)
- combines shareholder's money in a common pool (two words)
- the money from profits of a company that is paid to the stockholders
- an abbreviation of the largest stock exchange located in New York
- banks create money by making these
- an investment that is easily converted into cash
20 Clues: a medium of exchange • banks create money by making these • steady growth in stock prices (two words) • the use of assets to earn income or profit • a person who links buyers and sellers of stock • an investment that is easily converted into cash • a market in which money is lent for less than a year • combines shareholder's money in a common pool (two words) • ...
Macroeconomics Unit 6 2025-05-19
Across
- Rates: The cost of borrowing money or the reward for saving money.
- Government policies on taxes and spending to influence the economy.
- Money people or businesses earn from work or investments.
- Goods and services bought from other countries.
- Shares of ownership in a company that people can buy or sell.
- The official money used in a country for buying and selling.
- Money taken out of an account or recorded as a payment.
- Factors that change how much people want to buy (like income or preferences).
- When the government or country earns more money than it spends.
Down
- A country's exports minus its imports.
- Goods and services sold to other countries.
- The place where currencies from different countries are bought and sold.
- Policies set by a country’s central bank to control money and interest rates.
- The amount of a good or service people want to buy at a certain price.
- How much one country’s currency is worth compared to another’s.
- Money added to an account or recorded as income.
- When the government or country spends more money than it earns.
- Loans to the government or companies that pay back with interest over time.
- The amount of a good or service producer is willing to sell at a certain price.
- Shifters Factors that change how much producers are willing to sell (like costs or technology).
20 Clues: A country's exports minus its imports. • Goods and services sold to other countries. • Goods and services bought from other countries. • Money added to an account or recorded as income. • Money taken out of an account or recorded as a payment. • Money people or businesses earn from work or investments. • The official money used in a country for buying and selling. • ...
Financial Health 2023-03-30
Across
- - Knowing what money is and understanding why it's important
- - Be smart with your money - knowing the difference between needs and wants and not going into debt
- - Setting money aside to spend later on
- - Things that we need to survive
- - "My Money"
- - Spending money to earn(or grow) more money
- - Having a plan for how you will spend and save your money
- - Earning enough money to provide for the necessities and some for extra fun
Down
- - Understanding money, knowing how to take care of your money, and having enough for your needs and wants
- - Anything people can use to by goods and services
- - The skills and knowledge that allows a person to make educated and thoughtful decisions related to their money
- - An action or activity someone does for you
- - Things that we'd like to have but do not need to survive
- - Using your money to help other people and make the world a better place
- - Having the skills and knowledge to manage your money
- - A object you purchase like clothes or a car
16 Clues: - "My Money" • - Things that we need to survive • - Setting money aside to spend later on • - An action or activity someone does for you • - Spending money to earn(or grow) more money • - A object you purchase like clothes or a car • - Anything people can use to by goods and services • - Having the skills and knowledge to manage your money • ...
Financial Literacy 2025-12-04
Across
- Adding money to an account. The opposite of a withdrawal.
- Taking money out of an account. Using an ATM to get cash
- Money received, usually from work. Your gross or net pay.
- Money set aside for the future. What you put into an emergency fund.
- A spending plan for your money. Where you list income and expenses.
- The amount of money in an account. What's left over after calculations.
Down
- Your ability to borrow money. Trust that a borrower will repay a loan.
- A bank account for daily transactions. The account associated with a debit card.
- The cost of goods or services. Money you spend.
- Money owed to another party. A financial obligation or burden.
- What you owe; a financial obligation. The opposite of an asset.
- The cost of borrowing money. The percentage earned on savings.
- The management of large amounts of money. A study of money and investments.
- Something owned that has value (e.g., a home). Can be sold for cash.
- An institution that manages money. Where you go to open an account.
15 Clues: The cost of goods or services. Money you spend. • Taking money out of an account. Using an ATM to get cash • Adding money to an account. The opposite of a withdrawal. • Money received, usually from work. Your gross or net pay. • Money owed to another party. A financial obligation or burden. • The cost of borrowing money. The percentage earned on savings. • ...
Money Supply and Banks 2023-12-12
Across
- m0 plus this makes m2
- one divided by the reserve requirement ratio
- year FED was created
- the combine of ER plus RR
- the number of FED districts
- not enough spending of money effect
- name for the Federal Reserve Banking System
- recessionary response of money by the FED
Down
- location of the FED board of governors
- most liquid part of the money supply
- effect on prices during inflation
- effect on money during inflation
- what the FED takes from bank's deposits
- not use of money
- inflationary response of money by the FED
- too much money for spending effect
16 Clues: not use of money • year FED was created • m0 plus this makes m2 • the combine of ER plus RR • the number of FED districts • effect on money during inflation • effect on prices during inflation • too much money for spending effect • not enough spending of money effect • most liquid part of the money supply • location of the FED board of governors • ...
Critical Thinking Money Crossword 2022-11-01
Across
- a borrowed sum of money
- Means you owe money
- A detrimental loan, unfair loan
- buying a share in a business
- a monthly loan from the bank (card)
- paper summing up an employee's paycheck
- what employees earn before taxes
- How you manage all your finances
- You gain money (paycheck)
Down
- A place to put money to save or budget
- card a card representing a transaction of $
- paycheck after benefits/deductions
- company compensates for specific loss
- Money the gov takes from your paycheck
- money you pay before insurance kicks in
- To set aside money for certain things
16 Clues: Means you owe money • a borrowed sum of money • You gain money (paycheck) • buying a share in a business • A detrimental loan, unfair loan • what employees earn before taxes • How you manage all your finances • paycheck after benefits/deductions • a monthly loan from the bank (card) • company compensates for specific loss • To set aside money for certain things • ...
Financial Literacy! 2022-08-30
Across
- Where stocks are bought and sold.
- Keeping track of income and expenses.
- borrowed money.
- Part of a company's profit shared with stock owners.
- Something that makes money for you.
- Money received or earned.
- The cost required for something.
- Something that costs a person money
Down
- Something you would like but don't have to
- Money you owe.
- of an item.
- Rate of increase in prices.
- Money earned by letting somebody else borrow or invest your money.
- Something you must have to survive.
- The worth of an object.
- A purchase agreement between a buyer and
16 Clues: of an item. • Money you owe. • borrowed money. • The worth of an object. • Money received or earned. • Rate of increase in prices. • The cost required for something. • Where stocks are bought and sold. • Something you must have to survive. • Something that makes money for you. • Something that costs a person money • Keeping track of income and expenses. • ...
chapter 12 vocabulary 2023-02-10
Across
- money
- a sales tax
- interest plus the amount of money that the US government has borrowed.
- its revenue equals its expenditures
- careful examination by trained accountants
- takes large percentage of income from higher income groups
- payments charged by governments
- income a business has left after paying expenses
Down
- shortage of money
- excess money
- tax on the value of property owned
- certificate stating that the government has borrowed certain sum of money
- money charged as a penalty for breaking certain laws
- taxes on earnings
- payments for the use of loaned money
- import tax
16 Clues: money • import tax • a sales tax • excess money • shortage of money • taxes on earnings • payments charged by governments • tax on the value of property owned • its revenue equals its expenditures • payments for the use of loaned money • careful examination by trained accountants • income a business has left after paying expenses • money charged as a penalty for breaking certain laws • ...
Budgeting/Financial Planning 2021-01-25
Across
- TAKE HOME PAY
- TO TAKE MONEY OUT OF AN ACCOUNT
- THE PHRASE THAT MEANS YOU DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO COVER AN EXPENSE
- THE HIGHEST AMOUNT YOU MAY CHARGE ON A CREDIT CARD
- COMMON EXPENSE WHERE THE AMOUNT IS DIFFERENT EACH TIME
- MONEY YOU OWE
Down
- THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU EARN BEFORE DEDUCTIONS
- A PLAN YOU CREATE FOR CONTROLLING SPENDING AND ENCOURAGING SPENDING
- MONEY THAT IS LENT USUALLY WITH THE UNDERSTANDING IT WILL BE PAID BACK WITH INTEREST
- A LOAN THAT ENABLES PEOPLE TO BUY SOMETHING NOW AND PAY FOR IT IN THE FUTURE
- TO PUT MONEY INTO A BANK OR INVESTMENT ACCOUNT
- IDEAS AND BELIEFS THAT ARE MOST IMPORTANT TO YOU
- THE MONEY YOU EARN
- COST THE SAME EVERY TIME
- THINGS THAT ARE ESSENTIAL TO YOUR HEALTH AND SECURITY
- HANGING ONTO YOUR MONEY FOR A FUTURE USE INSTEAD OF SPENDING IT
- MAKE LIFE MORE INTERESTING AND FUN BUT YOU CAN GET BY WITHOUT THEM
- THINGS YOU PAY FOR BOTH NEEDS AND WANTS
18 Clues: TAKE HOME PAY • MONEY YOU OWE • THE MONEY YOU EARN • COST THE SAME EVERY TIME • TO TAKE MONEY OUT OF AN ACCOUNT • THINGS YOU PAY FOR BOTH NEEDS AND WANTS • TO PUT MONEY INTO A BANK OR INVESTMENT ACCOUNT • IDEAS AND BELIEFS THAT ARE MOST IMPORTANT TO YOU • THE HIGHEST AMOUNT YOU MAY CHARGE ON A CREDIT CARD • THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU EARN BEFORE DEDUCTIONS • ...
Crossword: Money and Banking 2024-01-02
Across
- banks create money by granting __________
- money acts as a store of _______________
- this theory of money shows that MV=PY
- money acts as a measure of _______________
- _________of circulation measures how often money is used in the economy
- this is a system that allows bank to lend only a proportion of their deposits
- money can be broken down into small denominations
- all notes and coins held with the banks and financial institutions
- notes and coins and demand deposits are referred to as ________ money
Down
- this means we should be able to carry money around with us easily
- the main problem of barter was the double __________ of wants
- this means everyone must accept money
- the direct exchange of goods
- currency in circulation
- money acts as a medium of __________when it facilitates transactions
15 Clues: currency in circulation • the direct exchange of goods • this theory of money shows that MV=PY • this means everyone must accept money • money acts as a store of _______________ • banks create money by granting __________ • money acts as a measure of _______________ • money can be broken down into small denominations • ...
Finance 2023-12-22
Across
- : "Used for buying things."
- : "The opposite of gaining or winning."
- : "Money earned regularly or irregularly."
- : "A machine to withdraw or deposit money."
- : "Not win or misplace something."
- : "Money that you owe to someone."
- : "Put money into something to get more back."
Down
- : "What you do to give money for something."
- : "Create or obtain money."(2 words)
- : "To get money by working."
- : "Physical form of money."
- : "Give something temporarily."
- : "To have a debt to repay."
- : "Regular payment for a job."
14 Clues: : "Used for buying things." • : "Physical form of money." • : "To get money by working." • : "Regular payment for a job." • : "To have a debt to repay." • : "Create or obtain money."(2 words) • : "Give something temporarily." • : "Not win or misplace something." • : "Money that you owe to someone." • ...
Economics Vocabulary 2024-03-04
20 Clues: after • hourly • annual • before • taken out • collectors • tax season • contribution • income based • self employed • illegal fraud • money received • money generated • national programs • verifies employment • reports withholdings • allowances/dependents • medicare/social security • permanent workers/residents • money earned minus deductions
Pennys Financial Literacy Crossword 2024-10-23
Across
- when you pay, you use money to buy things
- Bill a piece of paper money worth one dollar
- bank something you keep your money in, it is the shape of a pig
- a sum of money given on a regular basis or allowed for a particular purpose
- a piece of business, such as a sale or trade
- tag a label or tag that is attached to a product and shows its price
- the amount of money someone can spend for certain things
- something that you must have or that you must do
Down
- a place where people keep their money and borrow money
- something that you have bought
- what we use to pay for things, it comes in coins or paper bills
- you have a wish or desire to do it
- the act of putting aside money for future use, rather than spending it immediately
- the amount of money you have to pay to buy it
- talking about how much money people might agree to pay for it
- a piece of metal that we use as money, Pennie’s, Nickels, dimes, and quarters.
16 Clues: something that you have bought • you have a wish or desire to do it • when you pay, you use money to buy things • Bill a piece of paper money worth one dollar • a piece of business, such as a sale or trade • the amount of money you have to pay to buy it • something that you must have or that you must do • a place where people keep their money and borrow money • ...
chapter 12 vocabulary 2023-02-10
Across
- money
- a sales tax
- interest plus the amount of money that the US government has borrowed.
- its revenue equals its expenditures
- careful examination by trained accountants
- takes large percentage of income from higher income groups
- payments charged by governments
- income a business has left after paying expenses
Down
- shortage of money
- excess money
- tax on the value of property owned
- certificate stating that the government has borrowed certain sum of money
- money charged as a penalty for breaking certain laws
- taxes on earnings
- payments for the use of loaned money
- import tax
16 Clues: money • import tax • a sales tax • excess money • shortage of money • taxes on earnings • payments charged by governments • tax on the value of property owned • its revenue equals its expenditures • payments for the use of loaned money • careful examination by trained accountants • income a business has left after paying expenses • money charged as a penalty for breaking certain laws • ...
ALC book 9- Unit 1- Vocabulary 2022-01-27
Across
- small piece of paper to deposit or withdraw money
- I carry my _______ in my pocket.
- I have a new, one-hundred dollar ______.
- bank account to save money (2 words)
- savings or checking _______.
- name, address, date, etc
- ________ an account at a bank
- The flowers _____ good.
Down
- to take money out of an account
- put money in an account.
- to write information on a form (2 words)
- I __ sleepy.
- the name that you sign.
- use your money in a store
- to change a check into money.
- I want to _______ my money and not spend it.
16 Clues: I __ sleepy. • the name that you sign. • The flowers _____ good. • put money in an account. • name, address, date, etc • use your money in a store • savings or checking _______. • to change a check into money. • ________ an account at a bank • to take money out of an account • I carry my _______ in my pocket. • bank account to save money (2 words) • ...
Money, Finance, and Economics 2021-10-25
Across
- An agreement to an exact offer without changes
- The process of paying back a loan over time
- A system of moral principles that guide our desicion making
- Taxes placed on real estate, boats, buisness inventory and expensive items
- The exchange of value between two people or parties. Give and take
- The amount of money earned before taxes
- The money paid upfront to secure a loan
Down
- A tax that takes a larger percent from low income groups than it does high income groups
- The amount of money earned after taxes
- Legally enforceable promise between two people or parties
- A government program that provides loans and grants for college students
- The fee the leder charges to borrow money
- A fee the lender charges a borrower for a service
- A willingness to provide or do something
- A loan that can be taken out to buy a house
- The base amouny for a loan. No interest added
- Premiums made to make up for part of the mortgage payment
- One of the top 2 major countries the US government borrows from
18 Clues: The amount of money earned after taxes • The amount of money earned before taxes • The money paid upfront to secure a loan • A willingness to provide or do something • The fee the leder charges to borrow money • The process of paying back a loan over time • A loan that can be taken out to buy a house • The base amouny for a loan. No interest added • ...
Money Before Family (onthemoove) 2024-04-11
Across
- size of someone tall and ...
- a thing you do on a daily day basis
- you buy something with this thing
- if a room has no light what is it?
- something bad
- something burning
- you use your foot to
- you close and... a door
- something you use when you go grocery shopping (you put items in it"
- another word for stumble
Down
- you walk fast and ...
- another word for back
- you are ... your house
- theres nothing inside
- another word for "cool"
- the plate ... on its own
- inside and ...
17 Clues: something bad • inside and ... • something burning • you use your foot to • you walk fast and ... • another word for back • theres nothing inside • you are ... your house • another word for "cool" • you close and... a door • the plate ... on its own • another word for stumble • size of someone tall and ... • you buy something with this thing • if a room has no light what is it? • ...
Money Matters Study Guide 2025-10-01
Across
- a limit on your spending money
- a document to tell the employer how much federal income to with-hold
- a gratuity given to the employee for their service
- the total amount of money earned before deductions
- a regular payment from employer to employee
- the relationship between taxes paid and benefits received
- federal health insurance program
- money subracted from your income
- the cost required for something
- an obligation someone owes another party
Down
- earning income by working by yourself
- a sum of money paid for a specific task
- the total comp you receive for services provided
- mandatory payment made to the government
- money received on a regular basis
- the amount of money received after deductions
- anything you own that has value
17 Clues: a limit on your spending money • anything you own that has value • the cost required for something • federal health insurance program • money subracted from your income • money received on a regular basis • earning income by working by yourself • a sum of money paid for a specific task • mandatory payment made to the government • an obligation someone owes another party • ...
Money- Eda Riin Reinok 2017-03-17
Across
- place where is thing (food, clothes etc.)
- vaba raha
- when you spend too much money
- when you go to the work then you.... money
- when it costs too much
- ostma
- money that childs get
- raiskama
Down
- metall money
- place where you out your money
- krediitkaart
- when you buy too much things
- read synonym
- you waste your....
- maksma
15 Clues: ostma • maksma • raiskama • vaba raha • metall money • krediitkaart • read synonym • you waste your.... • money that childs get • when it costs too much • when you buy too much things • when you spend too much money • place where you out your money • place where is thing (food, clothes etc.) • when you go to the work then you.... money
ECON 2024-05-23
Across
- when you put money into your business
- when families are trying to save money
- when people exchange things with people
- the amount you have to spend on something
- another name for money
- go ___ me
- when the bank loses to much money
- when you need to pay back your loan you have what kind of added money
- the amount of money you put down for something
Down
- when the prices on gas go up
- a person who organizes and owns a business
- when you are broke and need money
- when two businesses go against each other
- a place where you can withdraw money
- borrowed money from the bank and didn’t pay it back
15 Clues: go ___ me • another name for money • when the prices on gas go up • when you are broke and need money • when the bank loses to much money • a place where you can withdraw money • when you put money into your business • when families are trying to save money • when people exchange things with people • the amount you have to spend on something • ...
Economic Terms 2021-04-27
Across
- a positive amount of money OR money that is “borrowed” from a bank or company
- the amount of money that the employee is paid
- the people who buy or use products or goods
- the person that works for the employer
- the amount of money that is currently in your checking account
- money that is owed to someone, a deduction
- money kept in the bank for long term goals
Down
- a long-term job
- the company or person that an employee works for
- money that is given by the bank to the customer for money kept in a savings account
- the amount of money that is paid to someone
- the amount of money that something costs
- items or services that are necessary for life
- money put into your checking account
- items or services that are not necessary for life but make it more fun, easier or more exciting.
15 Clues: a long-term job • money put into your checking account • the person that works for the employer • the amount of money that something costs • money that is owed to someone, a deduction • money kept in the bank for long term goals • the amount of money that is paid to someone • the people who buy or use products or goods • the amount of money that the employee is paid • ...
Show Me the Money 2023-04-10
Across
- Tax money withheld from your paycheck by the state where you earned it.
- The amount of money you get to keep after all the deductions are taken out.
- Taxes and other charges you have to pay.
- The amount of money you earn per paycheck.
- Tax money withheld to pay for your medical expenses when you retire.
- The amount of money you get paid per hour of work.
- Money taken out of your paycheck for taxes, insurance, and retirement.
- Tax money the US government takes (withholds) from your paycheck.
Down
- Medical, vision, dental insurance or other deductions you can choose to pay.
- Extra money you get paid for selling each large expensive item, like a car.
- The amount of money contracted workers make per year.
- Tax money withheld from your paycheck for when you can’t work anymore.
- Money you save from your paycheck for use after you retire.
- A plan that helps you keep track of every penny you earn and makes sure you spend them wisely.
- A 1 page document that states your work and education experience.
- Work you do that pays a salary and requires a college degree or certificate.
- Work you do that pays by the hour and does not require special degrees.
17 Clues: Taxes and other charges you have to pay. • The amount of money you earn per paycheck. • The amount of money you get paid per hour of work. • The amount of money contracted workers make per year. • Money you save from your paycheck for use after you retire. • A 1 page document that states your work and education experience. • ...
Unit 4 Crossword 2025-11-14
Across
- Created a national currency called the “Fiat Greenback.”
- Money has to be accepted as form of payment by everyone.
- Sum total of all the currency and in circulation within an economy at a specific time.
- Any item or verifiable record that is generally accepted as payment for goods and services and repayment of debts.
- High credit score, responsible spending and borrowing, low risk to lenders.
- Money must be able to break down and divide.
- Banks issued their own paper currency that was often unreliable.
- Form of legal tender paper money created by the Union government to help finance the Civil War.
Down
- Doesn't have to be used as money; can be used as a item.
- Interest calculated on the initial principal plus any accumulated interest from previous periods.
- Vetoed the renewal of the 2nd bank of the United States and withdrew national funds.
- Used as currency and allows the holder to exchange it for something else.
- Money has to be hard to make and the amount of quantities has to be controlled.
- Money has to have the same basic design and look.
- Low credit score, irresponsible spending and borrowing, high risk to lenders.
- Established the 1st Bank of the United States.
- Money has to be easy to move from place to place.
- Interest calculated on the initial principal plus any accumulated interest from previous periods.
- Money has to last and must withstand wear and tear.
- Something used as money that has value simply because the government says so.
20 Clues: Money must be able to break down and divide. • Established the 1st Bank of the United States. • Money has to have the same basic design and look. • Money has to be easy to move from place to place. • Money has to last and must withstand wear and tear. • Doesn't have to be used as money; can be used as a item. • ...
Budget terms 2025-09-19
Across
- person who is responsible for paying money owed for expenses
- the amount of money left when all expenses are subtracted from the deposit totals
- money paid to keep a home or business in operation
- money earned in 1 month
- expenses and money deposited to balance
- money in an account is less than money deposited
Down
- percentages charged to buy items
- money earned in 1 year
- Money spent on necessary items
- Money taken out of an account
- person who collects money owed
- money added to an account
- method of paying that allows the payee to collect money
13 Clues: money earned in 1 year • money earned in 1 month • money added to an account • Money taken out of an account • Money spent on necessary items • person who collects money owed • percentages charged to buy items • expenses and money deposited to balance • money in an account is less than money deposited • money paid to keep a home or business in operation • ...
Las finanzas (p. 222) 2023-02-09
22 Clues: Loan • Debt • Coin • Taxes • Money • Credit • Manager • To sign • To quit • Company • To apply • Contract • To invest • To retire • Part(-time) • Full(-time) • Unemployment • Bill (money) • Employee (fem.) • Cashier (masc.) • To save (money) • To charge (a card)
Economics Vocabulary 2023-04-14
20 Clues: after • hourly • annual • before • taken out • collectors • tax season • contribution • income based • self employed • illegal fraud • money received • money generated • national programs • verifies employment • reports withholdings • allowances/dependents • medicare/social security • permanent workers/residents • money earned minus deductions
Budget Terms 2023-08-31
Across
- Essential items required for survival.
- Making purchases without careful consideration.
- A reduction in the original price of an item.
- Putting money aside for future needs.
- Non-essential items that improve quality of life.
- Specific objectives for setting money aside.
- The cost of borrowing money or the return on invested capital.
- A rise in the general level of prices for goods and services.
- Money owed to creditors.
- Money earned from various sources.
Down
- Making wise financial decisions based on needs and goals.
- Money spent on goods and services.
- A plan for managing income and spending.
- SCORE Numeric representation of creditworthiness.
- Borrowed money to be paid back with interest.
- Movement of money into and out of a person's finances.
- Strategizing how to achieve financial objectives.
- A temporary reduction in the price of an item.
- Items of value that one owns.
19 Clues: Money owed to creditors. • Items of value that one owns. • Money spent on goods and services. • Money earned from various sources. • Putting money aside for future needs. • Essential items required for survival. • A plan for managing income and spending. • Specific objectives for setting money aside. • A reduction in the original price of an item. • ...
Critical Thinking Money Crossword 2022-11-01
Across
- a borrowed sum of money
- Means you owe money
- A detrimental loan, unfair loan
- buying a share in a business
- a monthly loan from the bank (card)
- paper summing up an employee's paycheck
- what employees earn before taxes
- How you manage all your finances
- You gain money (paycheck)
Down
- A place to put money to save or budget
- card a card representing a transaction of $
- paycheck after benefits/deductions
- company compensates for specific loss
- Money the gov takes from your paycheck
- money you pay before insurance kicks in
- To set aside money for certain things
16 Clues: Means you owe money • a borrowed sum of money • You gain money (paycheck) • buying a share in a business • A detrimental loan, unfair loan • what employees earn before taxes • How you manage all your finances • paycheck after benefits/deductions • a monthly loan from the bank (card) • company compensates for specific loss • To set aside money for certain things • ...
Money Doesn't Bring Happiness 2022-04-17
Across
- unable to pay one’s debts
- to take something from someone and give it back
- something taken dishonestly from other people
- always wanting more money, food, power, etc
- the money that a person owes to another
- to receive an amount of money in return for the work that you do
- something owned by a person or a country
- using more money, time or effort than one needs
- a wise person who has a good sense of judgment
Down
- an act of dishonesty for the purpose of gaining money or goods
- to make a profit or earn money
- spending money carefully and wisely
- relating to an action of helping the poor
- having the will to give a lot of money and time for others
- to keep money for future use
- using it for a short time
16 Clues: unable to pay one’s debts • using it for a short time • to keep money for future use • to make a profit or earn money • spending money carefully and wisely • the money that a person owes to another • something owned by a person or a country • relating to an action of helping the poor • always wanting more money, food, power, etc • ...
English Crossword $$$$$$$$$$$$ #cash #Engilsh 2017-03-17
Across
- the purchase and sale of goods in attempt to make a profit
- Machine you dont need to go to bank to get your money (little machine)
- can pay in internet
- when you buy something then sellers will give that to you
- when you have money
- thats where you can take out the money
Down
- that is what you give to pay something
- you do work and you get money
- thats a little pink color animal where you put your money to save it .
- when you put the money into a bank and dont waste it.
- wasting (otherwords)
- Estimated price otherwords.
- when you dont have money
- Paper money
- less then 1 euro
15 Clues: Paper money • less then 1 euro • can pay in internet • when you have money • wasting (otherwords) • when you dont have money • Estimated price otherwords. • you do work and you get money • that is what you give to pay something • thats where you can take out the money • when you put the money into a bank and dont waste it. • ...
hee hee 2022-10-20
Across
- Financial aid with no repay
- an obligation to repay owed money
- anything you owe
- The granting of a loan
- Money put into an account
- Annual Percentage Rate
- a person or company who loans money
- an unlimited amount of wants
Down
- a monthly plan to spend your money
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid
- The total value of a persons assets
- Temporary borrowing of a sum of money
- The charge of borrowed money
- A person who buys stuff
- The cost of goods or services
- Anything of value
- Legal procedure for dealing with debt
17 Clues: anything you owe • Anything of value • The granting of a loan • Annual Percentage Rate • A person who buys stuff • Money put into an account • Financial aid with no repay • The charge of borrowed money • an unlimited amount of wants • The cost of goods or services • an obligation to repay owed money • a monthly plan to spend your money • The total value of a persons assets • ...
Unit 2: The Language of Banking 2 2024-08-27
Across
- A bank __________ is a document that your bank sends to you. It tells you when you deposited money, when you withdrew money and how much you have in the account at the moment.
- An ___________ is the amount of money you can take out of the bank even though your account does not have that much money in it.
- _______ is an amount of money that you borrow from the bank for an agreed period of time.
- Bank _________ means to move money electronically from one bank account into another bank account.
- A ______________ is a payment that you have to make to a professional person to do something for you
- ___________ is a word for all of the money you spend. It could be every month or every year.
- ____ is a verb which means that you give something (often money) to someone else for a period of time. They must give it back to you.
- To _________ means you have to have to pay some money to someone else.
- To _________ something is to make something legally acceptable.
- Subject to _________ means depending on your age or how much money you have.
Down
- _________ is the amount of money that a bank charges you for a loan or overdraft. We also pay this to you on any money you save at our bank.
- If you ____________ a cheque it means you give a cheque to someone and you validate it by signing it.
- ________ is your personal identification number. This allows you to use your debit card at any ATM, or to pay for things with your debit card. You must never tell anyone else this number.
- ___________ is a term that means simple and easy to understand.
- The colour we say your bank account is in if you spend more money from your account than you have in it is _______.
- ________ refers to the money that you receive from your salary or from other things. It could be every month or every year.
- If you _____________ cash you move it electronically from one bank account to another.
- To _____________ money means to take money out of a bank account.
- ________ is an amount of money that you owe to the bank because you withdraw more from your current account than you have in it.
- ___________ off your balance means to look at how much money you have in your bank account and receive a piece of paper showing that amount. You can do this at the bank's ATM machines,
20 Clues: ___________ is a term that means simple and easy to understand. • To _________ something is to make something legally acceptable. • To _____________ money means to take money out of a bank account. • To _________ means you have to have to pay some money to someone else. • Subject to _________ means depending on your age or how much money you have. • ...
Reading Vocab 2024-04-30
Across
- etiquette
- a lack of restraint in spending money
- careful about spending money
- related to money matters
- generosity
- timely
- wealthy and successful
- odd
- manners and appropriate behavior
- female helpmate
- marital pecuniary provider
- indolence
Down
- to cause upset or worry
- to make an effort
- of highest rank or importance
- deserving of praise
- calmness under pressure
- a person's usual mood or attitude
- the act of spending money
- to make more attractive by adding details
20 Clues: odd • timely • etiquette • indolence • generosity • female helpmate • to make an effort • deserving of praise • wealthy and successful • to cause upset or worry • calmness under pressure • related to money matters • the act of spending money • marital pecuniary provider • careful about spending money • of highest rank or importance • manners and appropriate behavior • ...
resources 2025-05-13
Across
- Stockpiled resources or supplies.
- Items needed for a particular purpose.
- Belongings or possessions.
- Possessions or assets.
- The resources or methods used.
- Fundamental necessities
- Something pledged as security for a loan.
- Abundant wealth.
- Money received regularly.
- Personal possessions.
- A financial plan.
- Personal possessions.
Down
- Tangible or intangible items that have value.
- Money set aside.
- Money or financial resources.
- Money or financial resources available.
- Tangible belongings.
- Real estate or possessions.
- Financial assets.
- Income earned.
- Support or funding.
21 Clues: Income earned. • Money set aside. • Abundant wealth. • Financial assets. • A financial plan. • Support or funding. • Tangible belongings. • Personal possessions. • Personal possessions. • Possessions or assets. • Fundamental necessities • Money received regularly. • Belongings or possessions. • Real estate or possessions. • Money or financial resources. • The resources or methods used. • ...
ECON 2024-05-23
Across
- when you put money into your business
- when families are trying to save money
- when people exchange things with people
- the amount you have to spend on something
- another name for money
- go ___ me
- when the bank loses to much money
- when you need to pay back your loan you have what kind of added money
- the amount of money you put down for something
Down
- when the prices on gas go up
- a person who organizes and owns a business
- when you are broke and need money
- when two businesses go against each other
- a place where you can withdraw money
- borrowed money from the bank and didn’t pay it back
15 Clues: go ___ me • another name for money • when the prices on gas go up • when you are broke and need money • when the bank loses to much money • a place where you can withdraw money • when you put money into your business • when families are trying to save money • when people exchange things with people • the amount you have to spend on something • ...
Unit 5 2022-02-16
Across
- when you don't pay in cash you pay using a...
- someone who is rich
- the money you have saved
- support
- have an amount of money to survive
- when someone ask for money or food on the street
- postpone someting
- stop or interrupt
- a point in time or a moment
Down
- when you pay someone back the money they lent you
- it is a big amount of money, which not many people have
- a little variation or alteration
- it is known as pocket money
- it is the salary or the payment
- not on time
- the money made up of coins and bills
- give or contribute with charity
17 Clues: support • not on time • postpone someting • stop or interrupt • someone who is rich • the money you have saved • it is known as pocket money • a point in time or a moment • it is the salary or the payment • give or contribute with charity • a little variation or alteration • have an amount of money to survive • the money made up of coins and bills • ...
Chapter 21 Vocab 2023-03-26
Across
- metallic form of money
- interest rate charged by the Fed
- trade
- type of savings account that pays interest and allows checks
- the money that customers put into a financial institution
- money in the form of a computer entry
- manipulation of the money supply
- account that pays interest and allows withdrawals at any time
- institution that lends money to banks
Down
- account from which deposited money can be withdrawn by check
- percentage of deposits that banks cannot loan
- the purchase or sale of government bonds and treasury bills
- paper and coin money
- fund to protect bank customers if bank fails
- timed deposit that states amount, date of maturity, and interest
- nonprofit financial institution
- financial institution for individuals and businesses
17 Clues: trade • paper and coin money • metallic form of money • nonprofit financial institution • interest rate charged by the Fed • manipulation of the money supply • money in the form of a computer entry • institution that lends money to banks • fund to protect bank customers if bank fails • percentage of deposits that banks cannot loan • ...
financial literacy 2022-01-26
Across
- a fraction out of 100
- Money that is kept safe for another time
- Money you get paid from working
- Limited amount of money
- money paid to workers
- money you get paid in a year
Down
- Fee that is payed for borrowing money.
- an item or money borrowed that is paid back with interest.
- Different amount of money paid each month/year
- Same amount of money paid each month/year
- money paid to landlord for the house you live in
- Money spent on an item
- Money paid to the government
13 Clues: a fraction out of 100 • money paid to workers • Money spent on an item • Limited amount of money • Money paid to the government • money you get paid in a year • Money you get paid from working • Fee that is payed for borrowing money. • Money that is kept safe for another time • Same amount of money paid each month/year • Different amount of money paid each month/year • ...
Crispy, juicy, tender, terms 2022-11-02
Across
- how much money you make after taxes
- How much money you owe
- made to make purchases with credit
- Money paid to the state and government
- You pay them monthly so if anything happens they can cover it
- The amount of money the employee earns and what they have to pay for taxes
- Money you borrow and have to pay back
- how you handle your finances
Down
- Expending money with the expectation of making a profit
- Make purchases with money you have deposited into the bank
- An expense you can subtract from your gross income
- Easily deposit and put away money
- unfair practice that diminishes a borrowers ability to repay debt
- All the money you make
- A set amount of money to use
15 Clues: All the money you make • How much money you owe • A set amount of money to use • how you handle your finances • Easily deposit and put away money • made to make purchases with credit • how much money you make after taxes • Money you borrow and have to pay back • Money paid to the state and government • An expense you can subtract from your gross income • ...
MONEY 2020-08-31
5 Clues: It's a thing that you do when you go to a shopping. • "rapipago" is a place where you can pay the ........ • when a famous person makes a movie earns many ....... • STATES country where the main currancy is the dollar. • CARD it´s a thing that you use when you want to pay without cash.
MONEY 2020-08-31
5 Clues: where you keep your money and your cards • It's a thing that you do when you go to a shopping. • "rapipago" is a place where you can pay the ........ • when a famous person makes a movie earns many ....... • country innorth america where the main currancy is the dollar.
Money 2021-10-28
Money 2024-01-04
Across
- You should try to ... your pocket money in a clear glass jar.
- My parents always think that spending money on concert tickets is a ... of money but I think it is not.
- Sport Station sells a variety of shoes..., like Nike, Puma, Adidas, and Converse.
Down
- Coldplay did a charity performance on the first night, to raise money for cancer patients.
- I don't know how she can ... a Coach bag on her salary.
5 Clues: I don't know how she can ... a Coach bag on her salary. • You should try to ... your pocket money in a clear glass jar. • Sport Station sells a variety of shoes..., like Nike, Puma, Adidas, and Converse. • Coldplay did a charity performance on the first night, to raise money for cancer patients. • ...
MONEY 2024-01-22
MONEY 2024-03-18
5 Clues: The sofa was very cheap. It only _____ $30. • The _____ of the United States is the dollar. • Something which costs a lot of money is _____. • When you borrow money from the bank, it is called a _____. • We don't have enough money. We just can't _____ to buy this house.
Money 2023-06-02
5 Clues: A MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE • EXCHANGE OF GOODS FOR GOODS • MONEY SUPPLY IS A _ CONCEPT • NAME THE OTHER NAME OF TRANSACTION MONEY • SIMULTANEOUSLY FULFILLMENT OF MUTUAL WANTS OF BUYERS AND SELLERS
8.1 Vocabulary Revision 2017-06-28
Across
- Someone who keeps or examines the records of money received, paid, and owed by a company or person
- Employees.
- Another word for customer.
- Money owed.
- A place where things are made by people and machines.
- A person who starts businesses.
- Crucial, essential.
- Sells directly to the public.
- Money you pay to the government.
- Provides goods or materials.
- Money paid to employees for their work.
Down
- Buys large quantities of goods from producers and sales to shops.
- A person or company that makes goods.
- The worth of something.
- People or companies who compete.
- To use money to make more money.
- Prediction.
- A piece of advice.
18 Clues: Employees. • Money owed. • Prediction. • A piece of advice. • Crucial, essential. • The worth of something. • Another word for customer. • Provides goods or materials. • Sells directly to the public. • A person who starts businesses. • People or companies who compete. • To use money to make more money. • Money you pay to the government. • A person or company that makes goods. • ...
Its Common "Cents" 2023-01-27
Across
- A card you use to pay with borrowed money
- An "IOU"; needs to be brought to a bank to cash
- An app that has a bank account connected to it.
- Using email to send money
- Total amount of money in your bank account
- To set aside money for future use
- Money spent on wants
- Money received for work
- Money on purchases that goes to the government
- Coins or bills
Down
- Predictable expense, like a phone ____
- Money spent on needs; can be random
- Plans to make more income
- Can be good or bad; increases the overall total
- A card that links to your bank account
- A prepaid card to spend at a specific business
16 Clues: Coins or bills • Money spent on wants • Money received for work • Plans to make more income • Using email to send money • To set aside money for future use • Money spent on needs; can be random • Predictable expense, like a phone ____ • A card that links to your bank account • A card you use to pay with borrowed money • Total amount of money in your bank account • ...
Economics 2012-10-30
Across
- A place that keeps your money safe
- Type of item
- Opposite of saving
- Some money you receive
- When you have a car accident and you can claim for all damage on both cars
- A way of exchanging goods for other goods
- Type of tax
Down
- Opposite of spending
- Median, mode, ....
- The money you make
- Something you claim
- New Zealand currency
- Something you use to pay for items
- Managing large amounts of money
- The higher the risk the higher the....
- Paper money
- The chance of things not turning out as expected.
17 Clues: Paper money • Type of tax • Type of item • Median, mode, .... • The money you make • Opposite of saving • Something you claim • Opposite of spending • New Zealand currency • Some money you receive • Managing large amounts of money • A place that keeps your money safe • Something you use to pay for items • The higher the risk the higher the.... • A way of exchanging goods for other goods • ...
THE ECONOMY 2022-03-13
Across
- Amount of money paid (for instance legal)
- To need to pay someone
- A reduction in the usual price
- Money in the form of notes and coins
- To be able to buy something
- To ask for something
- Amount of money available to spend
- A piece of paper money
Down
- Money that is spent
- To buy something
- A fixed amount of money for an employee
- It can algo mean benefit
- Ask for an amount of money for a service
- To give something to someone
- To take money from someone and pay it back
15 Clues: To buy something • Money that is spent • To ask for something • To need to pay someone • A piece of paper money • It can algo mean benefit • To be able to buy something • To give something to someone • A reduction in the usual price • Amount of money available to spend • Money in the form of notes and coins • A fixed amount of money for an employee • ...
jamestown 2023-11-17
Across
- power to make laws
- a person chosen to speak for others
- makes money
- a person in government
- pay for
- journey
- Company Of London
- make bigger
- trade
- Crop crops grown for money
- Farming
- town
- struggle
- has money
Down
- pay, get money back in return
- first choice
- provides goods and safety for people
- makes sure
- won't change
- how people act with each other
- document that gives rights
- start or set up
22 Clues: town • trade • pay for • journey • Farming • struggle • has money • makes sure • makes money • make bigger • first choice • won't change • start or set up • Company Of London • power to make laws • a person in government • Crop crops grown for money • document that gives rights • pay, get money back in return • how people act with each other • a person chosen to speak for others • ...
resources 2025-05-13
Across
- Stockpiled resources or supplies.
- Items needed for a particular purpose.
- Belongings or possessions.
- Possessions or assets.
- The resources or methods used.
- Fundamental necessities
- Something pledged as security for a loan.
- Abundant wealth.
- Money received regularly.
- Personal possessions.
- A financial plan.
- Personal possessions.
Down
- Tangible or intangible items that have value.
- Money set aside.
- Money or financial resources.
- Money or financial resources available.
- Tangible belongings.
- Real estate or possessions.
- Financial assets.
- Income earned.
- Support or funding.
21 Clues: Income earned. • Money set aside. • Abundant wealth. • Financial assets. • A financial plan. • Support or funding. • Tangible belongings. • Personal possessions. • Personal possessions. • Possessions or assets. • Fundamental necessities • Money received regularly. • Belongings or possessions. • Real estate or possessions. • Money or financial resources. • The resources or methods used. • ...
Personal Finance Vocabulary 2022-09-20
Across
- An order to pay money from your checking account to a person or company
- A number at the bottom of a check that indicates the bank it was issued from
- Money the bank pays you for keeping your money in a savings account
- A monthly report or bill from a bank or credit card company
- An account where money can be spent with either a debt card or check
- Activity within an account, either a deposit, transfer, or withdrawal
- Adding money to an account
- A check card that works like a check where money is taken from your checking account
- a record of withdrawals and deposits made into an account
Down
- A plan for spending one's money
- To sign your name on the back of a check
- The existing amount in an account
- Types of money
- a card that allows an individual to charge the cost of a purchase to a credit account
- Mondy set aside in a bank that earns interest
- Number that identifies your account
- Money taken out of an account
- A secret code you need to be able to use an ATM
18 Clues: Types of money • Adding money to an account • Money taken out of an account • A plan for spending one's money • The existing amount in an account • Number that identifies your account • To sign your name on the back of a check • Mondy set aside in a bank that earns interest • A secret code you need to be able to use an ATM • ...
Economics 2024-03-18
Across
- money going out
- money spent on good & services
- the effect of a risk happening
- money borrowed from the bank
- insurance covers this loss
- money received
- money coming in
- things that add value
- assets - liabilities
Down
- a plan of how we manage our money
- when there is a chance of a profit or loss
- caused by global financial events or natural disasters
- steps taken to reduce risks happening
- things that reduce value
- how much money we have in the account
15 Clues: money received • money going out • money coming in • assets - liabilities • things that add value • things that reduce value • insurance covers this loss • money borrowed from the bank • money spent on good & services • the effect of a risk happening • a plan of how we manage our money • steps taken to reduce risks happening • how much money we have in the account • ...
Federal Reserve and Monetary Policy-Ella Persio 2023-05-02
Across
- savings and loan institutions
- dollars and coins
- group of 7 that oversee the fed
- bank depending on region
- policy to increase money supply
- sales and purchase of marketable federal government securities
- central bank
- audits of a banks financial actions
- interest rate banks charge other banks
- relating to money
Down
- policy to decrease money supply
- owns or has interest in more than one bank
- receipt of every client
- fed actions that control money supply to influence the economy
- money a bank must hold at all times
- interest rate banks charge customers
- jerome powell
- Supervises the buying and selling of bonds
- interest rate the fed charges banks
- federal reserve
20 Clues: central bank • jerome powell • federal reserve • dollars and coins • relating to money • receipt of every client • bank depending on region • savings and loan institutions • policy to decrease money supply • group of 7 that oversee the fed • policy to increase money supply • money a bank must hold at all times • interest rate the fed charges banks • audits of a banks financial actions • ...
Marketing/Survey of Business 2025-09-29
Across
- – How much consumers want a product.
- – Ownership in a company.
- – A good or service offered to customers.
- – Debts a company owes.
- – Stock of goods held by a business.
- – To put money into something for future gain.
- – Promoting and selling products.
- – Person who starts and runs a business.
- – Cost of running a business.
- – Rivalry between businesses.
Down
- – Amount of goods available.
- – A financial plan for spending.
- – Money or assets used to start a business.
- – Deduction from an account.
- – Managing money and investments.
- – Person who buys goods and services.
- – Borrowed money that must be repaid.
- – Money left after expenses are paid.
- – Total income from sales.
- – Things a company owns.
20 Clues: – Debts a company owes. • – Things a company owns. • – Ownership in a company. • – Total income from sales. • – Amount of goods available. • – Deduction from an account. • – Cost of running a business. • – Rivalry between businesses. • – A financial plan for spending. • – Managing money and investments. • – Promoting and selling products. • – How much consumers want a product. • ...
Accounting & Finance 2019-05-17
Across
- The money you put in the bank
- pay The amount of money after the taxes are put in
- Money that is taken out from the total
- The amount of money you earn
- card A card that has money on it from the bank
- tax The amount of money that is taken out for the product
Down
- When someone gives you money from a check
- The original amount of money that you have
- The money you earn by putting money into the bank
- When someone wants to pay you money for a product
- The amount of money that you have
- Paper that you transfer money from your money
- pay the amount of money that you get from a job
13 Clues: The amount of money you earn • The money you put in the bank • The amount of money that you have • Money that is taken out from the total • When someone gives you money from a check • The original amount of money that you have • Paper that you transfer money from your money • card A card that has money on it from the bank • pay the amount of money that you get from a job • ...
Banzai Life Scenarios Vocabulary 2022-04-28
Across
- An amount removed from your bank account to pay for something.
- Deciding how to spend your money before you actually spend it.
- The amount of money you borrow when using a loan or a credit card.
- Physical form of money, such as coins or paper money.
- A document that comes with your paycheck, showing how much you were paid and how much was withheld for taxes.
- The amount you owe on a loan.
- Moving money from one account to another.
- A record or statement of financial expenditures or receipts, often related to a bank or credit union.
- A percentage charged when you borrow money. Can also be an amount earned for saving money in a savings account.
Down
- A bank account that allows quick access to money for everyday expenses.
- Necessities like electricity, gas, and water, which are paid monthly as part of your household expenses.
- Turning your money over to a financial institution for safekeeping.
- A budgeting method where you record your earnings twice: once in your account and once in your budget.
- The amount you pay to a healthcare provider before your insurance takes the claim, usually paid before you receive a service.
- Obtaining something you want with the understanding you will pay for it later.
- Anything that you spend money on.
- An amount available or owed on an account.
- The amount of money left on your paycheck after taxes have been withheld.
18 Clues: The amount you owe on a loan. • Anything that you spend money on. • Moving money from one account to another. • An amount available or owed on an account. • Physical form of money, such as coins or paper money. • An amount removed from your bank account to pay for something. • Deciding how to spend your money before you actually spend it. • ...
Revision 2023-08-22
Across
- The money you get back after paying for something with a larger amount of money than needed
- Something you use to spend money on an account
- A food group including beef
- A spread you put on toast
- A place where digital money is stored
- Physical money made of paper
- The change you would get back giving 5 euro for sweets that cost 3 euro
- A place you go to lift weights
Down
- The currency used in Europe
- Physical money made of metal
- A meat made from cows
- A piece of paper that tells you how much money you spend
- A private place
- Physical money
- The currency used in America
- A food group made of fats like butter
16 Clues: Physical money • A private place • A meat made from cows • A spread you put on toast • The currency used in Europe • A food group including beef • Physical money made of metal • The currency used in America • Physical money made of paper • A place you go to lift weights • A place where digital money is stored • A food group made of fats like butter • ...
financial services vocab 2022-12-07
Across
- action of conducts in business
- business entities that provide...
- document that shows one giving another money
- the amount of money in your account
- deposit account held at a bank...
- borrowed money you owe
- one's regular occupation
- product that pays fixed interest rates
- card with the bank's money
Down
- card with your own money
- accesing your bank account online
- deposit account that earns higher-
- a machine that trades debit for cash
- the wealth of a country/region
- member-owned nonprofit cooperative
- place that holds money
- metal box held at a bank
17 Clues: place that holds money • borrowed money you owe • card with your own money • one's regular occupation • metal box held at a bank • card with the bank's money • action of conducts in business • the wealth of a country/region • accesing your bank account online • business entities that provide... • deposit account held at a bank... • deposit account that earns higher- • ...
FLiP Year 3 Revision Lesson 9-15 2022-01-30
Across
- Always ____ your spending.
- _________ = Saving and spending plan.
- _________ = Poor or having little or no money.
- If we spend our money first before saving, we could ___________.
- _________ = Careful with money.
- Saving money is an act of ____________ gratification.
- __________ = The act of collecting money to give help.
Down
- ______________ cost: The things you give up when making a decision.
- Spending money is an act of _________ gratification.
- Opportunity cost teaches us to __________ carefully.
- When you waste food, water and electricity, you are wasting _______.
- Always _____ before spending.
- Save _______ and save often.
- ____________ = Deciding and choosing the most important option.
- _________ = Giving money for a good cause.
15 Clues: Always ____ your spending. • Save _______ and save often. • Always _____ before spending. • _________ = Careful with money. • _________ = Saving and spending plan. • _________ = Giving money for a good cause. • _________ = Poor or having little or no money. • Spending money is an act of _________ gratification. • Opportunity cost teaches us to __________ carefully. • ...
Personal Finance Crossword Puzzle 2025-01-14
Across
- Money spent on something
- The amount of money that is paid for a job
- Money that you need to give back overtime.
- Something for managing income.
- A chance to find a job
- Borrowing money from someone.
- Being able to do better things.
- money that is paid hourly, daily, or weekly
- Money that you earn
- To learn something and know something
Down
- Insisting on something
- Something you give up to choose something.
- Having a job
- The system of money used in a country or region.
- Money that could be spent for future use.
15 Clues: Having a job • Money that you earn • Insisting on something • A chance to find a job • Money spent on something • Borrowing money from someone. • Something for managing income. • Being able to do better things. • To learn something and know something • Money that could be spent for future use. • Something you give up to choose something. • ...
Paisa Bolta Hai 2025-05-13
Across
- The cost of borrowing money.
- Money coming into your account.
- The total amount of money you possess.
- Protection against financial loss.
- Not spending money unnecessarily.
- A record of income and expenses.
Down
- A plan for how you will spend your money.
- Money you put aside for the future.
- A long-term debt used to purchase property.
- An account for retirement savings with tax advantages.
- A way to electronically pay for goods or services.
- Taking action to increase your wealth.
- Money going out of your account.
- To owe money.
- A share of ownership in a company.
15 Clues: To owe money. • The cost of borrowing money. • Money coming into your account. • Money going out of your account. • A record of income and expenses. • Not spending money unnecessarily. • Protection against financial loss. • A share of ownership in a company. • Money you put aside for the future. • Taking action to increase your wealth. • The total amount of money you possess. • ...
Fin Lit Final 2023-05-16
Across
- Bank covers up to $250,000
- Final score determined by 5 factors on your credit report
- the cost of borrowing money
- day-to-day expenses
- Puts money in
- Payments made that go towards lowering the principal and less towards the interest
- rate of increase in prices over a given period of time
- fraudulent use of a person's private information
Down
- putting money into your savings account first
- borrowing money for a house purchase
- Card Linked directly to the account
- Keeping money in a savings for a specific amount of time
- Account shared by two people
- budget option where every dollar is assigned to a specific expense
- original amount of money loaded
- Pay before taxes
- Takes money out
17 Clues: Puts money in • Takes money out • Pay before taxes • day-to-day expenses • Bank covers up to $250,000 • the cost of borrowing money • Account shared by two people • original amount of money loaded • borrowing money for a house purchase • Card Linked directly to the account • putting money into your savings account first • fraudulent use of a person's private information • ...
Economics 2024-12-13
Across
- The study of the economy.
- Things we don't need to stay alive.
- Things that we can take home.
- A person who bought goods or services with money.
- People who use goods or services.
- To put money in the bank.
- Money borrowed from the bank.
- To pay for goods or services.
Down
- Use something that belongs to someone else and give it back later.
- Things to stay alive.
- A medium of exchange that has a certain value.
- A person who studies the economy.
- People who make goods or services.
- Something that other people do for us, usually for money
- Thai currency
- A place to store money.
- A person who offers goods or services for money.
17 Clues: Thai currency • Things to stay alive. • A place to store money. • The study of the economy. • To put money in the bank. • Things that we can take home. • Money borrowed from the bank. • To pay for goods or services. • A person who studies the economy. • People who use goods or services. • People who make goods or services. • Things we don't need to stay alive. • ...
Personal Finance 2025-09-17
Across
- – Money you put into your bank account.
- Number – A number on your check that tells which bank it belongs to.
- Card – A plastic card that lets you spend money directly from your checking account.
- – A safe place where you keep your money.
- Statement – A paper or online record of the money that went in and out of your account.
- Slip – A paper you fill out to put money into your account.
- Banking – Using your phone to check and manage your bank account.
- (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) – A U.S. agency that protects your money in the bank.
- – Extra money the bank pays you for saving.
- Holder – The person who owns the bank account.
- Fee – A small charge the bank takes for keeping your account open.
Down
- – Money you take out of your account.
- (Personal Identification Number) – A secret number you type to use your card.
- Banking – Using the internet to manage your bank account.
- Account – A bank account where you keep money to save and earn interest.
- Slip – A small paper form you use to add money to your account.
- Card – A plastic card that lets you borrow money to spend, which you must pay back later.
- – A piece of paper that tells the bank to pay money from your account.
- – When you spend more money than you have in your account.
- Account – A bank account you use for daily spending and paying bills.
20 Clues: – Money you take out of your account. • – Money you put into your bank account. • – A safe place where you keep your money. • – Extra money the bank pays you for saving. • Holder – The person who owns the bank account. • Banking – Using the internet to manage your bank account. • – When you spend more money than you have in your account. • ...
CRIMES 2025-12-02
Across
- hurting someone’s reputation
- hiding illegal money
- taking control of a vehicle illegally
- the person who did the crime
- proof
- a crime
- steals from pockets
- checking what happened
Down
- cheating for money
- taking someone by force
- against the law
- making fake documents
- killing someone
- dealing selling illegal drugs
- abuse hurts a child
- stealing company money
- early release from prison
- crime using computers
- forcing someone to give money
- attacking someone to steal
20 Clues: proof • a crime • against the law • killing someone • cheating for money • abuse hurts a child • steals from pockets • hiding illegal money • making fake documents • crime using computers • stealing company money • checking what happened • taking someone by force • early release from prison • attacking someone to steal • hurting someone’s reputation • the person who did the crime • ...
Personal Finance Vocabulary 2024-02-23
Across
- Costing a lot of money
- A small job done at home
- To be able to buy something
- To see how things are alike and different
- A time when prices are lower
- An important part of something
- A label that shows how much something costs
- The amount of everything added together
- How much you have to pay for something
- A lower price
- Must have or do something
Down
- To give something and get something similar
- Money that parents give to children
- A plan for how much money to pay
- To wish for something
- To keep money instead of spending it
- A person or group that sells something
- To pay money to buy something
- To get money for doing a job
19 Clues: A lower price • To wish for something • Costing a lot of money • A small job done at home • Must have or do something • To be able to buy something • A time when prices are lower • To get money for doing a job • To pay money to buy something • An important part of something • A plan for how much money to pay • Money that parents give to children • To keep money instead of spending it • ...
Inflasi 2025-03-13
Across
- policy Government policy on taxation and spending
- Indonesia Central bank of Indonesia
- inflation Inflation that is still under control
- Extremely high and uncontrolled inflation
- Factor like oil price affecting inflation
- bank Institution that controls money supply and currency
- market Monetary policy involving buying and selling securities
- Strategy to protect wealth from inflation
- power The ability to buy goods and services
- Inflation due to higher production costs
- Decrease in the value of money
Down
- Inflation with stagnant economic growth
- General rise in prices over time
- Indonesian statistics agency
- rate Tool to control inflation by central bank
- Inflation caused by rising production costs
- Index measuring inflation in Indonesia
- Inflation caused by high demand
- money Policy to reduce money supply
- surplus Condition when too much money circulates
20 Clues: Indonesian statistics agency • Decrease in the value of money • Inflation caused by high demand • General rise in prices over time • Indonesia Central bank of Indonesia • Index measuring inflation in Indonesia • Inflation with stagnant economic growth • money Policy to reduce money supply • Inflation due to higher production costs • ...
Inflasi 2025-03-13
Across
- surplus Condition when too much money circulates
- rate Tool to control inflation by central bank
- Index measuring inflation in Indonesia
- policy Government policy on taxation and spending
- Decrease in the value of money
- power The ability to buy goods and services
- Strategy to protect wealth from inflation
- Indonesia Central bank of Indonesia
- Indonesian statistics agency
Down
- money Policy to reduce money supply
- Extremely high and uncontrolled inflation
- Inflation with stagnant economic growth
- Inflation caused by high demand
- Factor like oil price affecting inflation
- Inflation due to higher production costs
- General rise in prices over time
- inflation Inflation that is still under control
- bank Institution that controls money supply and currency
- market Monetary policy involving buying and selling securities
- Inflation caused by rising production costs
20 Clues: Indonesian statistics agency • Decrease in the value of money • Inflation caused by high demand • General rise in prices over time • Indonesia Central bank of Indonesia • Index measuring inflation in Indonesia • money Policy to reduce money supply • Inflation with stagnant economic growth • Inflation due to higher production costs • ...
financial literacy 2023-03-09
Across
- value:the value printed or stamped on a piece of currency
- a plan for spending and saving money. It helps you manage your money and make healthy financial decision
- money made out of paper – dollar bills— and metal coins
- account:An account for which the banks record of transactions between the customer and the bank and the resulting financial position of the customer with the bank.
- loan to buy a house
- share of ownership in a coperation
- drawn:An overdraft lets you borrow money through your current account by taking out more money than you have in the account
- owed to a lender
- period:the number of days for which your are being paid
Down
- economic slowdown that lasts for six months or more the
- card:a card linked to a bank account that you use like cash, there must be enough money in the account to cover your purchase
- or go back to a place or person.
- thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest.
- prices go up
- money that comes to you.
- income :the amount of money you earn after all with holding are subtracted
- score:a three digit numbert hat ranks your likelihood of repaying your loans
- sum of money placed or kept in a bank account, usually to gain interest.
- debt security issued by corporation , governments,, or their agencies, in return for cash from lenders and investors.
19 Clues: prices go up • owed to a lender • loan to buy a house • money that comes to you. • or go back to a place or person. • share of ownership in a coperation • economic slowdown that lasts for six months or more the • money made out of paper – dollar bills— and metal coins • period:the number of days for which your are being paid • ...
Unit 4 Crossword 2025-11-14
Across
- Interest calculated on the initial principal plus any accumulated interest from previous periods.
- Banks issued their own paper currency that was often unreliable.
- Sum total of all the currency and in circulation within an economy at a specific time.
- Any item or verifiable record that is generally accepted as payment for goods and services and repayment of debts.
- Something used as money that has value simply because the government says so.
- Established the 1st Bank of the United States.
- Money has to be hard to make and the amount of quantities has to be controlled.
- Created a national currency called the “Fiat Greenback.”
- Low credit score, irresponsible spending and borrowing, high risk to lenders.
- Money must be able to break down and divide.
- Doesn't have to be used as money; can be used as a item.
Down
- Form of legal tender paper money created by the Union government to help finance the Civil War.
- High credit score, responsible spending and borrowing, low risk to lenders.
- Vetoed the renewal of the 2nd bank of the United States and withdrew national funds.
- Interest calculated on the initial principal plus any accumulated interest from previous periods.
- Used as currency and allows the holder to exchange it for something else.
- Money has to last and must withstand wear and tear.
- Money has to be easy to move from place to place.
- Money has to be accepted as form of payment by everyone.
- Money has to have the same basic design and look.
20 Clues: Money must be able to break down and divide. • Established the 1st Bank of the United States. • Money has to be easy to move from place to place. • Money has to have the same basic design and look. • Money has to last and must withstand wear and tear. • Money has to be accepted as form of payment by everyone. • ...
Money 2021-01-05
6 Clues: ΣΥΓΧΡΟΝΟ ΕΙΔΟΣ ΧΡΗΜΑΤΟΣ • ΣΥΓΧΡΟΝΟ ΕΙΔΟΣ ΧΡΗΜΑΤΟΣ • ΑΝΤΑΛΛΑΓΗ ΑΓΑΘΟΥ ΜΕ ΑΓΑΘΟ • ΚΟΙΝΟ ΑΠΟΔΕΚΤΟ ΜΕΣΟ ΑΝΤΑΛΛΑΓΗΣ • ΠΛΕΟΝΕΚΤΗΜΑ ΤΩΝ ΠΟΛΥΤΙΜΩΝ ΜΕΤΑΛΛΩΝ • ΧΡΗΣΙΜΟΠΟΙΗΘΗΚΑΝ ΩΣ ΧΡΗΜΑ ΚΑΤΑ ΤΟ ΠΕΡΕΛΘΟΝ
Money 2021-10-28
5 Clues: hundred paise • every one needs me • I have only a head and a tail • the richest machine in the world • I have no leaves and no rootsbut I have many branches.
Money 2022-01-28
Money 2021-02-22
5 Clues: the money in europe • Automatik Teller Machine • to get money from your card • when you are in the Restaurant and you want to pay • money if you want to lease money from a friend and give it later back
Money 2022-10-02
5 Clues: Which word means the same as rich? • If you work, do you win money or earn money? • What noun means that you get paid a percentage of what you sell? • Which verb means that you have borrowed money but not yet paid it back? • Which verb means to put money into something, hoping it will make a profit?
money 2023-12-03
Money 2023-01-04
Across
- A type of currency that is used in China.
- A type of currency that is used in Great Britain.
- A type of currency that is used in Australia.
Down
- A type of currency that is used in the European Union.
- A type of currency that is used in Japan.
- A type of currency that is used in the United States.
- A type of currency that is used in Canada.
7 Clues: A type of currency that is used in China. • A type of currency that is used in Japan. • A type of currency that is used in Canada. • A type of currency that is used in Australia. • A type of currency that is used in Great Britain. • A type of currency that is used in the United States. • A type of currency that is used in the European Union.
money 2022-12-16
BANKING 2013-07-18
Across
- n. the difference between credits and debits in an account.
- n. person to whom money is paid.
- n. local office or bureau of a bank.
- v. to take money out of a bank account.
- n. bank account from which interest is paid.
- n. a record of transactions in a bank account.
- n. an instruction to a bank to make regular payments.
Down
- n. written order to a bank to pay the stated sum from one's account.
- n. money lent by a bank.
- n. money paid to a bank for the bank's services.
- n. small document recording money that you put into a bank account.
- n. money lent by a bank and that must be repaid with interest.
- n. deficit in a bank account caused by taking out more money than there is in.
- ph.v. to deposit or put money into a bank account.
- n. money paid for the use of money lent.
- n. a sum deducted from a bank account.
16 Clues: n. money lent by a bank. • n. person to whom money is paid. • n. local office or bureau of a bank. • n. a sum deducted from a bank account. • v. to take money out of a bank account. • n. money paid for the use of money lent. • n. bank account from which interest is paid. • n. a record of transactions in a bank account. • n. money paid to a bank for the bank's services. • ...
Vocab 1 and 2 (Fin. Literacy) 2023-01-31
Across
- The management of large amounts of money.
- Something, typically money, that is owed or due.
- Amounts taken out for benefits and donations the employee has chosen
- The amount of money you earn before anything is taken out for taxes or other deductions.
- Property owned by a person or company, regarded as having value.
- Money a person or company owes. It is usually money.
- National retirement program
- The U.S. government agency responsible for the collection of taxes
Down
- A percentage of money collected by the government based on how much money you make.
- Any expense that does not change from period to period.
- To have knowledge or be educated about how to manage your money.
- The nation's health program after you retire.
- a spending plan based on income and expenses.
- Money coming in
- Amounts taken out of EVERY employees' paycheck to pay their income taxes for that pay period.
- The amount of money you take home after taxes and other deduction are taken out.
16 Clues: Money coming in • National retirement program • The management of large amounts of money. • The nation's health program after you retire. • a spending plan based on income and expenses. • Something, typically money, that is owed or due. • Money a person or company owes. It is usually money. • Any expense that does not change from period to period. • ...
