money Crossword Puzzles
4.6 Crossword 2026-02-03
Across
- money you spend
- least amount you must pay
- method to pay debts smallest first
- money you earn
- unexpected expense or problem
- money given to pay a bill
Down
- giving to help others
- money that must be paid back
- extra cost of borrowing money
- setting money aside for later
- chance of losing money
- plan for how money is spent
- ability to borrow money
- control over your financial choices
14 Clues: money you earn • money you spend • giving to help others • chance of losing money • ability to borrow money • least amount you must pay • money given to pay a bill • plan for how money is spent • money that must be paid back • extra cost of borrowing money • setting money aside for later • unexpected expense or problem • method to pay debts smallest first • ...
CROSSWORD VOCABULARY-DANIELA MEDINA 2021-03-20
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- Money in the form of notes or coins. (noun)
- The amount of money in an account: could be positive or negative. (noun)
- To add money to a bank account. (adjective)
- To get money from a bank now that a person does not own and so has to pay back to the bank at a later time. (verb)
- Borrowed money that is received now but needs to be paid back, often monthly, with interest added. (noun)
- To have used more money than there is in the account so that money is owed to the bank.
- The area in a bank where the tellers work. (noun)
- The money that needs to be paid each month for borrowing money from the bank, usually a percentage of the total.
Down
- Someone who is paid money.
- Someone who works at a bank to prevent thieves from steeling the money. (noun)
- A staff member who helps customers. (noun)
- A record of the money that a customer has at the bank. (noun)
- To give the bank money to be added to the customer’s account. (verb)
- The bank or the building where customers use the bank services. (noun)
- An item that proves your identity, such as a passport or driver’s license. (noun)
- A person who works at the bank counter and accepts and gives out money to the bank’s customers.
16 Clues: Someone who is paid money. • A staff member who helps customers. (noun) • Money in the form of notes or coins. (noun) • To add money to a bank account. (adjective) • The area in a bank where the tellers work. (noun) • A record of the money that a customer has at the bank. (noun) • To give the bank money to be added to the customer’s account. (verb) • ...
CROSSWORD VOCABULARY 2021-03-20
Across
- Money in the form of notes or coins. (noun)
- The amount of money in an account: could be positive or negative. (noun)
- To add money to a bank account. (adjective)
- To get money from a bank now that a person does not own and so has to pay back to the bank at a later time. (verb)
- Borrowed money that is received now but needs to be paid back, often monthly, with interest added. (noun)
- To have used more money than there is in the account so that money is owed to the bank.
- The area in a bank where the tellers work. (noun)
- The money that needs to be paid each month for borrowing money from the bank, usually a percentage of the total.
Down
- Someone who is paid money.
- Someone who works at a bank to prevent thieves from steeling the money. (noun)
- A staff member who helps customers. (noun)
- A record of the money that a customer has at the bank. (noun)
- To give the bank money to be added to the customer’s account. (verb)
- The bank or the building where customers use the bank services. (noun)
- An item that proves your identity, such as a passport or driver’s license. (noun)
- A person who works at the bank counter and accepts and gives out money to the bank’s customers.
16 Clues: Someone who is paid money. • A staff member who helps customers. (noun) • Money in the form of notes or coins. (noun) • To add money to a bank account. (adjective) • The area in a bank where the tellers work. (noun) • A record of the money that a customer has at the bank. (noun) • To give the bank money to be added to the customer’s account. (verb) • ...
Money vocabulary-Unit 10A 2020-08-21
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- Be without any money or not have enough money fro something.
- To give money or something else to someone for a short period of time.
- Pay for things with money.
- Return money that you owe.
- Have to borrow money; usually from the bank.
- Take money, or something else, from someone, with the plan to give it back to them.
- Maintain the plan (budget).
- Not spend money, but keep it for later.
Down
- Create a plan on how to manage your finances.
- Have a plan for spending and saving money.
- Live on; have enough money for basic needs.
- Have enough money to buy something.
- Be in debt.
- Not have any money.
14 Clues: Be in debt. • Not have any money. • Pay for things with money. • Return money that you owe. • Maintain the plan (budget). • Have enough money to buy something. • Not spend money, but keep it for later. • Have a plan for spending and saving money. • Live on; have enough money for basic needs. • Have to borrow money; usually from the bank. • ...
Banking Vocabulary You Need To Know! 2019-11-13
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- abbreviation for personal identification number, a secret code number used at ATMs
- amounts of money paid out or owed, such as from a checking account
- the special number a bank gives to a checking account and each account has its own number
- the amount of money kept out of a checking account when making a deposit
- a small book containing blank checks that the bank gives to a person who opens a checking account
- amounts of money added, such as to a checking account
- a written order that tells a bank to pay out money from a person's checking account and it can be used instead of cash
- money in bills or cash
- a checking account for two or more people
- the amount of money contained in a bank account
- comparing your checking account statement from a bank to the transactions recorded in your checkbook to make sure the balances are the same
- to take money out of a bank account
- the act of putting money in a checking account
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- a number that shows which bank a check is from and each bank has its own number
- a piece of paper used to record the amount of money put into a checking account
- a card that can be used to withdraw money from or deposit money into a checking account or a savings account using special machines, usually located outside the bank
- action that changes the balance in a checking account, such as a deposit or a withdrawal
- a statement sent by a bank that shows all of the credits and debits for a checking account over a certain period of time
- part of a checkbook in which a person records credits to and debits from a checking account
- an account at a bank that allows a person to draw his or her money by writing checks or by using an ATM or debit card
- a credit card on which an amount of money is put on deposit and can only be used to make purchases up to that amount
- checks the bank gives you to use until your checks are printed that don't have your name or address on them
- a fee that an organization such as a bank charges for a certain service
- armounts of money added, such as to a checking account or a savings account
- when a check is returned by a bank because there is not enough money in the checking account to cover the check
25 Clues: money in bills or cash • to take money out of a bank account • a checking account for two or more people • the act of putting money in a checking account • the amount of money contained in a bank account • amounts of money added, such as to a checking account • amounts of money paid out or owed, such as from a checking account • ...
Dollars & Sense Vocab 2024-12-12
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- When you remove money from your bank account.
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
- A written promise of money to be paid from your checking account.
- Expected Family Contribution.
- The amount of money in your bank account.
- A fixed amount of money paid regularly for services or a job done.
- Student Aid Report.
- A plan for the coordination of resources and expenses. The amount of money that is available for, required for, or assigned purpose.
- A bank account used for saving money.
- Someone who buys things.
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- An agreement between you and a lender that gives the lender the right to take your property if you fail to repay the money you've borrowed plus interest. Mortgage loans are used to buy a home or to borrow money against the value of a home you already own.
- A card where you borrow money that you’ll owe later.
- The government owns/operates most businesses.
- When something is important to you.
- A banking reporting agency that collects information about your previous banking history.
- Things that you don’t need, but that you’d like to have.
- Stands for Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. It is an independent federal agency insuring deposits to U.S. banks and thrifts in the event of bank failures.
- The government owns the land and almost all industries.
- A charge for borrowed money generally a percentage of the amount borrowed.
19 Clues: Student Aid Report. • Someone who buys things. • Expected Family Contribution. • When something is important to you. • A bank account used for saving money. • Free Application for Federal Student Aid. • The amount of money in your bank account. • When you remove money from your bank account. • The government owns/operates most businesses. • ...
Financial Terms 2023-05-19
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- cash value you put in
- many people must have a similar risk
- Something you own or risk
- share of the company
- is something that protects you financially against a loss
- pay yourself first
- annual percentage yield
- money out of your pockets
- Score Determines what you can buy
Down
- amount you paid using someone's money
- unexpected financial issue
- you owe money to someone or a place
- someone who holds stocks
- Something you own
- money that builds on itself
- amount paid in cash or shares of stock
- a place where you keep your money or you can do loans
- total value of money
18 Clues: Something you own • pay yourself first • share of the company • total value of money • cash value you put in • annual percentage yield • someone who holds stocks • Something you own or risk • money out of your pockets • unexpected financial issue • money that builds on itself • Score Determines what you can buy • you owe money to someone or a place • ...
"Follow the Money" Vocabulary Quiz 2021-05-04
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- to give something and receive something in return
- a collection of businesses with a common line of products or services
- to make a product available for someone to buy
- to pause before doing something
- the system by which a country's goods and money are made and used
- having to do with money or the business of money
- the system of money used in a particular country
- a system or way of providing something that is necessary or useful
- to gather information about something
- to put something valuable, especially money, in a bank or safe
- to change slowly over time
- to provide a promise of certain conditions
- to confess or agree that something is true
Down
- large enough to have an effect
- in a different way
- to depend on someone or something
- a person or group you compete against
- things or services that you pay for
- money a bank pays you for letting them hold your money
- money you have after selling a product and subtracting what you spent to make it
- organized events or activities designed to reach a specific goal
21 Clues: in a different way • to change slowly over time • large enough to have an effect • to pause before doing something • to depend on someone or something • things or services that you pay for • a person or group you compete against • to gather information about something • to provide a promise of certain conditions • to confess or agree that something is true • ...
Personal Finance Crossword 2019-04-02
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- -fixed compensation for work paid on regular basis
- Expenses -expense that doesn’t change from time period to time period
- Pay -regular wages
- -the money a person makes from work
- Income -gross income less a variety of deductions
- Expense -a cost that fluctuates directly with output changes
- -anything of value someone buys
- Account -an account where people deposit money and where they can make withdrawals from
- Interest -interest calculated on both the principal and its accrued interest
- -financial obligations entered in the balance sheet of business
- -a portion of money someone does not spend
- -an amount of money held at bank for account holders safekeeping
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- Tax -a tax on purchase added to original price
- Card -a plastic card with magnetic strip, holder uses to buy things on credit
- Withholding -abbreviates to FWH
- of Living -average cost of basic necessities
- -a loan secured
- -money owed
- -total amount being borrowed or lent
- Worth -assets minus liabilities
- -currency
- -the amount of money deducted
- Interest -interest paid only on the original principal, not on interest accrued
- -a cost
- -a plan for spending money
- Price -the price of an object based on object
26 Clues: -a cost • -currency • -money owed • -a loan secured • Pay -regular wages • -a plan for spending money • -the amount of money deducted • Withholding -abbreviates to FWH • Worth -assets minus liabilities • -anything of value someone buys • -the money a person makes from work • -total amount being borrowed or lent • -a portion of money someone does not spend • ...
Economics Vocabulary Review 2023-01-23
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- the unit of money that is circulated in the United States
- the price you pay to borrow money
- Someone who buys goods and services
- the former currency in Italy
- the amount of money a person receives for exchanging one country's currency for another country's currency
- a way to buy something now but pay for it in the future
- The amount of a good or service available to the consumers
- the former currency in France
- Things that are grown or made
- production and prices are determined by competition between businesses
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- How people, businesses, and governments make choices to earn and spend money
- the former currency in Germany
- the unit of money that is circulated in Mexico
- How much consumers want a good or service
- An economic system for dealing with money where the citizens own and run companies
- the unit of money that is circulated in Japan
- Work that someone does for someone else
- the currency used by most European countries
- Someone who makes or grows goods or offers services
- The paper money and coins that are "current" in a country
20 Clues: the former currency in Italy • the former currency in France • Things that are grown or made • the former currency in Germany • the price you pay to borrow money • Someone who buys goods and services • Work that someone does for someone else • How much consumers want a good or service • the currency used by most European countries • ...
Closed For The Season 2013-03-03
Across
- This was hidden by Mrs. Donaldson before she died.
- The mystery was this since Mr. Disilvio and Silas were arrested and the money was found.
- The town where the mystery takes place.
- The place where the money was hidden.
- The place where the money was buried.
- The name of the boy that moved into Mrs. Donaldson's house.
- This held the money that was buried.
- Mrs. Donaldson's daughter and Danny's mother.
Down
- This person embezzled the money and possibly murdered Mrs. Donaldson.
- Violet had 11 of these figures.
- Arthur and Logan used these to get to place to place in town.
- Violet's exhusband that knows about the hidden money.
- The murder information and maps were stored here.
- This was found in a box in the attic that talked about the hidden money.
- The police and everyone thought this happened to Mrs. Donaldson.
- Logan and Arthur used this to find their way around the old park.
- The lady who was killed.
- Logan's neighbor and new friend.
- The name of the overgrown vines in the park.
- Nina Steven's was not a reporter, but actually was this.
20 Clues: The lady who was killed. • Violet had 11 of these figures. • Logan's neighbor and new friend. • This held the money that was buried. • The place where the money was hidden. • The place where the money was buried. • The town where the mystery takes place. • The name of the overgrown vines in the park. • Mrs. Donaldson's daughter and Danny's mother. • ...
Business Maths 2013-11-20
Across
- Planning how to use your money for different things
- Interest calculated based on the principal
- Financial gain over a period of time
- To buy something
- The periodic payment made from an employer to an employee
- The money paid to share holders by a company
- Management of money and banking
- A part of a whole that is expressed out of 100
- Interest recalculated at the end of every loan cycle based on the principal and any interest already added on
- An amount taken away from the usual price
- Income or payments made regularly through the year
- Entire amount of money before any deductions are made (money is taken away)
Down
- Money spent to perform work and the amount paid for goods and services
- How much something is worth
- The original amount of debt loaned out
- The amount of money needed to buy something
- The act of reducing the price of something
- Study of the management of goods and services
- A financial gain. Difference between sales price and cost used to provide goods or services
- Amount of money left after deductions are made
20 Clues: To buy something • How much something is worth • Management of money and banking • Financial gain over a period of time • The original amount of debt loaned out • An amount taken away from the usual price • Interest calculated based on the principal • The act of reducing the price of something • The amount of money needed to buy something • ...
Personal Finance (IF + LC) 2016-05-02
Across
- The amount of money left after taxes are deducted
- When a business, or person, is unable to pay his or her debts
- Things musicians, artists, and writers earn their income from
- Buying something without thinking
- a commitment to regularly put aside some money for future use
- The action of spending money
- Regular payments made by a tenant to an owner
- expenses that are the same amount every time
- Money received by workers
Down
- A payment made fo the use of money that has been borrowed
- When a good/service is high in demand and the price of it rises
- The type of pay real estate agents receive in addition to a retainer
- Non-negotiable payments
- Expenses that can change over time
- To take back goods bought on credit if repayments have not been made
- Someone who guarantees to pay back the money if the borrower does not
- Something deposited as a guarantee to fulfil the payment of a loan]
- A certain amount of money that can be taken out of the borrowers wages
- Sum payable as profit for shares
- Money paid to others for their services
20 Clues: Non-negotiable payments • Money received by workers • The action of spending money • Sum payable as profit for shares • Buying something without thinking • Expenses that can change over time • Money paid to others for their services • expenses that are the same amount every time • Regular payments made by a tenant to an owner • ...
Vocabulary Unit 10 2022-04-01
Across
- Money that employees receive each month for doing their job or work correckly.
- Person looking to engage a new business venture where there is usually an economic or financial risk.
- Kind of work that emphasizes the physical work.
- Series of job and assignments of someone in a particular work area.
- Money that pays for a professional advice and/or services.
- Money given because of an injury or accident at work.
- Work required to be performed as a responsibility.
- Any kind of job or profession.
- Money received of investments or earnings of work.
Down
- Person that you do a businness with.
- Person in charge of providing support inside a company.
- Person you work with.
- Person that gets paid for working for a company corporation or organization.
- Money given after the retire.
- Person or company responsible to pay people for working for them.
- Certain job that required unique skills, habilities or a good education.
- Money maked in a businness
- Person looking for a job due to a temporary vacancy.
- Work done to earn some money; employment.
- Job that envolves physical work and requieres special skills
- Money that employees receive according to the hours/days they work.
21 Clues: Person you work with. • Money maked in a businness • Money given after the retire. • Any kind of job or profession. • Person that you do a businness with. • Work done to earn some money; employment. • Kind of work that emphasizes the physical work. • Work required to be performed as a responsibility. • Money received of investments or earnings of work. • ...
능허대중 3학년(동아윤) 2025-06-15
Across
- to give money to a group that needs help
- the spot in the exact place where something is happening
- difficulty ~ing under the state or situation of having a problem
- to give something to someone and receive something from that person
- most of the people or things in a group
- not fitting tightly or closely
- a sum of money which is returned to you
- an organization that gives money or help to people who need it
- left over after a part has been taken, used, or lost
- money given by parents to a child regularly that the child can spend
Down
- a local inhabitant
- someone who trains a person or team of people in a particular sport
- someone who spends money
- limited or restricted (of money or time)
- the amount of money you have in your bank account
- in spite of the fact that; even though
- hard work that you do when you are trying to achieve something
- a piece of paper that shows you have paid for something
- an amount of money that a person or company can spend
- to get something after someone gives it to you or sends it to you
- sale able to be bought at reduced prices
21 Clues: a local inhabitant • someone who spends money • not fitting tightly or closely • in spite of the fact that; even though • most of the people or things in a group • a sum of money which is returned to you • to give money to a group that needs help • limited or restricted (of money or time) • sale able to be bought at reduced prices • ...
🎃W!SE Credit & Halloween Crossword Puzzle 🎃 by Nikki Noukri 2026-03-09
Across
- An extra charge for missing a payment deadline
- The maximum amount you can borrow on a credit card
- Annual Percentage Rate; the yearly cost of credit
- The act of paying back money owed
- A loan not backed by collateral
- Plastic card used to buy goods on credit
- A type of loan backed by collateral
- A spooky spirit seen on Halloween
- Flying mammals often seen around haunted houses
- Money owed to others
- The cost of borrowing money
- The original amount of money borrowed
- Money borrowed that must be paid back with interest
Down
- Describes a house full of ghosts
- A person or company that lends money
- Total cost of credit including interest and fees
- A record of your credit history
- Sweet treats collected on Halloween night
- A way to borrow money with the promise to pay it back later
- Something pledged as security for a loan
- A person who takes out a loan
- A number that represents your creditworthiness
- A magical woman often riding a broomstick
- A financial institution that lends and borrows money
- Orange fruit carved into a jack-o'-lantern
25 Clues: Money owed to others • The cost of borrowing money • A person who takes out a loan • A record of your credit history • A loan not backed by collateral • Describes a house full of ghosts • The act of paying back money owed • A spooky spirit seen on Halloween • A type of loan backed by collateral • A person or company that lends money • The original amount of money borrowed • ...
Cashless Society 2024-09-04
Across
- a round small disc made of metal or an alloy that's used as money
- a group of people who live in a definable community
- money is printed on
- a fixed price charged for a specific service
- a short lived technical fault
- the synonym of unlawful
- a person who commits robbery is called
- the act of placing cash with some entity
- the proses of raising funds for any kind expenditure
- substances that change a person's mental or physical state.
- a medium of exchange
- a medium of exchange for the supply of goods and services
Down
- the price you pay to borrow money or the return earned on savings and investments
- various electronic methods rather than the use of cash
- the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group
- a pocket-size case for holding papers and paper money.
- a person who uses computers to gain unauthorized data
- the act of wagering or betting money or something of value on an event with an uncertain outcome to win more money
- outdated
- the act of paying money to someone or of being paid.
20 Clues: outdated • money is printed on • a medium of exchange • the synonym of unlawful • a short lived technical fault • a person who commits robbery is called • the act of placing cash with some entity • a fixed price charged for a specific service • a group of people who live in a definable community • the act of paying money to someone or of being paid. • ...
Credit crossword 2025-10-31
Across
- The act of paying back money owed.
- Money borrowed that must be paid back with interest.
- The maximum amount you can borrow on a credit card.
- A person who takes out a loan.
- Plastic card used to buy goods on credit.
- Annual Percentage Rate; the yearly cost of credit.
- Money owed to others.
- Total cost of credit including interest and fees.
- The original amount of money borrowed.
- A number that represents your creditworthiness.
- A person or company that lends money.
- flying mammals often seen around haunted houses.
- The cost of borrowing money.
Down
- A spooky spirit seen on Halloween
- A way to borrow money with the promise to pay it back later.
- describes a house full of ghosts
- Something pledged as security for a loan.
- A type of loan backed by collateral.
- Orange fruit carved into a jack-o'-lantern.
- An extra charge for missing a payment deadline.
- A magical woman often riding a broomstick.
- A loan not backed by collateral.
- A record of your credit history.
- Sweet treats collected on Halloween night.
- A financial institution that lends and borrows money.
25 Clues: Money owed to others. • The cost of borrowing money. • A person who takes out a loan. • describes a house full of ghosts • A loan not backed by collateral. • A record of your credit history. • A spooky spirit seen on Halloween • The act of paying back money owed. • A type of loan backed by collateral. • A person or company that lends money. • ...
CREDIT CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2025-10-31
Across
- a loan not backed by collateral.
- the original amount of money borrowed.
- a type of loan backed by collateral.
- total cost of credit including interest and fees.
- plastic card used to buy goods on credit.
- something pledged as security for a loan.
- a record of your credit history.
- a magical woman often riding a broomstick.
- a spooky spirit seen on halloween.
Down
- a person who takes out a loan.
- a way to borrow money with the promise to pay it back later.
- orange fruit carved into a jack-o'-lantern.
- describes a house full of ghosts.
- a number that represents your creditworthiness.
- an extra charge for missing a payment deadline.
- money owed to others.
- a person or company that lends money.
- annual percentage rate; the yearly cost of credit.
- flying mammals often seen around haunted houses.
- the maximum amount you can borrow on a credit card.
- the act of paying back money owed.
- a financial institution that lends and borrows money.
- money borrowed that must be paid back with interest.
- the cost of borrowing money.
- sweet treats collected on halloween night.
25 Clues: money owed to others. • the cost of borrowing money. • a person who takes out a loan. • a loan not backed by collateral. • a record of your credit history. • describes a house full of ghosts. • the act of paying back money owed. • a spooky spirit seen on halloween. • a type of loan backed by collateral. • a person or company that lends money. • ...
12 grade 2023-05-01
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- rules that an organization uses to make decisions
- mathematical instruction
- a person who sets up a business
- members of an organization who have special knowledge of how it works
- to put money into a project in order to earn more money
- to take land or property away from its owner
- the future plans or goals of an organization
- to lessen or make easier
Down
- money that is owed
- to give money with the intention of getting it back
- costing more than it should
- to receive money with the intention of paying it back
- the act of starting an organization
- extra money that a borrower pays back to the lender
- relating to financial matters
- money to repay the loan for buying a house
- written list
- watering farmland
18 Clues: written list • watering farmland • money that is owed • mathematical instruction • to lessen or make easier • costing more than it should • relating to financial matters • a person who sets up a business • the act of starting an organization • money to repay the loan for buying a house • to take land or property away from its owner • the future plans or goals of an organization • ...
Rich dad poor dad puzzle 2023-06-08
Across
- The thing you should escape
- A state in the us
- Management of money
- Place you go to make money
- Something you do regularly
- Some vehicles can be this
- someone who makes business
- The thing you do to make money
Down
- A parent but not mom
- Opposite of poor
- Some you build so you can escape the matrix
- Possession of money
- What people work for
- Where you live
- Opposite of rich
- Thing you do so money can work for you
- a place in Hawaii
17 Clues: Where you live • Opposite of poor • Opposite of rich • A state in the us • a place in Hawaii • Possession of money • Management of money • A parent but not mom • What people work for • Some vehicles can be this • Place you go to make money • Something you do regularly • someone who makes business • The thing you should escape • The thing you do to make money • ...
Taxes Vocabulary Review 2022-04-08
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- money taken by/paid to the large government in the US; Washington, DC
- in taxes, money you receive in return for your work or labor (a paycheck)
- the money you have coming in to your pockets or bank account
- money taken by/paid to the government of your state; Lansing, MI
- in taxes, something that reduces the amount of money you're charged for taxes
- money paid to the government in order to support and pay for the public good (roads, fire departments, schools)
- the tax form given to you by your employer in January; it shows how much you've earned that year and how much you've paid in taxes
- in taxes, money you receive without having to work for it (stock market earnings, cryto profits)
- if you did not owe taxes
- the money or check you often receive after filing taxes--at least, if you've paid too much in taxes
Down
- term for the amount of money taken from your check for taxes
- in taxes, something that reduces the amount of your income being taxed
- the amount of money you've earned on your paycheck before taxes are withheld/taken out
- money taken by/paid to the smaller locality where you live; LP City Hall
- someone who relies on someone else for more than half of their financial needs
- the amount of money you receive from your paycheck after taxes are withheld/taken out
- a number associated with your identity; the IRS uses this number to look up your records
- the tax form you fill out to tell your employer how much money to withhold from your paycheck for taxes
18 Clues: if you did not owe taxes • term for the amount of money taken from your check for taxes • the money you have coming in to your pockets or bank account • money taken by/paid to the government of your state; Lansing, MI • money taken by/paid to the large government in the US; Washington, DC • in taxes, something that reduces the amount of your income being taxed • ...
Unit 3: Finance 2025-10-14
Across
- average price per stock
- money set aside (company)
- who is responsible for debt
- % on loan
- rules for exponents
- the amount of money that goes to your medical needs
- what makes an equation true
- wealth with money
- the lowest you can get paid
- ratio of 2 measurements
- who owns shares
- how much paid by work
- adding money
Down
- Yearly interest
- ownership
- Greek letter
- highest price
- money you take home
- measure of rate
- positive integer
- letter that has a meaning
- set amount to spend
- stock that has a frequent change
- mathematical sentence
- before taxes
25 Clues: ownership • % on loan • Greek letter • before taxes • adding money • highest price • Yearly interest • measure of rate • who owns shares • positive integer • wealth with money • money you take home • rules for exponents • set amount to spend • mathematical sentence • how much paid by work • average price per stock • ratio of 2 measurements • money set aside (company) • letter that has a meaning • ...
Banking Vocabulary 2023-11-01
Across
- Short-term cash loan taken against the credit line on your credit card
- Type of short-term loan that usually carries a high interest rate
- Type of bank account that allows repeated withdrawals and deposits of money
- Fee someone pays to borrow money
- Type of deposit often done with paychecks where money is electronically transferred into a bank account
- Type of savings account that pays interest on your money for a pre-set period of time, so you cannot withdraw money during that time without paying a penalty
- State plan that allows you to save for higher education and training without paying taxes (three words)
- First range of numbers at the bottom of a check, it identifies which bank is holding the money and is always nine digits
- Type of investment that acts like a loan to a company or to the government
- When more money is spent through a check or debit card than the amount actually in the account
- Moving funds from one account or individual to another through a bank's website or mobile app
- Interest that is generated on money put into an account plus any previous interest earned, meaning you earn interest on your interest
Down
- Member-owned financial cooperative that offers the services of a bank (two words)
- Personal Identification Number
- Machine that allows you to deposit and withdraw money from your bank accounts with a card
- Total amount of money in a bank account at any given time
- Bank employee who helps with account transactions, like depositing or withdrawing money
- Bank account designed to earn interest on money deposited
- Comparing the check register to the bank statement and correcting any mistakes
- Payment card that allows you to make electronic purchases directly from your checking account
- Amount that is borrowed to be paid back at a later date, usually with added interest
- A share of ownership in a company
- Second series of numbers found at the bottom of a check, it is the primary identifier of ownership
- When money is added into a bank account
24 Clues: Personal Identification Number • Fee someone pays to borrow money • A share of ownership in a company • When money is added into a bank account • Total amount of money in a bank account at any given time • Bank account designed to earn interest on money deposited • Type of short-term loan that usually carries a high interest rate • ...
A2 Shopping vocabulary 2024-04-25
Across
- A piece of paper that shows how much you owe someone for goods or services.
- To get something by paying money for it.
- A person who buys things from shops.
- Money in the form of coins or notes; (Verb) To give someone money in exchange for goods or services.
- A person who buys goods or services from a shop or business.
- to remove clothing (phrasal verb
- To become different, or to make something different.
- Not expensive; costing less than usual.
- A name or symbol that represents a company or product..
- A place where you can buy things, often with a front where you can see things on display.
- A TYtype of card given by a bank that allows you to buy things and pay for them later.
- Not open.
- Not liking to share or spend money.
- The basic unit of money used by most countries in the European Union, including France, Germany, Italy, and Spain.
- A piece of paper that proves that money, goods, or information has been received.
- To use money to buy or pay for something.
- To place clothing or accessories on your body.
Down
- A large shop that sells food, drinks, and goods used in the home.
- A store where books are sold.
- The amount of money that you must pay to buy something.
- The amount of money that is needed to buy, do, or make something.
- Not cheap.
- To put clothes on to see if they fit or look good. (Phrasal verb)
- A picture, short film, or notice that tells people about a product, job, or service.
- Money that you pay regularly to live in a house or use something that belongs to someone else.
- The basic unit of money in the US, Canada, Australia, and other countries, divided into 100 cents.
- A number or word that tells you how big or small a piece of clothing is, such as small, medium, large.
- The activity of buying things from shops.
- To give money to someone because you are buying something from them or because you owe them money.
29 Clues: Not open. • Not cheap. • A store where books are sold. • to remove clothing (phrasal verb • Not liking to share or spend money. • A person who buys things from shops. • Not expensive; costing less than usual. • To get something by paying money for it. • The activity of buying things from shops. • To use money to buy or pay for something. • ...
A2 Shopping vocabulary 2024-04-25
Across
- A piece of paper that shows how much you owe someone for goods or services.
- To get something by paying money for it.
- A person who buys things from shops.
- Money in the form of coins or notes; (Verb) To give someone money in exchange for goods or services.
- A person who buys goods or services from a shop or business.
- to remove clothing (phrasal verb
- To become different, or to make something different.
- Not expensive; costing less than usual.
- A name or symbol that represents a company or product..
- A place where you can buy things, often with a front where you can see things on display.
- A TYtype of card given by a bank that allows you to buy things and pay for them later.
- Not open.
- Not liking to share or spend money.
- The basic unit of money used by most countries in the European Union, including France, Germany, Italy, and Spain.
- A piece of paper that proves that money, goods, or information has been received.
- To use money to buy or pay for something.
- To place clothing or accessories on your body.
Down
- A large shop that sells food, drinks, and goods used in the home.
- A store where books are sold.
- The amount of money that you must pay to buy something.
- The amount of money that is needed to buy, do, or make something.
- Not cheap.
- To put clothes on to see if they fit or look good. (Phrasal verb)
- A picture, short film, or notice that tells people about a product, job, or service.
- Money that you pay regularly to live in a house or use something that belongs to someone else.
- The basic unit of money in the US, Canada, Australia, and other countries, divided into 100 cents.
- A number or word that tells you how big or small a piece of clothing is, such as small, medium, large.
- The activity of buying things from shops.
- To give money to someone because you are buying something from them or because you owe them money.
29 Clues: Not open. • Not cheap. • A store where books are sold. • to remove clothing (phrasal verb • Not liking to share or spend money. • A person who buys things from shops. • Not expensive; costing less than usual. • To get something by paying money for it. • The activity of buying things from shops. • To use money to buy or pay for something. • ...
Investment unit 2024-03-20
Across
- money that was saved or made available for a particular purpose
- an animal that is often related to when the market is doing well
- is commonly used with old people retiring
- its used to buy ownership from a wide variety of company's
- the amount of money that you receive on the paycheck by the company you work for
- is the age you can get your money without getting a fee penalty
- its a sum of money saved or made available in case that you really need it
- is often used after retiring within the 401k
- a company that during covid time the stocks raised
- it measures the price performance of a basket of securities
- companies sell it to raise their capital
- an amount of money that you keep until you take it out of the bank
- an animal that is often related to the stock market doing bad
- buying amounts of ownership of company in the market
- the company will put a percentage of their money into your savings account
- there is less probability of losing money but it will take longer gain money
Down
- it lets you pool your money with other investors
- is a security debt that are issued by the borrower to gain money
- it means how much probability there is of gaining money or losing money
- its pretty popular among investors because it promises ownership of a wide variety of stocks
- tells how big the company is in the stock market
- is a nationally or internationally known and well established sound company
- the age you can start investing in the stock market
- sell at a higher price than what you bought it for
- its know to be comprised by 30 companies
- its the contribution of investors to purchase a portfolio that includes the shares of a company
- the shares of a company that you can buy
- the amount of money that you get paid before the employer taxes it
- they are taxed differently depending on the overall taxable income
- buying or selling shares of a company
30 Clues: buying or selling shares of a company • its know to be comprised by 30 companies • the shares of a company that you can buy • companies sell it to raise their capital • is commonly used with old people retiring • is often used after retiring within the 401k • it lets you pool your money with other investors • tells how big the company is in the stock market • ...
End of HT Crossword 2024-10-18
Across
- Costs that do not change with output.
- Trading items of value in order to raise finance.
- A business owned by two or more people.
- Profit after tax that is reinvested in the company.
- Where owners can only lose the money they have invested in the company.
- Where a large number of individuals invest in a business.
- An agreement allowing a business to spend more money than they have in their account.
- Notes, Coins and money in the bank.
- Selling price - Variable cost per unit =
- A type of long-term loan secured on property.
- Money generated by the business or its current owners.
- A business owned and run by one person.
- An amount borrowed from the bank that has to be repaid with interest.
- Money raised from outside the business.
- Money raised from selling ownership in the company.
- Assets used as security on loans.
Down
- Money available at the start of the month.
- Where business owners are liable for all business debts, personal assets can also be sold to pay them.
- A business owned by shareholder but who can only sell shares by invitation.
- A type of long-term loan which is repaid in a lump sum not instalments.
- Money available at the end of the month.
- Someone who owes the business money.
- lending Where individuals lend to other individuals, without knowing them via the internet.
- A business owned by shareholders that can sell shares on the stock market.
- A record of how money did flow into and out of a business.
- An agreement with a supplier to buy stock now but pay for it later.
- Where a business pays a monthly amount to use an asset that they will never own.
- A document detailing how a firm is to be set up and run.
- Someone to whom a business owes money.
- The cost of borrowing or reward for saving money.
- A prediction of how money will flow into and out of a business.
- Inflows minus outflows.
- Costs that do change with output.
33 Clues: Inflows minus outflows. • Costs that do change with output. • Assets used as security on loans. • Notes, Coins and money in the bank. • Someone who owes the business money. • Costs that do not change with output. • Someone to whom a business owes money. • A business owned by two or more people. • A business owned and run by one person. • ...
End of HT Crossword 2024-10-18
Across
- A record of how money did flow into and out of a business.
- Where a business pays a monthly amount to use an asset that they will never own.
- A business owned and run by one person.
- Money raised from outside the business.
- Trading items of value in order to raise finance.
- A business owned by shareholders that can sell shares on the stock market.
- Where individuals lend to other individuals, without knowing them via the internet.
- Someone who owes the business money.
- Someone to whom a business owes money.
- Notes, Coins and money in the bank.
- A type of long-term loan secured on property.
- Assets used as security on loans.
- Money available at the end of the month.
- Where business owners are liable for all business debts, personal assets can also be sold to pay them.
- per unit Selling price - Variable cost per unit =
- Money available at the start of the month.
Down
- A document detailing how a firm is to be set up and run.
- A business owned by two or more people.
- Costs that do not change with output.
- Profit after tax that is reinvested in the company.
- A prediction of how money will flow into and out of a business.
- Money raised from selling ownership in the company.
- A business owned by shareholder but who can only sell shares by invitation.
- An agreement allowing a business to spend more money than they have in their account.
- The cost of borrowing or reward for saving money.
- Money generated by the business or its current owners.
- Where owners can only lose the money they have invested in the company.
- An agreement with a supplier to buy stock now but pay for it later.
- An amount borrowed from the bank that has to be repaid with interest.
- Inflows minus outflows.
- Costs that do change with output.
- Where a large number of individuals invest in a business.
- A type of long-term loan which is repaid in a lump sum not instalments.
33 Clues: Inflows minus outflows. • Costs that do change with output. • Assets used as security on loans. • Notes, Coins and money in the bank. • Someone who owes the business money. • Costs that do not change with output. • Someone to whom a business owes money. • A business owned by two or more people. • A business owned and run by one person. • ...
Financial Literacy: Basic Terms 2025-03-20
Across
- Protection for your finances in case of an accident, illness, or death.
- The money you spend on things like rent, food, and bills.
- The total amount of money earned before taxes and deductions.
- Money you owe to a person, bank, or company.
- A number that shows how well you manage debt and credit.
- A savings account for when you stop working.
- A plan that helps you manage your income and expenses.
- Things you owe, like loans, credit card debt, or a mortgage.
Down
- Money set aside for future use or emergencies.
- The money you take home after taxes and deductions.
- The money you earn from work, investments, or other sources.
- Things you own that have value, like a house, car, or savings.
- The total value of what you own minus what you owe.
- Money saved for unexpected situations like medical bills or job loss.
- The extra money you pay when borrowing or earn when saving.
- The increase in prices over time, making money lose value.
- Using money to buy assets that can grow in value over time.
17 Clues: Money you owe to a person, bank, or company. • A savings account for when you stop working. • Money set aside for future use or emergencies. • The money you take home after taxes and deductions. • The total value of what you own minus what you owe. • A plan that helps you manage your income and expenses. • A number that shows how well you manage debt and credit. • ...
Personal Finance Vocabulary 2024-04-01
Across
- between 280-850, shows how creditworthy a person is
- money set aside in case something unexpected happens, try to save 3-6 months' expenses here
- a document about how you want your money and things taken care of after you die
- what you spend money on
- this type of account helps you save money
- what you owe
- a type of market where people buy and sell securities in exchange for money
- interest on interest is called this
- a loan to buy a house or property
Down
- the money you bring in on a regular basis
- given when a lender grants money in exchange for later payment
- a professional who helps people with their money
- used to pay for medical costs and has tax benefits
- helps protect your family financially if you pass away
- this type of account offers higher interest rates and has minimum balance requirements and limited access to money each month
- this type of account helps you invest money for later (when you want to stop working)
- an estimation of income and expenses
17 Clues: what you owe • what you spend money on • a loan to buy a house or property • interest on interest is called this • an estimation of income and expenses • the money you bring in on a regular basis • this type of account helps you save money • a professional who helps people with their money • used to pay for medical costs and has tax benefits • ...
Loan Terminology 2025-11-07
Across
- A type of loan used to buy a home or property
- Using a better loan to pay off an old loan
- The chance that the person who borrows money won't pay it back
- A card directly linked to your bank account
- How long you have to pay back a loan
- Extra money paid to the bank for borrowing their money
- Something given to a lender if they cant pay your loan
- The rate your loan can go up and down
- A person who takes money from a lender and will pay it back
Down
- A card that lets you borrow money from the bank to purchase something
- Something other than money given to the bank that they can take if not played
- The rate on your loan stays the same
- Original amount of money borrowed
- The set amount of time to pay a loan back
- A person or bank that gives you money and expects you to pay it back
- The max amount of money you can borrow
- Money borrowed that needs to be payed back later
17 Clues: Original amount of money borrowed • The rate on your loan stays the same • How long you have to pay back a loan • The rate your loan can go up and down • The max amount of money you can borrow • The set amount of time to pay a loan back • Using a better loan to pay off an old loan • A card directly linked to your bank account • ...
CROSSWORD VOCABULARY 2021-03-20
Across
- Money in the form of notes or coins. (noun)
- The amount of money in an account: could be positive or negative. (noun)
- To add money to a bank account. (adjective)
- To get money from a bank now that a person does not own and so has to pay back to the bank at a later time. (verb)
- Borrowed money that is received now but needs to be paid back, often monthly, with interest added. (noun)
- To have used more money than there is in the account so that money is owed to the bank.
- The area in a bank where the tellers work. (noun)
- The money that needs to be paid each month for borrowing money from the bank, usually a percentage of the total.
Down
- Someone who is paid money.
- Someone who works at a bank to prevent thieves from steeling the money. (noun)
- A staff member who helps customers. (noun)
- A record of the money that a customer has at the bank. (noun)
- To give the bank money to be added to the customer’s account. (verb)
- The bank or the building where customers use the bank services. (noun)
- An item that proves your identity, such as a passport or driver’s license. (noun)
- A person who works at the bank counter and accepts and gives out money to the bank’s customers.
16 Clues: Someone who is paid money. • A staff member who helps customers. (noun) • Money in the form of notes or coins. (noun) • To add money to a bank account. (adjective) • The area in a bank where the tellers work. (noun) • A record of the money that a customer has at the bank. (noun) • To give the bank money to be added to the customer’s account. (verb) • ...
CROSSWORD VOCABULARY-DANIELA MEDINA 2021-03-20
Across
- Money in the form of notes or coins. (noun)
- The amount of money in an account: could be positive or negative. (noun)
- To add money to a bank account. (adjective)
- To get money from a bank now that a person does not own and so has to pay back to the bank at a later time. (verb)
- Borrowed money that is received now but needs to be paid back, often monthly, with interest added. (noun)
- To have used more money than there is in the account so that money is owed to the bank.
- The area in a bank where the tellers work. (noun)
- The money that needs to be paid each month for borrowing money from the bank, usually a percentage of the total.
Down
- Someone who is paid money.
- Someone who works at a bank to prevent thieves from steeling the money. (noun)
- A staff member who helps customers. (noun)
- A record of the money that a customer has at the bank. (noun)
- To give the bank money to be added to the customer’s account. (verb)
- The bank or the building where customers use the bank services. (noun)
- An item that proves your identity, such as a passport or driver’s license. (noun)
- A person who works at the bank counter and accepts and gives out money to the bank’s customers.
16 Clues: Someone who is paid money. • A staff member who helps customers. (noun) • Money in the form of notes or coins. (noun) • To add money to a bank account. (adjective) • The area in a bank where the tellers work. (noun) • A record of the money that a customer has at the bank. (noun) • To give the bank money to be added to the customer’s account. (verb) • ...
noah scott 2018-01-08
Across
- take a leave of absent
- a company
- credit score
- to do more then one task at once
- work from home
- getting people off from their job
- a person regular occupation
- selling goods
- a place that sells goods
Down
- an amount of money add to wages
- a time where something must be completed
- decrease in size liability
- money you make
- a sign
- raiseing someone pay
- an amount of money set for a period of time
- to invest money into a company
- money you give to someone
- property owned by a person
- a form of security
20 Clues: a sign • a company • credit score • selling goods • money you make • work from home • a form of security • raiseing someone pay • take a leave of absent • a place that sells goods • money you give to someone • decrease in size liability • property owned by a person • a person regular occupation • to invest money into a company • an amount of money add to wages • to do more then one task at once • ...
Review #1 2023-04-10
Across
- total tax bill
- agreement between employer and employee
- employee withholding certificate
- fixed income or compensation
- what's important to an individual
- Money Spent
- card with money given by an employer
- someone who relies on someone financially
- 52 pay periods per year
- money received by creator
- pay for each item produced
- %of money made from a sale
Down
- tax earned on unearned income
- 26 pay periods per year
- giving up one thing for another
- keeps food cold
- future money management
- Desire
- Wages directly deposited into your bank
- Goods or services required for survival
- five day work period
21 Clues: Desire • Money Spent • total tax bill • keeps food cold • five day work period • 26 pay periods per year • future money management • 52 pay periods per year • money received by creator • pay for each item produced • %of money made from a sale • fixed income or compensation • tax earned on unearned income • giving up one thing for another • employee withholding certificate • ...
Lilly M P8 Vocab 2023-01-24
Across
- protect our recources so we dont lose them
- money we pay to the goverment
- things we want but dont need
- prices are falling/deacresing
- things of nature that people can use
- money that is owed to someone else
- workers foucus on one type of work or buisness
- the money we earn when we
- products or services brought into a country for sale
- giving money to carity
- when we use this we are using another persons money to buy something
Down
- workers or imployes
- the economy of a country
- rising prices
- a system of making and trading goods and services
- in short supply
- things we need to survive
- how many consumers want to buy
- money earned by workers
19 Clues: rising prices • in short supply • workers or imployes • giving money to carity • money earned by workers • the economy of a country • things we need to survive • the money we earn when we • things we want but dont need • money we pay to the goverment • prices are falling/deacresing • how many consumers want to buy • money that is owed to someone else • ...
CIMA 2021-07-14
Across
- rule of directive made and maintained by an authority
- management of large amounts of money
- the A in CIMA
- something with distinct existence
- process of investing money for profit
- value of money for a particular country
- elected group of people that represent shareholders
Down
- value of a currency vs that of another country
- share which entitles the holder to a fixed dividend
- fake money
- practice of collecting and analyzing numerical date in large amounts
- facility that makes coins
- course of action proposed by a government
- being responsible for something, by law
- the M in CIMA
- a copied banknote
- paper bills of money
- the granting of an official license
- institution that deposits money
19 Clues: fake money • the A in CIMA • the M in CIMA • a copied banknote • paper bills of money • facility that makes coins • institution that deposits money • something with distinct existence • the granting of an official license • management of large amounts of money • process of investing money for profit • being responsible for something, by law • value of money for a particular country • ...
Topic 2 3 2026-02-26
Across
- The total return anticipated on a bond if it is held until it matures.
- The interest rate adjusted for inflation, calculated as the nominal rate minus inflation.
- The total stock of assets owned by a person or household at a single point in time.
- A payment card that directly withdraws funds from the user's bank account when used.
- Money's value stored electronically, like in a bank database or on a digital card.
- Extremely rapid and out-of-control inflation, often exceeding 50% per month.
- Money without intrinsic value that is declared legal tender by a government decree.
- Categories measuring the total money supply in an economy, from narrow to broad.
- The expenses, beyond the price, incurred in trading or exchanging an asset.
- Keynes's theory that interest rates are determined by the supply and demand for money.
- The total value of all outstanding checks that have not yet been cleared by the bank.
- A theory stating that changes in the money supply directly cause proportional changes in the price level.
- A good used as money that also has intrinsic value in other uses (e.g., gold, cigarettes).
- The study of how money, central banking, and the financial system affect the economy.
- A loan where the borrower repays the principal plus interest in a single payment at maturity.
Down
- A card with a fixed monetary value pre-loaded onto it, like a gift card.
- The function of money that provides a common standard for measuring value in an economy.
- An early form of digital money designed for anonymous transactions over the internet.
- The primary function of money that allows it to be used to buy and sell goods and services.
- The interest rate unadjusted for the effects of inflation.
- A physical card with an embedded microchip that can store and process data for multiple applications.
- The methods, procedures, and rules for transferring money between parties in an economy.
- MV = PY, a formula stating that money supply times velocity equals price level times output.
- The ease and speed with which an asset can be converted into cash without losing value.
- Notes and coins in circulation that make up the physical component of a money supply.
- The average frequency with which a unit of money is spent on new goods and services in a period.
- The flow of money or earnings received over a specific period, like a year.
- The purchasing power of the money supply, calculated as M divided by the price level (M/P).
- A function of money allowing it to hold purchasing power for future use.
29 Clues: The interest rate unadjusted for the effects of inflation. • The total return anticipated on a bond if it is held until it matures. • A card with a fixed monetary value pre-loaded onto it, like a gift card. • A function of money allowing it to hold purchasing power for future use. • The expenses, beyond the price, incurred in trading or exchanging an asset. • ...
German vocab 2 2020-10-23
20 Clues: ATM • city • bank • Bill • coin • money • change • suburb • downtown • town hall • drugstore • flower shop • city center • post office • Internet cafe • Jewelry store • police station • newspaper kiosk • to deposit money • to withdraw money
Gov Final 2021-01-12
Across
- deals with crime and runs the federal court system.
- the house of representatives + the senate.
- voters cast their votes on this.
- manages our nation's armed forces.
- when the government gains more money than they spend.
- deals with anything money related for our nation.
- when the government spends more money than they gain.
- when the government gains money.
- the act of removing an elected official from office before they finish their term.
- tax money that is used to provide an income for retired people.
- a house of congress where all states have 2 members.
- sets the rules for how the government works.
- powers not listed in the constitution but are needed to accomplish what is needed.
- tax money made through taxing certain goods that people buy.
Down
- powers that both state and federal government share.
- a house of congress where the number of members depends on the population.
- tax money made through taxing businesses.
- powers that are clearly listed in the constitution.
- everyone must obey the law.
- made up of the president and departments/agencies.
- an agreement between countries that must be followed.
- tax money made by the percentage of money someone earns.
- deals with foreign relationships for our nation.
- powers reserved to the state.
- government branches can limit each other from too much power.
- powers that are denied to the states.
26 Clues: everyone must obey the law. • powers reserved to the state. • voters cast their votes on this. • when the government gains money. • manages our nation's armed forces. • powers that are denied to the states. • tax money made through taxing businesses. • the house of representatives + the senate. • sets the rules for how the government works. • ...
Bussines 2021-06-13
Across
- sum paid to cover money that has been spent or lost
- bulk advertising
- person who has shares of the company
- person who has an interest in a company to be run
- (literary) having no money
- rise of prices
- A formal contract to repay borrowed money
- an amount of money that you pay for professional advice or services
- having a great deal of money
- someone who is good with numbers
- acting with or showing care and thought for the future
Down
- society that encourages people to buy and use goods
- an amount of money that is paid at one time and not on separate occasions
- impression customers get of the brand as a whole throughout all aspects of the buyer's journey.
- a legal declaration of a person's wishes regarding the disposal of his or her property or estate after death
- the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level
- person who passes on information concerning wrongdoing in the company
- charge for using money until repaid at a future date
- money that you give to an organisation such as charity
- extreme saving
- using accounting tricks to make a company's financial results look better than they really are
- the money you pay to travel by bus, taxi
- Anything of value or belonging to you
23 Clues: rise of prices • extreme saving • bulk advertising • (literary) having no money • having a great deal of money • someone who is good with numbers • person who has shares of the company • Anything of value or belonging to you • the money you pay to travel by bus, taxi • A formal contract to repay borrowed money • person who has an interest in a company to be run • ...
Brock Buckardt's puzzle 2024-03-22
Across
- to pay you back for using your money the bank pays interest for your savings account
- a percentage of the total amount you have in the bank that is paid into your acount
- tax a tax on goods that you buy
- the amount of things that exist
- The study of how we use money
- something that can be used in a business(tools,cares,people,money)
- money that is paid to the government
- a person who needs to hire someone
- money that you have to pay back
- The amount of product that people are willing to buy
- what a person gives you by choosing one way of using resources instead of another
Down
- looking for items that are similar to one that you want to buy
- when a product is easy to find
- a business that makes a product
- tax that is charged on money earned from work
- a service in which you put money in a bank so that you can take it out slowly
- The work that someone does
- someone who works for an employer
- when a product is hard to find
- a plan for how much money will be spent on each type of item that a person must buy
- limited amount of money that someone earns for their work
21 Clues: The work that someone does • The study of how we use money • when a product is easy to find • when a product is hard to find • tax a tax on goods that you buy • a business that makes a product • the amount of things that exist • money that you have to pay back • someone who works for an employer • a person who needs to hire someone • money that is paid to the government • ...
Unit 10: Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle 2024-03-18
Across
- the initial deposit into an account
- interest earned on principal plus any previously earned interest
- a way of organizing income and expenses
- an account used to save money
- expenses that vary from month to month
- the sum of all items before taxes and discounts
- a percentage that is added to an amount of money
- a percentage charged on goods or services
- when you pay the full cost of the item and then submit a reimbursement request to the manufacturer
- a percentage rate of the principal for a given time interval
- interest earned only on the principal or the original amount deposited
Down
- an amount of money that you owe to a financial institution
- money that is borrowed from a financial institution and must be paid back
- money spent on items each month
- a voucher that provides a discount at the time of purchase
- money that is taken out of an account
- a percentage withheld from income that you earn
- an item or an amount of money that you own
- the value of what you own minus the value of what you owe
- expenses that do not change month to month
- when the price of an item is reduced
- money that is made each month
- money that is put into an account
23 Clues: an account used to save money • money that is made each month • money spent on items each month • money that is put into an account • the initial deposit into an account • when the price of an item is reduced • money that is taken out of an account • expenses that vary from month to month • a way of organizing income and expenses • a percentage charged on goods or services • ...
RYAN'S INVESTING CROSSWORD (TACO EDTION) 2026-03-24
Across
- Borrowing Money To Purchase A Stock
- Money Saved For A Specific Purpose
- Total Value Of A Company
- How Easy It Is To Turn An Asset Into Cash With The Lowest Possible Loss
- Slice or Piece Of A Company
- A Market That On Average Is Falling
- A Valuation Of A Companies Stock Price Compared To Earnings
- Money An Entity Loans Out To A Group Who Promises To Pay Them More In The Future
- Invested Money That Goes In Pre-Taxed
- The Yearly Gain Or Loss On An Investment
- Invested Money That Gets Taxed After You Take It Out
Down
- Investing A Large Sum Of Money At One Time
- A Sum Of Money Given To An Investor For Investing In The Company
- A Market That On Average Is Rising
- Companies That Are Well Established And Financially Sound
- People Or Entitys Which Hold A Companies Stock
- Spreading Your Money Across Multiple Assets To Reduce Risk
- A Group Of Stocks Or Bonds That Are Tracked On An Exchange
- Tracks Groups Of Companies Generally Grouped By What They Do
- The Collection Of Financial Assets An Investor Has
- When A Company First Goes Public
- Highly Speculative Digital Investment
- Cryptocurrency Company Which Lied About Their Bitcoin Holdings And Collapsed
- Top 100 Non-Financial US Companies On The NYSE
- Investing Small Amounts Of Money At Periodic Times
25 Clues: Total Value Of A Company • Slice or Piece Of A Company • When A Company First Goes Public • A Market That On Average Is Rising • Money Saved For A Specific Purpose • Borrowing Money To Purchase A Stock • A Market That On Average Is Falling • Highly Speculative Digital Investment • Invested Money That Goes In Pre-Taxed • The Yearly Gain Or Loss On An Investment • ...
Financial Literacy 2021-02-26
Across
- Money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt
- A type of tax that governments impose on income generated by businesses and individuals. ______ Tax
- A thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest
- An individual’s total earnings from pay and/or other sources, before taxes or other deductions. ____ Income
- A compensation to an employee on behalf of the company based on the revenue they generated
- The value of one currency for the purpose of conversion to another. ________ Rate
- A regular payment to a landlord for the use of property or land
- A sum that is paid to the government for public goods and services
- A system of money that is in use in a particular country or region
- Something, typically money, that is owed or due
Down
- money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments
- The cost required for something; the money spent on something
- A tax imposed by the government on the sale of goods and services. ____ Tax
- The original sum of money borrowed in a loan or put into an investment
- Interest is calculated based off of the original sum, or principal. ______ Interest
- A fixed amount of money paid to an employee
- An amount of money paid per hour of work. An Hourly _____
- Interest that is calculated based off of the original sum PLUS any value previously accrued. ________ Interest
- An individual’s total earnings from pay and/or other sources, minus income taxes or other deductions. ___ Income
- A sum of money given on top of the services rendered
20 Clues: A fixed amount of money paid to an employee • Something, typically money, that is owed or due • A sum of money given on top of the services rendered • An amount of money paid per hour of work. An Hourly _____ • The cost required for something; the money spent on something • A regular payment to a landlord for the use of property or land • ...
Work hard in silence Let success make the noise 2017-04-21
Across
- :UK currency
- : British coin
- put money into a company or business
- : those in charge of running a business
- spending plan
- : the volume of commercial activity
- where shares are bought and sold
- vitae : a summary of your academic and work history
- executive officer : the corporate executive responsible for the operations of the firm
- the total spent for goods or services including money and time and labor
- : legal agreement
- management by overseeing the performance or operation of a person or group
- : Put money into bonds
- : your university's degree
- the occupation for which you are paid
Down
- :money lent
- opposite of to hire training : activity leading to skilled behavior wage : money earned
- : System of money in general use
- :A verb that means that something is yours/your possession
- : give money to buy something
- share of profits paid to shareholders
- Stock or bond use: put into service
- : A different way of saying 'buy'
- : Something to work for
- responsibility to someone or for some activity
- : ______cow big income producer
- : your city's name
- One whose profession includes organizing, maintaining and auditing the records of individuals or businesses
- : demand payment
- : the act of hiring something or someone
- : proof of payment
- : When you pay money to live in a house that another person owns
32 Clues: :money lent • :UK currency • spending plan • : British coin • : demand payment • : legal agreement • : your city's name • : proof of payment • : Put money into bonds • : Something to work for • : your university's degree • : give money to buy something • : ______cow big income producer • : System of money in general use • where shares are bought and sold • : A different way of saying 'buy' • ...
Accounting Semester 1 review crossword 2023-11-28
Across
- A way to manage all the assets and money.
- Something that inflow during a period of time.
- When the rise of prices goes up.
- Is something that someone does to check everything fairly is called an ____.____.
- The interest in an asset of a business.
- When someone using an account that is not theirs is a ______.
- When you do not pay one time they charge an _____.
- Putting money into an idea and making more money off it.
- Moving good or services from a provider to a consumer.
- _____ is how much an
- Someone who knows all the skills for accounting is called_____.
- where someone gives a good price for an item.
- The amount of money coming in yearly is called______.
Down
- The amount of estimate someone has to give back.
- Something you spend money on. When money is leaving the account it called_____.
- When someone pays for good services it is called_____.
- Money that goes back to a married couple.
- Where debit is owned and credit is payable.
- owner puts into a property.
- Is something we own called an _____.
- Something that shows you the balance is called____.
- When money coming in an account is called_____.
- The property value _____ when it is bought.
- A thing that accountants use to keep files.
- When the bank gives you money but you have to pay back
25 Clues: _____ is how much an • owner puts into a property. • When the rise of prices goes up. • Is something we own called an _____. • The interest in an asset of a business. • A way to manage all the assets and money. • Money that goes back to a married couple. • Where debit is owned and credit is payable. • The property value _____ when it is bought. • ...
15.2 Intro To Business 2024-05-09
Across
- a customer who makes the deposit
- any organization that provides services related to money
- a bank account that allows the account owner to make deposits, write checks, and withdrew money
- money placed into an account
- a type of EFT transaction in which money is deposited directly into a customer's checking account
- the movement of money electronically from one financial institution to another
- a for-profit business that primarily sells insurance products
- another type of finance company
- a financial institution that does not accept deposits
- a bank account used by depositors to accumulate money for future use
- one type of finance company
Down
- a financial institution that makes money by issuing loans
- a financial institution that is involved in trading securities in financial markets
- a financial institution that provides services for businesses
- a nonprofit financial institution that is privately owned and provides banking services for its members
- document guaranteeing that a buyer will pay the sller the agreed-upon amount and within the time specified
- is a financial institution that accepts money from customers and deposits it into the customer's account money from customers
- the largest category of deposit institution
- a financial institution that offers savings and loan services
- a written order for the bank to pay a specific amount to the person or organization to which the check is written
20 Clues: one type of finance company • money placed into an account • another type of finance company • a customer who makes the deposit • the largest category of deposit institution • a financial institution that does not accept deposits • any organization that provides services related to money • a financial institution that makes money by issuing loans • ...
cash flow 2023-02-12
Across
- prediction of all receipts and expenses of a business over a future period and shows expected cash balance at the end of each month(3 words)
- flow of money out of a business(2 words)
- money which has been made
- inability to meet debts
- wages you give to people under you
- price of borrowed money
- in period where business condition gets worse ( 2 words )
- valued of assets less then value of liabilities ( 2 words)
- flow of money into a business(2 words)
Down
- resources which are used repeatedly for a period of time by a business
- money owed to a businesses
- balance the credit/debit balance in a account at the end of the month/year (2 words)
- balance the amount of money in an account before the month/year (2 words)
- money taken out of the business by the owner for personal use
- taking on more work then a business can afford to fund correctly ( 2 words)
- money spent regularly on rent and insurance to keep a business operating and stable
- legal agreement which allows you to use an asset for a period of time in return for rent
- flow of money in and out of a business ( 2 words)
- the difference between total cash inflow and total cash outflow (3 words)
- asset which is easily changed into cash
20 Clues: inability to meet debts • price of borrowed money • money which has been made • money owed to a businesses • wages you give to people under you • flow of money into a business(2 words) • asset which is easily changed into cash • flow of money out of a business(2 words) • flow of money in and out of a business ( 2 words) • ...
business 2025-07-15
Across
- Money used to start or grow a business.
- Money needed to make or buy something.
- How much people want something.
- Helping people instead of selling things.
- How much of something is available.
- Goods or services sold.
- Money received for work or business.
- A place where things are bought and sold.
- Things that are made and sold.
- A plan for how to spend money.
Down
- Giving one thing to get another.
- How much something costs.
- A person who buys something.
- A company that sells goods or services.
- Something made to sell.
- Telling people about a product.
- Money spent to run a business.
- Money a business earns.
- The name of a product or company.
19 Clues: Something made to sell. • Money a business earns. • Goods or services sold. • How much something costs. • A person who buys something. • Money spent to run a business. • Things that are made and sold. • A plan for how to spend money. • How much people want something. • Telling people about a product. • Giving one thing to get another. • The name of a product or company. • ...
Personal Finance Terms 2024-04-11
Across
- the act of putting money into your bank account
- when a business pays you interest or a share of its profits.
- the costs related to running a business.
- the act of taking money out of your bank account
- a nonessential item; something that is desired, usually expensive and/or hard to get but not essential to sustain life
- Borrowed money from a bank - must be paid back with interest.
- an individual, bank, or company that loans money
- buying shares in a company. Makes the investor a part of the company.
- in the U.S. people 65 or older who no longer work for their income. Whether or not a person is able to retire depends on how well they saved while they worked.
- setting aside a small amount of money every week/paycheck. Saving allows someone to purchase something without credit (and more debt) later.
- a way that investors lend money to businesses. Businesses pay them back later with interest.
- interest paid or to be paid both on the principal and on accumulated unpaid interest.
- a bank account on which interest is paid, traditionally one for which a bankbook is used to record deposits, withdrawals, and interest payments.
Down
- a plan for how much money will be spent on each type of item that a person must buy.
- a way that investors lend money to businesses. Businesses pay them back later with interest.
- coins or bills generally accepted as with certain values that Americans use to trade for a good or service.
- the lowest wage permitted by law, (U.S. = $7.25/hour)
- terms for one’s work related financial earnings
- the amount a lender charges a borrower and is a percentage of the principal—the amount loaned.
- when you give money in return for a good or service.
- made up of many companies. A safer investment because, if one company does poorly, investors still make money from the profits of those that are doing well.
- money that an individual has on-hand and can readily and easily be spent
- something owed to another: a thing or amount due.
- putting money into a bank account, stock, bond, or mutual fund that pays interest.
- money that comes from getting paid for doing work
- a score based on your history as a borrower.
- a fee lenders add to the total amount a borrower loaned from them. This is how they make money
- when a person gives money in return for a good or service.
- buying shares in a company. Makes the investor a part of the company.
29 Clues: the costs related to running a business. • a score based on your history as a borrower. • the act of putting money into your bank account • terms for one’s work related financial earnings • the act of taking money out of your bank account • an individual, bank, or company that loans money • something owed to another: a thing or amount due. • ...
financial education 2024-08-11
Across
- - Money borrowed that must be repaid, usually with interest (4 letters).
- - The possibility of losing money on an investment (4 letters).
- - A portion of a company's earnings distributed to shareholders (8 letters).
- - A compulsory contribution to state revenue (3 letters).
- - The value of ownership in an asset, such as shares of stock (6 letters).
- - Money owed by one party to another (4 letters).
- - A loan used to purchase real estate (8 letter).
- - The original sum of money borrowed or invested (9 letters).
- - Money set aside for future use (7 letters).
Down
- - A fixed income investment representing a loan made by an investor to a borrower (4 letters).
- - The cost of borrowing money, typically a percentage of the amount borrowed (8 letters).
- - The ability to borrow money or access goods with the promise to pay later (6 letters).
- - Earnings generated and realized on an investment over a particular period (5 letters).
- - The general increase in prices and decrease in the purchasing value of money (9 letters).
- - The income generated from normal business operations (7 letters).
- - A plan for managing income and expenses (6 letters).
- - Something valuable that an individual or company owns (5 letters).
- - Money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments (6 letters).
- - A company's legal financial debts or obligations (9 letters).
- - An official inspection of financial records (5 letters).
20 Clues: - Money set aside for future use (7 letters). • - Money owed by one party to another (4 letters). • - A loan used to purchase real estate (8 letter). • - A plan for managing income and expenses (6 letters). • - A compulsory contribution to state revenue (3 letters). • - An official inspection of financial records (5 letters). • ...
Business Vocabulary 2024-12-05
Across
- - where partners share equal gains and losses of a business
- - money or property used by a business
- - marks or symbols that specify goods
- - giving money in small amounts
- - most complicated form of business where they create boards to make the decisions
- - least common form of business organization where two or more people make a legal agreement to co-own a business
- - grants of intellectual property rights to the inventor
- - an advisor
- - the individual or group who own a business and its entities
Down
- - money raised by a business in exchange for ownership
- - money borrowed from a business that has to be repaid over time
- - the right to sell products or services at a specific location
- - when a document is given to a business that defines its rules and regulations different from the workers
- - unequal share of gains and losses within a business
- - items to ensure that money will be repaid
- - wealthy individuals who give their money to receive high returns
- - protections provided to authors of original work
- - the people who gives money or pays fees for a business under a franchisor's name
- - most common form of business where the business is owned by one individual
- - individuals who give their money in various types of ways
- - the person who is given the trade name and operating system of a business
- - amounts of money that accumulate over time
22 Clues: - an advisor • - giving money in small amounts • - money or property used by a business • - marks or symbols that specify goods • - items to ensure that money will be repaid • - amounts of money that accumulate over time • - protections provided to authors of original work • - unequal share of gains and losses within a business • ...
Unit: Economics Week 17 2024-03-06
Across
- What should you do before donating to a charity? 3
- What type of tax is paid to the national government? 1
- What is giving money, goods, or services to a charity called? 1
- Where is a safe place to save money? 1
- What is a bad reason the borrow money? 1
- What type of bank shares profits with members? 2
- How do people pay for community,state,and national services? 1
- What kind of needs include housing, electricity, food, water, and transportation? 1
- What encourages people to save? 2
- What is something that you have to have like food,and tires for a car? 1
Down
- What is another example of an investment? 2
- What term means to but something that will help their money grow? 1
- What do charities do? 2
- What is money that is owed to another person called? 1
- What is one example of an investment? 2
- What type of bank serves both businesses and individuals? 1
- How do people earn money? 1
- What do you have to but to own part of a company? 1
- What is a fee for borrowing money? 1
- What is a good way to stay out of dept? 1
- What type of tax is on things people buy? 1
- What businesses hold customers money? 1
- The money you receive from working? 1
23 Clues: What do charities do? 2 • How do people earn money? 1 • What encourages people to save? 2 • The money you receive from working? 1 • Where is a safe place to save money? 1 • What is one example of an investment? 2 • What is a fee for borrowing money? 1 • What is a bad reason the borrow money? 1 • What businesses hold customers money? 1 • ...
personal finance crossword 2024-05-10
Across
- something you put on your car so if you crash you don't have to pay full price
- the purchase of assets that are expected to generate a rate of return
- the fee the lender changes for the loan
- a part of a company that you own
- scholarships, grants to help pay for school supplies
- something you put on your home to protect your if it burns down
- An illegal act that occurs when people try to trick you out of your personal information and your money.
- a portion of your many that you pay to the government
- how much money you make
- Something that is a disadvantage money owed or a debt or obligation according to law
- Something you own that make money
- your income before taxes
- lets you take out loans to a certain limit for day to day spending
- A type of financial aid that does not have to be repaid, unless, for example you withdraw from school and you need to pay back some of the grant money often need-based.
- money that you have put off to the side in case something happens
- a financial arrangement in which money is borrowed for a purchase and paid back at a later date
- when you make money on your savings and the interest you earn
- part of a company's profit that goes to shareholder
- when the stock market is going up
Down
- money that you put down on a loan
- you pay a fee and get protection on something you own
- shows what you have done with your credit and if you pay things back on time
- bills that have to be paid each month
- where you put the money you don't want to spend
- a type of financial that does not have to be repaid but you have to meet the requirements
- where you put your money that you spend
- your income after taxes
- money that you owe and need to pay them back
- It allows you to track and plan how you will spend your money
- money from the government to help you go to school and lower interest rates
- you loan money to the gov or the company's expectations that you make money back
- Using your personal information such as your name Social Security number or credit card number without your permission.
- this number represents how likely someone would pay back the loan
- It is mainly referred to as the APR
- when the stock market is going down
35 Clues: your income after taxes • how much money you make • your income before taxes • a part of a company that you own • money that you put down on a loan • Something you own that make money • when the stock market is going up • It is mainly referred to as the APR • when the stock market is going down • bills that have to be paid each month • the fee the lender changes for the loan • ...
Personal Finance Unit 2 Vocab 2025-12-02
Across
- A short period of time, usually months or less
- Money you make after selling an investment
- The money you gain from an investment
- Money you lose on an investment
- Money paid to stock owners by a company
- To keep money for future use instead of spending it
- To increase the value of money over time, especially by investing
Down
- Earning interest on interest
- A group of many investments put together
- To put money into something to earn more money over time
- The chance of losing money
- Profit made from selling an investment
- A long period of time, usually years
- Money you lend to a company or government that is paid back with interest
- A small piece of ownership in a company
15 Clues: The chance of losing money • Earning interest on interest • Money you lose on an investment • A long period of time, usually years • The money you gain from an investment • Profit made from selling an investment • Money paid to stock owners by a company • A small piece of ownership in a company • A group of many investments put together • ...
Theme 4 Vocabulary 2024-03-18
Across
- Things that are produced to be sold or traded.
- To receive money in return for work or services.
- A plan for how to spend or save money during a certain period.
- The type of money used in a particular country.
- Something that you desire but do not necessarily need.
- Activities that someone does for another person, usually for payment.
- A place where goods are bought and sold, or the overall demand for a product or service.
- The act of buying, selling, or exchanging goods or services.
- Something that is necessary for survival or to live comfortably.
- Coins or banknotes used to buy goods and services or to pay for things.
- To keep money instead of spending it, usually to use later.
Down
- A person who buys goods or services for personal use.
- A person or company that makes goods or provides services for sale.
- The amount of money gained from selling goods or services after subtracting expenses.
- The worth of something in terms of money or usefulness.
- The act of giving something in return for something else.
- The desire or need for goods or services by consumers.
- The amount of goods or services available for sale or use.
- To use money to buy goods or services.
- A place where people keep their money and do their financial transactions.
20 Clues: To use money to buy goods or services. • Things that are produced to be sold or traded. • The type of money used in a particular country. • To receive money in return for work or services. • A person who buys goods or services for personal use. • The desire or need for goods or services by consumers. • Something that you desire but do not necessarily need. • ...
Theme 5 Vocabulary 2024-03-18
Across
- Things that are produced to be sold or traded.
- To receive money in return for work or services.
- A plan for how to spend or save money during a certain period.
- The type of money used in a particular country.
- Something that you desire but do not necessarily need.
- Activities that someone does for another person, usually for payment.
- A place where goods are bought and sold, or the overall demand for a product or service.
- The act of buying, selling, or exchanging goods or services.
- Something that is necessary for survival or to live comfortably.
- Coins or banknotes used to buy goods and services or to pay for things.
- To keep money instead of spending it, usually to use later.
Down
- A person who buys goods or services for personal use.
- A person or company that makes goods or provides services for sale.
- The amount of money gained from selling goods or services after subtracting expenses.
- The worth of something in terms of money or usefulness.
- The act of giving something in return for something else.
- The desire or need for goods or services by consumers.
- The amount of goods or services available for sale or use.
- To use money to buy goods or services.
- A place where people keep their money and do their financial transactions.
20 Clues: To use money to buy goods or services. • Things that are produced to be sold or traded. • The type of money used in a particular country. • To receive money in return for work or services. • A person who buys goods or services for personal use. • The desire or need for goods or services by consumers. • Something that you desire but do not necessarily need. • ...
Year 8 Unit 7 - Money vocabulary Quiz 2024-06-04
Across
- to be able to bear the cost of
- a business arrangement for the supply of goods or services at a fixed price
- a gain or recurrent benefit usually measured in money that derives from capital or labor
- to take money with the intention of returning the same plus interest
- a reduction made from a regular price
- a person who starts a business and is willing to risk loss in order to make money
- to ask as fee or payment
- prepared food packaged to be consumed away from its place of sale
- to let out money for temporary use on condition of repayment with interest
Down
- money that is earned from doing work or received from investments
- fixed compensation paid regularly for services
- ready-to-eat food products
- a person who puts money into something in order to make a profit or get an advantage
- a writing acknowledging the receiving of goods or money
- to be under obligation to pay or repay in return for something received
- an advantageous purchase
- to give up property to another for something of value (such as money)
- an amount of money that is given back to you, especially because you are not happy with a product or service that you have bought
- to spend or use carelessly
- to spend less
20 Clues: to spend less • an advantageous purchase • to ask as fee or payment • ready-to-eat food products • to spend or use carelessly • to be able to bear the cost of • a reduction made from a regular price • fixed compensation paid regularly for services • a writing acknowledging the receiving of goods or money • money that is earned from doing work or received from investments • ...
Financial Literacy Vocabulary. 2024-09-03
Across
- Giving yourself money to enjoy before investing it.
- Statement that contains information about credit activity.
- Any resource that is owned that has economic value.
- Owing money
- Baseline sum of financial transactions
- Nonprofit money making organization whose members can borrow for low interest rates.
- Yearly interest rate paid based on the balance of a credit card.
- Money received from work
- An estimate of income over a period of time
- Money paid at a regular rate after a loan.
- Failing to repay a loan
- Something you must have vs something that you just want to have
- Lend money
- The change in the value of something over time
- Somebody who buys and sells securities on the stock exchange for a salary.
Down
- Score based on how well you control and handle your finance through your credit history.
- A card that allows you to transfer money electronically to another bank.
- Savings account offered by banks and credit unions.
- Ability to obtain goods before paying for them.
- Company guarantees coverage for an emergency after being paid a set amount a month
- Money that is set aside in case of emergency.
- Being trustworthy and responsible with not spending too much through a credit card.
- The state of having no money
- Having a mix of different resources in your portfolio
- shopping Comparing the price of different goods.
25 Clues: Lend money • Owing money • Failing to repay a loan • Money received from work • The state of having no money • Baseline sum of financial transactions • Money paid at a regular rate after a loan. • An estimate of income over a period of time • Money that is set aside in case of emergency. • The change in the value of something over time • ...
Financial Literacy 2023-09-05
Across
- a three digit score that determines the reliability to repay a loan
- money earned after deductions
- a price you pay to borrow money or earn on an investment
- a subtraction of money from an account
- run by supply and demand
- a plan of income and expenses
- the want of consumers
Down
- an addition of money to an account
- the percentage you pay to borrow or loan money
- amount you can borrow and pay later
- money owed
- a way to buy now and pay later as a transaction
- the money you spend on wants and needs
- money you make
- money earned before deductions
- amount of a good available to consumers
16 Clues: money owed • money you make • the want of consumers • run by supply and demand • money earned after deductions • a plan of income and expenses • money earned before deductions • an addition of money to an account • amount you can borrow and pay later • the money you spend on wants and needs • a subtraction of money from an account • amount of a good available to consumers • ...
Finance Crossword 2025-09-09
Across
- Something of value pledged for a loan
- The amount of money in your account
- Card that pulls money directly from an account
- Ability to borrow money based on trust
- Extra money paid when borrowing funds
- Machine used to withdraw or deposit money
- Account used for everyday spending
Down
- Replacing an old loan with a new one
- Putting money into a bank account
- Spending more than what’s in the account
- A plan for how to spend and save money
- Money borrowed that must be repaid
- Profit shared with credit union members
- Money kept in an account for future use
- Loan used to buy a house
15 Clues: Loan used to buy a house • Putting money into a bank account • Money borrowed that must be repaid • Account used for everyday spending • The amount of money in your account • Replacing an old loan with a new one • Something of value pledged for a loan • Extra money paid when borrowing funds • A plan for how to spend and save money • Ability to borrow money based on trust • ...
SAVINGS_SHAYAN_TCE 2025-10-01
Across
- To use money to buy something?
- A maximum amount you can spend?
- Money earned from work or investments?
- Something essential you must buy?
- To monitor your spending and saving?
- To keep money for future use
- A plan to manage income and expenses?
Down
- A container used by kids to save coins?
- A machine used to withdraw cash?
- Extra money earned on savings?
- Money borrowed that must be paid back?
- Putting money into a bank account?
- Physical money in the form of notes and coins?
- Money kept aside for future use?
- A place where people deposit and save money?
15 Clues: To keep money for future use • To use money to buy something? • Extra money earned on savings? • A maximum amount you can spend? • A machine used to withdraw cash? • Money kept aside for future use? • Something essential you must buy? • Putting money into a bank account? • To monitor your spending and saving? • A plan to manage income and expenses? • ...
Econ Ch. 8 Review 2025-12-10
Across
- a card authorizing the user to buy goods and services with funds borrowed from the business that issued the card
- Money serves as a medium of ________; enables us to carry out trade
- Kyle traded a red paper clip until he got a what?
- ______ money refers to items of value that are used as a medium of exchange
- Money must be able to withstand physical wear and tear over time
- a business whose main purpose is to receive deposits and make loans
- This is the acronym for a private retirement plan sponsored by the federal gov
- Money must be ablet to be split into smaller parts
- Money serves as a standard of _______; helps us to measure and compare
- the number of regional Fed banks that carry out many of the systems day-to-day activities
- This type of loan is used to buy a house
- By 2018, the personal savings rate of American had fallen to this percent
- a periodic payment for the use of borrowed funds
- This characteristic of money means it is not easy to come by -- it's relatively rare
- _______ power refers to the quantity of goods and services that can be bought with a particular sum of money
- credit ______: a record of a person's past borrowing
- Businesses take out this type of loan to buy machinery or equipment
- a card authorizing the user to access their own funds on deposit in a bank account
- setting aside a portion of income for use in the future
Down
- the Federal _______ System is the central bank of the US
- Money serves as a _______ of value; it holds its worth over time
- This is the most important characteristic of money -- people must be willing to take it
- Money must be the same: one dollar is the same as the next
- This type of deposit earns more interest than a checkable deposit
- This type of deposit provides greater returns than checkable and savings deposits
- anything owned to which a market value can be assigned
- a method of lowering risk by investing in a wide variety of financial assets
- This is our country's legal tender
- using money with the intention of making a financial gain
- Most Americans will live for this many years after they stop earning a paycheck
- making exchanges without the use of money
- This was the personal savings rate of Americans in the early 1980s
- This type of deposit refers to the amount of money placed in a checking account
- the amount of money borrowed, or the amount of money still owed on a loan
- This type of loan is usually for a new car or boat
- commodity-_______ money refers to banknotes given in exchange for gold and silver
- To be convenient, it must be easy to transport money
37 Clues: This is our country's legal tender • This type of loan is used to buy a house • making exchanges without the use of money • a periodic payment for the use of borrowed funds • Kyle traded a red paper clip until he got a what? • Money must be ablet to be split into smaller parts • This type of loan is usually for a new car or boat • ...
Unit 5 2022-02-16
Across
- support
- someone who is rich
- when you pay someone back the money they lent you
- stop or interrupt
- postpone someting
- it is a big amount of money, which not many people have
- it is the salary or the payment
- a little variation or alteration
- the money you have saved
Down
- it is known as pocket money
- not on time
- the money made up of coins and bills
- have an amount of money to survive
- give or contribute with charity
- a point in time or a moment
- when you don't pay in cash you pay using a...
- when someone ask for money or food on the street
17 Clues: support • not on time • stop or interrupt • postpone someting • someone who is rich • the money you have saved • it is known as pocket money • a point in time or a moment • give or contribute with charity • it is the salary or the payment • a little variation or alteration • have an amount of money to survive • the money made up of coins and bills • ...
Chapter 2 2019-12-11
Across
- putting money into the stock market
- analyzing a company money and finical statements
- order buy or sell certain number of shares at best price
- making money on your money
- how to calculate compound interest
- people who own stock in company
- stocks can not be bought by the public, only by members
- order buy or sell at a certain price
- stock low priced stocks with high risk
- low risk and low reward government notes that mature
- putting money aside
- buying commodes like corn or oil
Down
- money needed to start a company
- securites that mature from 1-10 years
- analyzing the business for how it runs and who runs it
- keeping records of the company with accounts
- a place where all money exchanges happen especially in stocks
- people who lend money to a starting business
- contract to buy or sell at a certain price
- people who assist in buying stock
- people who will do the work
- anything that can be collected and sold
- document that discloses final information
- high risk with high reward stocks (low quality bonds)
- corporations anyone can buy and sell stocks in that company
25 Clues: putting money aside • making money on your money • people who will do the work • money needed to start a company • people who own stock in company • buying commodes like corn or oil • people who assist in buying stock • how to calculate compound interest • putting money into the stock market • order buy or sell at a certain price • securites that mature from 1-10 years • ...
Magazine Unit 6 2021-04-15
Across
- what item that turns into real money in the children bank account?
- name of the award that he got is children's ... prize
- the boy said that children were the ... for tomorrow and their environment
- item such as plastic bottle, used notebooks, and old sandals are sent to local ... company
- mostly, the people who use the boy's bank are ...
- what do the children save in the bank?
- the boy's friends wasted their money on ...
- special ... can use to get money from cash machines
- the children can get money from ... machines
- the boy got help to look bank from his ...
Down
- the main character in the magazine
- children can only take out money once when they reach their
- where does the boy come from?
- the other thing, the boy's friend wasted their money on ...
- ... is the first word of the boy's bank name
- when the boy's bank first opened, he had just ... customers
- the boy started his own bank when he was ... years old
- ... is a place where children could open a savings account
- beside learning to save money, the children also can care for ...
- the boy has won many ...
- the bank also accepts ... items
21 Clues: the boy has won many ... • where does the boy come from? • the bank also accepts ... items • the main character in the magazine • what do the children save in the bank? • the boy got help to look bank from his ... • the boy's friends wasted their money on ... • ... is the first word of the boy's bank name • the children can get money from ... machines • ...
Debt 2017-06-02
Across
- To do more than necessary or needed
- To have the money or ability to pay for something
- To give back all or some of the money that is owed to a lender
- Something that increases in value; you can sell or use it to earn money
- Over a long period of time
- Those who "stand up" with the bride and groom
- A loan for the purchase of a home
- Using a previously purchased house to get a loan
- Helped pay for something
- The cost for everday living or working
- Getting married
Down
- To build up a lot of something over time
- Costs a lot of money
- A gender mixed party before the wedding
- Cash gifts only
- In debt; to owe money
- A person or organization that looks after children
- A bad start to a relationship
- A trip the bride and groom take after the wedding
- Demands or needs from others
- A set amount of money to spend
- Extra money owed to a lender; the cost of borrowing
- Money owed
23 Clues: Money owed • Cash gifts only • Getting married • Costs a lot of money • In debt; to owe money • Helped pay for something • Over a long period of time • Demands or needs from others • A bad start to a relationship • A set amount of money to spend • A loan for the purchase of a home • To do more than necessary or needed • The cost for everday living or working • ...
Checking Accounts 2024-08-29
Across
- to sign a check to make it depositable
- a bank account held by more than one person
- a small paper that the bank includes when depositing funds to an account
- an account at a bank that you can store your money in
- a person who is being paid
- The process of moving funds to an account by a check
- a written, dated, and signed piece of paper that transfers money into your account
- allows you to borrow money for certain things
- When you can transfer money by using an app on your phone
Down
- an agreement with a bank that covers overdrafts
- A fee that you pay to upkeep your account
- an entry recording an amount owed
- to freeze an account
- When there isnt enough money in your account to pay for something
- an account opened by an individual
- transfering funds electronically, instantly
- invalidation of an invoice
- money being paid at a particular rate
- A machine that automatically transfers, withdraws, and deposits money into your account
- a journal that records checks
- the owner of an account that money is being withdrawn from
- identification number
22 Clues: to freeze an account • identification number • invalidation of an invoice • a person who is being paid • a journal that records checks • an entry recording an amount owed • an account opened by an individual • money being paid at a particular rate • to sign a check to make it depositable • A fee that you pay to upkeep your account • a bank account held by more than one person • ...
BFP 2023-04-28
Across
- Money that is not spent
- The amount of money remaining after all expenses have been met
- Putting your money to use in order to make more money on it
- The interest rate at which the central bank of a country lends money to commercial banks
- A retirement investment avenue with tax benefits u/s 80CCD (1B)
- A savings account that is set aside to be used only for sticky situations
- Collection of investments
- The cover required for the family to pay off the liabilities, meet life goals and for day to day expenses
- An obligation of repayment owed by one party to a second party
- Money received
- An asset that can be readily converted for cash
Down
- The persistent increase in the cost of goods & services
- A change that an investment value will decrease
- An investment fund that pools money from shareholders to invest in securities
- A rate which is either charged or paid for the use of money
- A written cash flow
- To buy a home
- A person owns (their assets) minus what they owe to others (liabilities)
- The amount by which expenditure exceed income
- A rating to represent the creditworthiness of an individual
20 Clues: To buy a home • Money received • A written cash flow • Money that is not spent • Collection of investments • The amount by which expenditure exceed income • A change that an investment value will decrease • An asset that can be readily converted for cash • The persistent increase in the cost of goods & services • A rate which is either charged or paid for the use of money • ...
Alivia's Investing Crossword 2025-03-21
Across
- The amount of time you have to work for someone before you get your money
- Unionized workforces, public sectors, teachers, skilled trades
- Money you put in is already taxed
- Optimistic, 20% rise after two 20% falls
- Required minimum distribution
- How you keep your 401K if you trade companies
- Medicare and social security
- Price to earnings
- You work, pay tax, gov. Uses money, you get the money back
- Things company doesn't have control over
- Measures the price performance of a basket of securities
- 6.2%
- Sum of money saved or available for a specific purpose
Down
- The age you have to take money out of your IRA
- A collection of stocks, bonds, or other assets that are traded on the stock exchange
- Pessimistic, 20% fall from recent heights
- 1.45%
- Never lose money
- Individual retirement account
- Currency that is backed and created by government
- Investing all available money and putting it into the market
- Things company has control over
- You have to be this age to invest in Crypto
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week a week a high risk investment
- Long term strategy to avoid emotion driven decisions
25 Clues: 6.2% • 1.45% • Never lose money • Price to earnings • Medicare and social security • Required minimum distribution • Individual retirement account • Things company has control over • Money you put in is already taxed • Optimistic, 20% rise after two 20% falls • Things company doesn't have control over • Pessimistic, 20% fall from recent heights • ...
Natalie's Economics Puzzle 2025-03-13
Across
- when a product is hard to find
- when a product is easy to find
- someone who works for an employer
- the work that someone does
- to pay you back for using your money the bank pays interest for your savings account
- money that you have to pay back
- tax that is charged on money warned form working
- a rivalry between two or more companies
- the amount of products that people are willing to buy
- the amount of things that exist
Down
- a percentage of the total amount you have in the bank that is paid into your account
- a plan for how much money will be spent on each type of item that a person must buy
- doing one thing very well in a business
- limited amount of money that someone earns for their work
- a tax on goods that you buy
- money that is paid to the government
- a person that buys a product
- a service in which you put money in a bank so that you can take it out slowly over time
- a business that makes a product
- the study of how we use money
20 Clues: the work that someone does • a tax on goods that you buy • a person that buys a product • the study of how we use money • when a product is hard to find • when a product is easy to find • money that you have to pay back • a business that makes a product • the amount of things that exist • someone who works for an employer • money that is paid to the government • ...
Oscar y suheily cross word puzzle 2025-04-30
Across
- possibility
- large or important enough to have enough to have an effect something
- something that is more important than other things
- to break or ignores a promise, rule, or law
- the smallest amount allowed or needed
- the remaining amount of money that is still owned
- an agreement that allows you to but something, and pay for it later
- money that a person earns from a job or other source
- to change the way something is organized to change the term of debt
- without enough money to pay what is owned
- the amount of money charged for a service
- in a way that is correct and true in every detail
Down
- possible, but not yet actual or real
- relating to the management, and use of money
- the act of making people obey a rule or law
- to help something grow or become more successful or well know
- an action that breaks or ignores a promise, rule, or law
- to decide how good or useful something is
- a feeling that makes you want to do something
- the extra money paid for borrowing money
- money or something else that is borrowed and should be paid back
21 Clues: possibility • possible, but not yet actual or real • the smallest amount allowed or needed • the extra money paid for borrowing money • to decide how good or useful something is • the amount of money charged for a service • without enough money to pay what is owned • the act of making people obey a rule or law • to break or ignores a promise, rule, or law • ...
W!SE Credit & Halloween Crossword Puzzle 2026-03-05
Across
- A person who takes out a loan.
- Money borrowed that must be paid back with interest.
- Orange fruit carved into a jack-o'-lantern.
- An extra charge for missing a payment deadline.
- Sweet treats collected on Halloween night.describes Flying mammals often seen around haunted houses.
- A type of loan backed by collateral.
- Money owed to others.
- Plastic card used to buy goods on credit.
- A person or company that lends money.
- The maximum amount you can borrow on a credit card.
- Describes a house full of ghosts.
- A record of your credit history.
Down
- The original amount of money borrowed.
- A number that represents your creditworthiness.
- The act of paying back money owed.
- A financial institution that lends and borrows money.
- The cost of borrowing money.
- Something pledged as security for a loan.
- A loan not backed by collateral.
- A spooky spirit seen on Halloween.
- A way to borrow money with the promise to pay it back later.
- Total cost of credit, including interest and fees.
- A magical woman often riding a broomstick.
- Annual Percentage Rate; the yearly cost of credit.
24 Clues: Money owed to others. • The cost of borrowing money. • A person who takes out a loan. • A loan not backed by collateral. • A record of your credit history. • Describes a house full of ghosts. • The act of paying back money owed. • A spooky spirit seen on Halloween. • A type of loan backed by collateral. • A person or company that lends money. • ...
🎃W!SE Credit & Halloween Crossword Puzzle 2025-10-31
Across
- A number that represents your creditworthiness.
- Something pledged as security for a loan.
- The cost of borrowing money.
- Flying mammals often seen around haunted houses.
- Money owed to others.
- Annual Percentage Rate; the yearly cost of credit.
- A person or company that lends money.
- A loan not backed by collateral.
- A person who takes out a loan.
- CHARGE: Total cost of credit including interest and fees.
Down
- Describes a house full of ghosts.
- A spooky spirit seen on Halloween.
- The act of paying back money owed.
- The original amount of money borrowed.
- The maximum amount you can borrow on a credit card.
- CARD: Plastic card used to buy goods on credit.
- Money borrowed that must be paid back with interest.
- A way to borrow money with the promise to pay it back later.
- A record of your credit history.
- A financial institution that lends and borrows money.
- FEE: An extra charge for missing a payment deadline.
- A magical woman often riding a broomstick.
- Sweet treats collected on Halloween night.
- A type of loan backed by collateral.
- Orange fruit carved into a jack-o'-lantern.
25 Clues: Money owed to others. • The cost of borrowing money. • A person who takes out a loan. • A record of your credit history. • A loan not backed by collateral. • Describes a house full of ghosts. • A spooky spirit seen on Halloween. • The act of paying back money owed. • A type of loan backed by collateral. • A person or company that lends money. • ...
credit 2025-10-31
Across
- An extra charge for missing a payment deadline.
- The maximum amount you can borrow on a credit card.
- Annual Percentage Rate; the yearly cost of credit.
- The act of paying back money owed.
- A loan not backed by collateral.
- Plastic card used to buy goods on credit.
- A type of loan backed by collateral.
- A spooky spirit seen on Halloween.
- Flying mammals often seen around haunted houses.
- Money owed to others.
- The cost of borrowing money.
- The original amount of money borrowed.
- Money borrowed that must be paid back with interest.
Down
- Describes a house full of ghosts.
- A person or company that lends money.
- Total cost of credit including interest and fees.
- A record of your credit history.
- Sweet treats collected on Halloween night.
- A way to borrow money with the promise to pay it back later.
- Something pledged as security for a loan.
- A person who takes out a loan.
- A number that represents your creditworthiness.
- A magical woman often riding a broomstick.
- A financial institution that lends and borrows money.
- Orange fruit carved into a jack-o'-lantern.
25 Clues: Money owed to others. • The cost of borrowing money. • A person who takes out a loan. • A record of your credit history. • A loan not backed by collateral. • Describes a house full of ghosts. • The act of paying back money owed. • A spooky spirit seen on Halloween. • A type of loan backed by collateral. • A person or company that lends money. • ...
Credit Cross Word 2025-10-31
Across
- A record of your credit history
- A financial institution that lends and borrows money
- A magical woman often riding a broomstick.
- The act of paying back money owed
- The yearly cost of credit
- Orange fruit carved into a jack-o'-lantern.
- A loan not backed by collateral
- Money borrowed that must be paid back with interest
- The cost of borrowing money
- An extra charge for missing a payment deadline
- Flying mammals often seen around haunted houses.
- A way to borrow money with the promise to pay it back later
- Something pledged as security for a loan
- A spooky spirit seen on Halloween.
Down
- The original amount of money borrowed
- Sweet treats collected on Halloween night.
- The total cost of credit including interest and fees
- Plastic card used to buy goods on credit
- Describes a house full of ghosts.
- The maximum amount you can borrow on a credit card
- Money owed to others
- A type of loan backed by collateral
- A number that represents your creditworthiness
- A person or company that lends money
- cost of credit including interest and fees
- A person who takes out a loan
26 Clues: Money owed to others • The yearly cost of credit • The cost of borrowing money • A person who takes out a loan • A record of your credit history • A loan not backed by collateral • The act of paying back money owed • Describes a house full of ghosts. • A spooky spirit seen on Halloween. • A type of loan backed by collateral • A person or company that lends money • ...
Credit 2025-10-31
Across
- — An extra charge for missing a payment deadline
- — The maximum amount you can borrow on a credit card
- — Annual Percentage Rate; the yearly cost of credit
- — The act of paying back money owed
- A loan not backed by collateral
- — Plastic card used to buy goods on credit
- A type of loan backed by collateral
- — A spooky spirit seen on Halloween
- — Flying mammals often seen around haunted houses
- — Money owed to others
- — The cost of borrowing money
- — The original amount of money borrowed
- — Money borrowed that must be paid back with interest
Down
- — Describes a house full of ghosts
- A person or company that lends money
- — Total cost of credit including interest and fees
- — A record of your credit history
- — Sweet treats collected on Halloween night
- — A way to borrow money with the promise to pay it back later
- — Something pledged as security for a loan
- — A person who takes out a loan
- — A number that represents your creditworthiness
- — A magical woman often riding a broomstick
- — A financial institution that lends and borrows money
- — Orange fruit carved into a jack-o'-lantern
25 Clues: — Money owed to others • — The cost of borrowing money • A loan not backed by collateral • — A person who takes out a loan • — A record of your credit history • — Describes a house full of ghosts • — The act of paying back money owed • A type of loan backed by collateral • — A spooky spirit seen on Halloween • A person or company that lends money • ...
unit 7 angļu valoda 2025-11-28
Across
- amount off % of shop item price
- you lost something
- amount of money you have after 1 month or 1 year
- shop for coffee
- strong word when you say you will do it
- you did something wrong
- when item damaged you get money back
- paper that gives discount off shop item
- person who cooks bread or anything with flour
- money that you hasn't payed long time
- lots of money you give for useless items
- amount of money you have to pay when you go on event or etc.
- shop for charaty
- person who sells jewellery
Down
- paper that lets you work
- person who is processing meat
- paper showing amount of money you have to pay for an item
- you saved something
- you are happy for something you are doing
- you don't want to do the thing you have to do
- you said no for something you have to do
- something looks richer than normal
- shop for clothes
- you act diffrent
- building with money in it
- you pay for an item
- when you can buy something
- you give item for money
28 Clues: shop for coffee • shop for clothes • you act diffrent • shop for charaty • you lost something • you saved something • you pay for an item • you did something wrong • you give item for money • paper that lets you work • building with money in it • when you can buy something • person who sells jewellery • person who is processing meat • amount off % of shop item price • ...
Unit 10 Vocab 2021-05-06
Across
- money saved for emergencies
- term for one's work related financial earnings
- money given for a time that needs to be paid back
- money owed
- The lowest wage
- money set aside for later use
- Financial Obligations
Down
- Money earned as a percentage of a service
- using excess money to prepare for the future
- a person or company who loans money
- House payment
- money recieved from work
- money that needs to be paid back
- money which one has on-hand that can be freely spent
14 Clues: money owed • House payment • The lowest wage • Financial Obligations • money recieved from work • money saved for emergencies • money set aside for later use • money that needs to be paid back • a person or company who loans money • Money earned as a percentage of a service • using excess money to prepare for the future • term for one's work related financial earnings • ...
RMS7 Economic Vocabulary 2021-12-13
Across
- money received from working
- money owed
- the creation of goods or services
- when resources are very limited
- someone that buys goods or services
- a share in the value of the company
- money made after all expenses are paid
- plan for spending/saving money
- the science how goods and services are produced,sold, and bought
- increase in prices of goods
Down
- money paid by a borrower to borrow money
- money a company receives through sales
- the alternative decision when a decision is made
- someone that creates good or services
- the amount of something available
- the desire to buy good or services
- the act of trying to win you as a customer
17 Clues: money owed • money received from working • increase in prices of goods • plan for spending/saving money • when resources are very limited • the amount of something available • the creation of goods or services • the desire to buy good or services • someone that buys goods or services • a share in the value of the company • someone that creates good or services • ...
Budgeting Vocabulary 2026-01-20
Across
- ____ Fund: Money saved for unexpected expenses
- Earning interest on both savings and past interest
- A plan for how you will use your income each month
- ____ Expense: Costs for getting around, like fuel or car payments
- ____ System: Cash‑based budgeting method using labeled categories
- Payroll tax that funds Social Security and Medicare
- _____ Income: Money you really earned after the month ends
- 50/30/20 Rule:Budget method divides income into 50% ______, wants, and savings
- ____ Expense: A cost that stays the same every month
- ____ Value of Money: Idea that money today is worth more than money later
Down
- ____ Budgeting: A method where every dollar is assigned a purpose
- ____ Spending: Non‑essential purchases like hobbies or entertainment
- ____ Expense: A cost that changes from month to month
- ____ Expense: Costs related to where you live, like rent or utilities
- _______ Income: Money you expect to earn before the month begins
- Required payments paid to the government
- Using money to buy something that may grow in value
- Money left over after paying all expenses
- ___ Pay: Income left after taxes are taken out
19 Clues: Required payments paid to the government • Money left over after paying all expenses • ____ Fund: Money saved for unexpected expenses • ___ Pay: Income left after taxes are taken out • Earning interest on both savings and past interest • A plan for how you will use your income each month • Using money to buy something that may grow in value • ...
SAVINGS_SHRESTH PATEL_ADC 2025-10-03
Across
- Physical money in the form of notes and coins?
- Money earned from work or investments?
- Money borrowed that must be paid back?
- Something essential you must buy?
- Extra money earned on savings
- To keep money for future use?
- A container used by kids to save coins?
Down
- To use money to buy something?
- Putting money into a bank account?
- Money kept aside for future use?
- A maximum amount you can spend?
- A plan to manage income and expenses?
- A machine used to withdraw cash?
- To monitor your spending and saving?
- A place where people deposit and save money?
15 Clues: Extra money earned on savings • To keep money for future use? • To use money to buy something? • A maximum amount you can spend? • Money kept aside for future use? • A machine used to withdraw cash? • Something essential you must buy? • Putting money into a bank account? • To monitor your spending and saving? • A plan to manage income and expenses? • ...
SAVINGS_SHAMIM_TCE 2025-10-01
Across
- Physical money in the form of notes and coins
- Money earned from work or investments
- Money borrowed that must be paid back
- Something essential you must buy
- Extra money earned on savings
- To keep money for future use
- A container used by kids to save coins
Down
- To use money to buy something
- Putting money into a bank account
- Money kept aside for future use
- A maximum amount you can spend
- A plan to manage income and expenses
- A machine used to withdraw cash
- To monitor your spending and saving
- A place where people deposit and save money
15 Clues: To keep money for future use • To use money to buy something • Extra money earned on savings • A maximum amount you can spend • Money kept aside for future use • A machine used to withdraw cash • Something essential you must buy • Putting money into a bank account • To monitor your spending and saving • A plan to manage income and expenses • ...
Banking 2014-07-29
Across
- A piece of paper with information about your transaction
- Put money in the bank
- The person who wants to do something in the bank
- The person who works behind the counter
- To change something
- A piece of paper that can be exchanged for money
- Take money out of the bank
- How much
Down
- A person's own money
- A way to show who you are e.g. driver's license etc.
- Pay a bill, withdraw cash, deposit money etc.
- A kind of money such as Dollar, Won, etc.
- A notice to pay for a service
- Paper or coins we can use to pay for things
- American currency
- Place that holds money
16 Clues: How much • American currency • To change something • A person's own money • Put money in the bank • Place that holds money • Take money out of the bank • A notice to pay for a service • The person who works behind the counter • A kind of money such as Dollar, Won, etc. • Paper or coins we can use to pay for things • Pay a bill, withdraw cash, deposit money etc. • ...
Math Vocabulary 2 2022-11-09
Across
- how many of something
- to put money into an account
- money that is borrowed
- fee charged for borrowing money
- answer in a multiplication problem
- money a passenger pays for transportation
- answer in a subtraction problem
Down
- part of a whole
- to take money out of an account
- money available in an account
- answer in a division problem
- extra money paid for something
- answer in an addition problem
- money that is borrowed to buy a house
- written notice that tells a bank to pay bearer
15 Clues: part of a whole • how many of something • money that is borrowed • answer in a division problem • to put money into an account • money available in an account • answer in an addition problem • extra money paid for something • to take money out of an account • fee charged for borrowing money • answer in a subtraction problem • answer in a multiplication problem • ...
drake, p2,economics 2023-01-25
Across
- humans that pay for goods
- what you have to pay for something
- a system of dollars and coins
- money we pay to the government
- something you have to have to survive
- in short supply
- money you make for helping a person
- putting money to the side and keeping it for later
Down
- a small piece of a company
- when we use it we use other people's money
- humans that make goods for humans
- when you pay money to live in a house
- someing that you dont really need but desire
- money payed to humans for working
- how money is made and spent in an area
- when you pay extra money for something
16 Clues: in short supply • humans that pay for goods • a small piece of a company • a system of dollars and coins • money we pay to the government • humans that make goods for humans • money payed to humans for working • what you have to pay for something • money you make for helping a person • when you pay money to live in a house • something you have to have to survive • ...
Business English 2025-04-12
Across
- when you ask for money that you have to pay back
- out to pay money unwillingly
- when you pay sth, you receive a....
- out to spend a lot of money on sth
- to go up (price)
- when someone lends you money, you....them
- off it is a synonym for pay back
- out to complete a cheque
Down
- a metal piece of money
- out to offer financial assistance/support
- you remove money from the cashier/ATM
- off when someone overcharges or deceives you
- to collect money for a charity
- the money the bank lends you to buy a house
- up to put money aside
15 Clues: to go up (price) • a metal piece of money • up to put money aside • out to complete a cheque • to collect money for a charity • out to pay money unwillingly • when you pay sth, you receive a.... • out to spend a lot of money on sth • you remove money from the cashier/ATM • off it is a synonym for pay back • when someone lends you money, you....them • ...
Maths Crosword 2023-02-08
Across
- what you do to earn money
- something rats like
- currency
- putting aside money for something in the future
- the process of raising funds or capital for any kind of expenditure.
- how you aquire money illegally
- person who pays you
Down
- place where your money is stored
- payment per hour
- percent of money you get from selling something
- how you acquire money
- fixed amount you get paid regardless as a sale worker
- payment per year
- a fraction of something
- money you earn while on vacation
15 Clues: currency • payment per hour • payment per year • something rats like • person who pays you • how you acquire money • a fraction of something • what you do to earn money • how you aquire money illegally • place where your money is stored • money you earn while on vacation • percent of money you get from selling something • putting aside money for something in the future • ...
Robotics Vocab 2023-03-01
Across
- The amount you take home after paying taxes and anything else that gets taken out of your pay
- When you borrow money and promise to pay it back later
- A plan for using your money over a set period of time
- A share in the ownership of a company. A company sells stock to raise money. If the company does well, the value of the stock may increase.
- It Is Payday And Cece Just Received Her Paycheck. What Should She Do With The Money
- your spending To look at what you’ve done with your money over a period of time
- The topics or types of things that you enjoy learning about or spending your time doing
- and fire services.
- Finding out whether or not what you are about to buy can be found for a better price
- Money that goes to the government to pay for things like schools, road repairs, and
- Helps pay for emergencies
- What you give up in order to get something else
- An activity or action that might be dangerous
- Things you must have in order to survive like food, shelter, and safety
- Are agreements to lend money to companies or the government
- A record of how you pay back the money you borrow
- A quality that means that something or someone can be trusted to do what has been agreed upon
Down
- A savings certificate that gains interest and has a set time before you can withdraw
- Payment for the work you do. It can be an amount for each hour you work or basedon completing a task.
- When You Put Things In Order Of How Much They Matter.
- Not having enough money to buy everything that you want
- Money that you have to pay back
- Extra Hours To Make Extra Money
- To use something from someone else with the promise of returning it
- The full amount you earned
- Money that a financial institution pays you to borrow your money
- Savings options like stocks or bonds
- Interest Money that a financial institution pays you to borrow your money. It is calculated by multiplying the percentage rate times your balance (or total amount in your account).
- Things you’d like to have, but they aren’t needed to survive
- A type of job you do for a long time and may require some education
- account An account at a financial institution that gains interest and allows withdrawals
- Giving resources or volunteering time to help those in need
- Work you do for money
- Money that is ready and you can use it
- Using money to buy stuff
- Money that a financial institution pays you to borrow your money
- Payment for a year’s worth of work that is divided into equal portions that are paid to you with each paycheck
- Something you want to achieve
- Things that you are able to do like for a job or a hobby
39 Clues: and fire services. • Work you do for money • Using money to buy stuff • Helps pay for emergencies • The full amount you earned • Something you want to achieve • Money that you have to pay back • Extra Hours To Make Extra Money • Savings options like stocks or bonds • Money that is ready and you can use it • An activity or action that might be dangerous • ...
drake, p2,economics 2023-01-25
Across
- humans that pay for goods
- what you have to pay for something
- a system of dollars and coins
- money we pay to the government
- something you have to have to survive
- in short supply
- money you make for helping a person
- putting money to the side and keeping it for later
Down
- a small piece of a company
- when we use it we use other people's money
- humans that make goods for humans
- when you pay money to live in a house
- someing that you dont really need but desire
- money payed to humans for working
- how money is made and spent in an area
- when you pay extra money for something
16 Clues: in short supply • humans that pay for goods • a small piece of a company • a system of dollars and coins • money we pay to the government • humans that make goods for humans • money payed to humans for working • what you have to pay for something • money you make for helping a person • when you pay money to live in a house • something you have to have to survive • ...
Financial Services 2022-11-29
Across
- a written document to withdraw money from the bank
- a machine that dispenses money from a card
- keeps money invested safely
- accepts deposits and makes loans
- financial transactions on the internet
- borrowed money that you pay back later
- a record of money you get and spend
- the amount you have in your account
Down
- keeps money safe and easy to access daily
- the wealth of a country or region
- container to hold valuables to stay safe
- completes and facilitates morgtgages
- a payment card that takes money when used
- a place you work
- an institution that you can do finance business
- a card with borrowed money
16 Clues: a place you work • a card with borrowed money • keeps money invested safely • accepts deposits and makes loans • the wealth of a country or region • a record of money you get and spend • the amount you have in your account • completes and facilitates morgtgages • financial transactions on the internet • borrowed money that you pay back later • ...
Modules 105-107 Review 2015-12-15
Across
- Any form of payment.
- A safe place to keep money and to make money by earning interest.
- Period of time.
- The least amount of money you must keep in a savings account is called what?
- banking The banking services that you need on a day-to-day basis.
- The U.S. Independent Federal Agency that supervises and charters Federal Credit Unions.
- One result of increased mortgage foreclosures after 2007.
- What activity do security firms focus most of their attention on?
- The practice of trading by use of commodities, or products, instead of money.
- Served as the standard for currency through much of the 19th and 20th centuries.
- A term that describes a form of money that has an intrinsic value.
- The cost to take out a loan from a payday loan store.
Down
- Deposits and withdrawals you make each month with your account.
- What was a major factor in the economic instability of the 1970s.
- To manufacture money.
- Financial institutions that issue commercial credit cards.
- People who help their customers, cash checks, and makes deposits and withdrawals.
- Relates to farming.
- Using of money in the hope of making more money.
- A term that describes the extra fee paid in return for borrowing a sum of money-excluding the loan origination fee.
- What earns interest over time?
- A type of service provided by a financial institution that allows people to use money via ATM cards, automatic payments, and checking accounts.
- Insures deposits in bank and thrift institutions.
- Institution owned by its account holders.
- True or False a penny is made from 100% silver.
25 Clues: Period of time. • Relates to farming. • Any form of payment. • To manufacture money. • What earns interest over time? • Institution owned by its account holders. • True or False a penny is made from 100% silver. • Using of money in the hope of making more money. • Insures deposits in bank and thrift institutions. • The cost to take out a loan from a payday loan store. • ...
Unit 7 X Word Puzzle 2024-10-07
Across
- Food and other products bought from a store.
- Feeling sad, worried, or angry about something.
- A person who rents a home or apartment
- A higher quality of something.
- Money given to a student
- To give up a right or claim.
- The daughter of your brother or sister.
- Something that can cause harm or injury.
- Very bad or unpleasant; something that causes sadness.
- acting in a strange way.
- chairs, tables, and sofas
- To receive money for work or services provided.
- An amount of money that you pay for a service
- Related to skills and training for a specific job
- A place where people work, usually in a building.
Down
- A loose-fitting shirt, usually worn by women.
- Money that you have saved, often in a bank.
- A person who repairs vehicles or machinery.
- The percentage you pay extra on borrowed money
- The money spent on something
- To select or make a decision between options.
- The money you earn from your job,
- To complete the payment of a debt.
- card Lets you borrow money to buy and pay later.
- A collection of clothes that someone owns
- The act of giving money for goods or services.
- To make a request for something, like a job, school, loan.
- Low in price; not expensive.
- A set of clothes
- Clothing worn on the upper body
- A measure, quantity, or frequency, often expressed as a percentage.
- A way to find an answer.
- Money that you pay to the government
33 Clues: A set of clothes • Money given to a student • acting in a strange way. • A way to find an answer. • chairs, tables, and sofas • The money spent on something • To give up a right or claim. • Low in price; not expensive. • A higher quality of something. • Clothing worn on the upper body • The money you earn from your job, • To complete the payment of a debt. • ...
11 THE ECONOMY 2022-02-15
Across
- cestovné
- vydierať, to obtain by force or threat
- to ---- money on something
- dotovať, to pay money to encourage sth to happen
- to make sb believe sth false so they give you money
- ---- tax, daň z príjmu
- ---- allowance/invalidity benefit
- = backhander, podplatiť
Down
- spreneveriť
- money paid by the government for a special purpose
- mýto
- tax ----, to use legal methods to minimize the amount of tax you have to pay
- to offer a particular amount of money in a public sale
- tax ----, daňový únik, illegal
- plytvať, to waste money, supplies, opportunities
- capital ---- tax, daň z kapitálových výnosov
- provízia
- tax ----, daňový raj
18 Clues: mýto • cestovné • provízia • spreneveriť • tax ----, daňový raj • ---- tax, daň z príjmu • = backhander, podplatiť • to ---- money on something • tax ----, daňový únik, illegal • ---- allowance/invalidity benefit • vydierať, to obtain by force or threat • capital ---- tax, daň z kapitálových výnosov • dotovať, to pay money to encourage sth to happen • ...
financial services vocab 2022-11-29
Across
- a machine where you can trade debit for cash
- card with the bank's money
- the amount of money in your account
- a metal box that holds bank's valuables
- financial product that pays fixed
- place that holds money
- rate
- action of coducting business
- member'owned nonprofit financial cooperate
- borrowed money you owe
Down
- buisness entities that provide financial services
- card that holds your own money
- deposit account held at a bank
- one's regular occupation
- a document where a person gives another money
- the wealth of a country/region
- accessing your bank account online
- deposit account that earns higher interest
18 Clues: rate • place that holds money • borrowed money you owe • one's regular occupation • card with the bank's money • action of coducting business • card that holds your own money • deposit account held at a bank • the wealth of a country/region • financial product that pays fixed • accessing your bank account online • the amount of money in your account • ...
Financial Literacy 2022-01-19
Across
- An hourly payment to an employee
- Sum of money earned before any deduction
- Type of loan to purchase real property
- A percentage charged on goods
- Something that doesn't change
- A commodity used for economic exchange
- Ownership interest in a property
- Wages earned
- Total amount of items before any taxes
- Money acquired over a period of time
- The monetary worth of something
- Synonym of urgent
Down
- A debt owed from one company to a person
- A percentage deducted from income
- Investment
- Gross income subtracts income taxes
- Fluctuating
- An intended course of action
- To gain something by paying money
- The act of reducing something
- Money assigned to a certain purpose
- A cost
- Opposite of spending
- The amount of money present in an account
- Necessities
25 Clues: A cost • Investment • Fluctuating • Necessities • Wages earned • Synonym of urgent • Opposite of spending • An intended course of action • A percentage charged on goods • Something that doesn't change • The act of reducing something • The monetary worth of something • An hourly payment to an employee • Ownership interest in a property • A percentage deducted from income • ...
Economy for Social Studies 2023-03-03
Across
- certain types of money
- Government orders to limit trading internationally
- Less of something
- The money you get from the bank for depositing your money there
- Resources that aren't manmade
- To buy a part of a company
- Giving money in your currency for money in a different currency
- The ability to purchase stuff when paying on a later date
- Something that is nessacary
Down
- Measures the final value of goods and services in the US
- How much you have earned
- Someone who starts their own business
- Temporarily stop something
- How much people want something
- Goods used to create other goods
- The percentage of people that can read and write
- Money you have not spent
- For each person
- Something people don't need but would like
- Something you have to achieve
20 Clues: For each person • Less of something • certain types of money • How much you have earned • Money you have not spent • Temporarily stop something • To buy a part of a company • Something that is nessacary • Resources that aren't manmade • Something you have to achieve • How much people want something • Goods used to create other goods • Someone who starts their own business • ...
Buisness Terms 2017-12-14
Across
- someone who gives money to help get the business started
- the people that use your service
- not-for profit whos members can borrow money for low interest
- statistics related to specific topic
- a small business idea then started up by an entrepreneur
- company dealing with money transactions
- someone who makes someone else's business or product better
- your business' money
- where your business is located
Down
- Investor that provides capital
- the materials you require
- free employees
- liable for all debts
- document with business objectives
- how you get your idea out there
- the person who comes up with the idea
- the people that make things happen 2 words
- person's financial liability is small
- customers deposit money here and they give loans with interest
- putting money towards something that will produce a profit
20 Clues: free employees • liable for all debts • your business' money • the materials you require • Investor that provides capital • where your business is located • how you get your idea out there • the people that use your service • document with business objectives • statistics related to specific topic • the person who comes up with the idea • person's financial liability is small • ...
