money Crossword Puzzles
Financial Literacy 2025-11-17
Across
- A type of loan given to a person to buy a house
- money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent
- When you owe a person or bank money
- an expense that you pay for incase something happens to your stuff
- The ability to meet your needs without compromising the needs of people in the future
- When a group of people depend on one another
- NZ savings scheme in which you, your employer and the Government contribute too
- 15% tax on a good or service
- The system in which a good is produced, sold and bought
- The stuff you own
- Something that an individual desires
- What you spend your money on
- The limited nature of society's resources
Down
- Money that is not spent from your income
- The value of the choice you do not make _____ Cost
- A type of card in which you spend the banks money that you are then required to pay back
- When you live in a house owned by someone else
- A compulsory tax everyone must pay on the money they earn
- The estimated amount of money spent in a given time
- Money borrowed from the bank that must be paid back
- A type of card that connects straight to your bank account
- The steady increase in cost of a good over time
- Something that is required for survival
- The amount of resources available
- the amount of money you must put in, in order to get a loan
- A type of loan given to people who are studying at University
- The amount of good or services people are willing to buy
27 Clues: The stuff you own • 15% tax on a good or service • What you spend your money on • The amount of resources available • When you owe a person or bank money • Something that an individual desires • Something that is required for survival • Money that is not spent from your income • The limited nature of society's resources • When a group of people depend on one another • ...
GEAR UP CROSSWORD 2025-12-11
Across
- loan, borrowed money to pay for education expenses like tuition, books, and living costs
- the state of being useful, profitable, or beneficial.
- a sum of money given by a government or other organization for a particular purpose.
- a document detailing the terms and conditions of a contract of insurance
- the twelfth month of the year
- a practice or arrangement by which a company or government agency provides a guarantee of compensation for specified loss, damage, illness, or death in return for payment of a premium
- aid, money, including grants, loans, scholarships, and work-study, given or lent to students to help pay for college
- a deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the account holds
- the money one has saved, especially through a bank or investment plan
- management, strategic process of handling your finances, involving budgeting, saving, investing, spending wisely, and managing debt to achieve financial goals
Down
- relating to a college program that enables students to work part-time while attending school.
- a grant or payment made to support a student's education, awarded on the basis of academic or other achievement.
- an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.
- score, three-digit number that lenders use to predict how likely you are to repay borrowed money
- a specified amount of money that the insured must pay before an insurance company will pay a claim
- happy and cheerful
- a legal agreement by which a bank or other creditor lends money
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid
- a sum of money charged for teaching or instruction by a school, college, or university
- a day of festivity or recreation when no work is done
20 Clues: happy and cheerful • the twelfth month of the year • Free Application for Federal Student Aid • the state of being useful, profitable, or beneficial. • a day of festivity or recreation when no work is done • an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time. • a legal agreement by which a bank or other creditor lends money • ...
Income Tax W-2 Form 1040 2025-12-10
Across
- Money you earn from a job.
- A government program that provides health insurance for people 65 and older.
- Money you must pay if you didn’t pay enough taxes during the year.
- The person who earns money and files a tax return.
- A government program that helps retired people or those who can’t work.
- A tax you pay to the U.S. government based on how much money you earn.
- Taxes taken out of your paycheck to pay for: Social Security
- You must sign your tax return to show the information is true.
- Money your employer takes out of your paycheck to pay your taxes throughout the year.
- Your category for filing taxes. Examples: Single, Married filing jointly, Head of household
- Take-Home Pay The money you *actually* get in your paycheck *after* taxes and deductions are taken out.
Down
- The main tax form people use to report their income to the government.
- The total amount of money you earn *before* anything is taken out.
- A set amount of money the government lets everyone subtract from their income so they pay tax on a smaller amount.
- People you support financially (like children). They can help lower your taxes.
- The government agency that collects taxes.
- (April 15) The last day to file your taxes each year.
- A form your employer gives you that shows how much money you earned and how much tax was taken out of your paycheck.
- Money the government gives back to you if you paid too much in taxes during the year.
- The part of your income that the government taxes *after* deductions.
20 Clues: Money you earn from a job. • The government agency that collects taxes. • The person who earns money and files a tax return. • (April 15) The last day to file your taxes each year. • Taxes taken out of your paycheck to pay for: Social Security • You must sign your tax return to show the information is true. • ...
UNIT 5 2021-02-24
Across
- to be planned for a different time
- to have been required for a period of time
- amount of money which people are paid for their work.
- synonym for rich
- synonym for "to delay"
- synonym for staying in line
- amount of money which is paid systematically to a person.
- to be postponed or set aside.
- to keep something from happening
- the latest date by which you can turn in a project
- synonym for save money
Down
- opposite for unaffected
- big amount of money which is owned by someone that is generally wealthy.
- to go according to plans
- synonym for doubtful
- synonym for pocket money
- synonym for tormented
- synonym for surprise
- money that a person puts aside in order to be able to afford something in the future.
- synonym for peculiar.
20 Clues: synonym for rich • synonym for doubtful • synonym for surprise • synonym for tormented • synonym for peculiar. • synonym for "to delay" • synonym for save money • opposite for unaffected • to go according to plans • synonym for pocket money • synonym for staying in line • to be postponed or set aside. • to keep something from happening • to be planned for a different time • ...
Personal and Professional Skills 2021-10-04
Across
- You get a _____ for an apartment
- Something you do to keep track of money.
- the amount you spend on breathing
- you can get a _______ for a house
- you get money mainly by
- you get paid 24 times a year
- Shelter, Water, Food are all.
- _____pay
- Not fancy but
- ___pay
- not a credit but _____ card
Down
- Another word for variables
- you get paid 1.5x more when you work
- Not a debit but ______ card
- You would get paid 12 times a year
- The amount of you money you bring in
- YOu have _____ for money sometimes
- another word for money
- They never change so they are
- Not needs but
- some students have student ____
- you get money from your ___
- Another word for job a
- you have to pay ____ for an apartment or house
24 Clues: ___pay • _____pay • Not needs but • Not fancy but • another word for money • Another word for job a • you get money mainly by • Another word for variables • Not a debit but ______ card • you get money from your ___ • not a credit but _____ card • you get paid 24 times a year • They never change so they are • Shelter, Water, Food are all. • some students have student ____ • ...
Standard two 2019-01-29
Across
- what you get back from doing or investing in something
- spending money on yourself
- the gradual increased in prices over time
- goods that are available to be sold
- heavier taxes on lower income groups
- a plan for saving to achieve long term or short term goals
- extra money paid for each purchase
- people who invest into a company or other thing
- money that is not spent
Down
- a pool of money from investors
- same tax for all income groups
- doing something that could be potentially hazardous
- the amount extra payed on long term payments
- heavier taxes on higher income groups
- banks are these
- fixed investment into a company or business
- people who choose not to spend money
- extra money collected in savings accounts
- the actions the bank takes to either increase or decrease inflation rate
- actions the government takes to limit inflation
20 Clues: banks are these • money that is not spent • spending money on yourself • a pool of money from investors • same tax for all income groups • extra money paid for each purchase • goods that are available to be sold • people who choose not to spend money • heavier taxes on lower income groups • heavier taxes on higher income groups • extra money collected in savings accounts • ...
personal finance vocabulary crossword puzzle 2014-09-24
Across
- – total amount of paycheck BEFORE deductions are taken out.
- – money paid for the use of money – usually a percentage.
- – money that comes in from work, or investments.
- – a plan for how to spend your income.
- – hourly rate of money paid for work.
- – things that are non-essential that are desired.
- – what you give up in order to get something else.
- – return made for something done.
- – something you want to accomplish over time.
Down
- – work a person does to earn a living.
- – chance of loss.
- – amount of cost that changes depending on circumstances.
- – pay out money for a good or service.
- – things that are essential like clothing, shelter, or food.
- – amount of cost that stays the same.
- – a promise to pay later.
- – yearly amount of money paid for work.
- – something you want to accomplish pretty quickly.
- – amount of paycheck AFTER deductions are taken out.
- – something owed to another.
20 Clues: – chance of loss. • – a promise to pay later. • – something owed to another. • – return made for something done. • – amount of cost that stays the same. • – hourly rate of money paid for work. • – work a person does to earn a living. • – pay out money for a good or service. • – a plan for how to spend your income. • – yearly amount of money paid for work. • ...
personal finance vocabulary will hallonquist 2014-09-24
Across
- – something you want to accomplish over time.
- – money paid for the use of money – usually a percentage.
- – return made for something done.
- – total amount of paycheck BEFORE deductions are taken out.
- – money that comes in from work, or investments.
- – yearly amount of money paid for work.
- – hourly rate of money paid for work.
- – work a person does to earn a living.
Down
- – pay out money for a good or service.
- – something owed to another.
- – something you want to accomplish pretty quickly.
- – amount of cost that stays the same.
- – things that are non-essential that are desired.
- – amount of cost that changes depending on circumstances.
- – a plan for how to spend your income.
- – chance of loss.
- – what you give up in order to get something else.
- – things that are essential like clothing, shelter, or food.
- – amount of paycheck AFTER deductions are taken out.
- – a promise to pay later.
20 Clues: – chance of loss. • – a promise to pay later. • – something owed to another. • – return made for something done. • – amount of cost that stays the same. • – hourly rate of money paid for work. • – pay out money for a good or service. • – a plan for how to spend your income. • – work a person does to earn a living. • – yearly amount of money paid for work. • ...
Personal Finance 2014-09-25
Across
- Return made for something done.
- Money paid for the use of money Usually a percentage.
- Work a person does to earn a living wage.
- Something you want to accomplish over time
- Hourly rate of money paid for salary.
- Amount of cost that changes depending on circumstances.
- Things that are non-essential that are desired.
- Something owed to another.
- Yearly amount of money paid for work.
- Amount of cost that stays the same
- Amount of paycheck AFTER deductions are taken out.
Down
- A promise to pay later.
- Something you want to accomplish pretty quickly.
- Chance of loss.
- What you give up in order to get something else.
- Things that are essential like clothing, shelter, or food.
- A plan for how to spend your income.
- Money that comes from work or investments.
- Pay out money for a good or service
- Total amount of paycheck BEFORE deductions are taken out.
20 Clues: Chance of loss. • A promise to pay later. • Something owed to another. • Return made for something done. • Amount of cost that stays the same • Pay out money for a good or service • A plan for how to spend your income. • Hourly rate of money paid for salary. • Yearly amount of money paid for work. • Work a person does to earn a living wage. • ...
Unit 8 Vocabulary Terms 2015-03-16
Across
- Athletic events that benefited Georgia.
- Buying goods or services.
- Ended because it violated the one man one vote doctrine.
- World's largest passenger airline.
- Setting money aside for future use.
- World's leading producer tissue, paper, and construction based chemicals.
- Using money in hopes of gaining more money.
- Votes were now counted and divided by the population, making elections equal.
- Communities made of immigrants from the same country.
- The world's largest home improvement store.
- The amount of money you make.
- The amount of money entrepreneurs make after paying their dues.
- National Road network system.
- Mode of transportation used to ship supplies worldwide.
Down
- World's busiest aviation hub named after two important Atlanta mayors.
- Taking a risk to start a business.
- US president from Georgia.
- Money loaned to someone that must be paid back.
- Important water ways used for shipping cargo.
- World's largest producer of non alcoholic drinks.
20 Clues: Buying goods or services. • US president from Georgia. • The amount of money you make. • National Road network system. • Taking a risk to start a business. • World's largest passenger airline. • Setting money aside for future use. • Athletic events that benefited Georgia. • Using money in hopes of gaining more money. • The world's largest home improvement store. • ...
Business 2016-04-26
Across
- Any sort of revenue
- What stays the same in a breakeven chart
- Cashinflow minus Cash outflow
- Documents that record the financial activity of a business
- Money reinvested in the business year on year
- A plan for the future
- Another way to describe a businesses total revenue
- Costs that change with output
- When costs are more than revenue
- Any sort of cost
Down
- Money the business needs to trade day to day
- Money the business owes
- When revenue is the same as costs
- Revenue minus cost of sales
- The review of whether the business has achieved its budget goals or not
- Shows how a business performed over a period of time
- Items Owned by the business or money owed to it
- Anything a business spends money on
- Revenue minus total costs
- What equals costs at breakeven
- Money coming in and out of the business
21 Clues: Any sort of cost • Any sort of revenue • A plan for the future • Money the business owes • Revenue minus total costs • Revenue minus cost of sales • Cashinflow minus Cash outflow • Costs that change with output • What equals costs at breakeven • When costs are more than revenue • When revenue is the same as costs • Anything a business spends money on • ...
Isabella's Puzzle 2023-02-21
Across
- when a product is hard to find
- doing one thing very well in a business
- tools needed for making things
- rivalry between two or more companies
- limited amount of money that someone earns for their work
- money that is paid to the government
- a business that makes a product
- a plan for how much money will be spent
- someone you work for
- the study of how we use money
- when a product is easy to find
Down
- money that you have to pay back
- the work somebody does
- a person who buys a product
- a tax on goods you buy
- to pay you back for using your money
- someone who starts a business
- someone who works for an employer
- the amount of things that exist
- the amount of things people are willing to buy
20 Clues: someone you work for • the work somebody does • a tax on goods you buy • a person who buys a product • someone who starts a business • the study of how we use money • when a product is hard to find • tools needed for making things • 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 • ...
Commerce glossary 2024-07-25
Across
- ________ sell goods and products in order to make a profit
- Someone that purchases goods
- The necessities
- shopping Buying stuff off the internet
- A written communication used to pay a person a specific amount of cash
- The extra money that you have to pay when borrowing money
- Sells products directly to consumers
- The one that makes the goods
Down
- People aged 15 and over who are either employed or unemployed
- How much something costs
- Things that is good to have but is not essential for survival
- The max amount of money that can be spent
- Comes in as 5,10,20,50 and 100
- What remains are all business expenses are deducted from sales revenue
- Illegal way of earning money
- A proposal
- off A terrible deal
- Buying and selling goods using the internet
- When both parties in a trade accept a deal
- Trading without using money
20 Clues: A proposal • The necessities • off A terrible deal • How much something costs • Trading without using money • Someone that purchases goods • Illegal way of earning money • The one that makes the goods • Comes in as 5,10,20,50 and 100 • Sells products directly to consumers • shopping Buying stuff off the internet • The max amount of money that can be spent • ...
Clash of Credit 2025-11-24
Across
- Extra cost paid when you borrow money
- USER Someone added to another person’s credit card
- When a lender checks your credit
- Organization that tracks and stores credit information
- Maximum amount you can charge on a credit card
- Record of how long you’ve used credit
- FILE Having little or no credit history
- Document showing your credit accounts and activity
- Most important factor in a credit score (on-time ___)
- Taking money with the intention of paying it back
Down
- Money borrowed and repaid over time
- Money borrowed with a promise to pay back
- Percentage of credit used compared to what’s available
- Company or bank that gives out loans
- Where debts go when they are not paid
- The type of payment that boosts credit the most
- To use available credit
- A number that shows how likely you are to repay debt
- Money you owe
- Annual percentage rate charged on borrowed money
20 Clues: Money you owe • To use available credit • When a lender checks your credit • Money borrowed and repaid over time • Company or bank that gives out loans • Extra cost paid when you borrow money • Where debts go when they are not paid • Record of how long you’ve used credit • FILE Having little or no credit history • Money borrowed with a promise to pay back • ...
Business 2021-06-13
Across
- Rise of prices/ increased price of money
- Income not spent
- Bulk advertising
- An amount of money that you pay for professional advice or services
- A legal declaration of a person's wishes regarding the disposal of his or her property or estate after death
- Practice of favouring relatives or friends by often giving them job in the company
- Person who has shares of the company
- Money that you give to an organisation such as charity
- Acting with or showing care and thought for the future
- Using accounting tricks to make a company's financial results look better than they really are
- Extreme saving
- the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level
- Person who passes on information concerning wrongdoing in the company
- suddenly start being successful after period of difficulty
- Paying fair price to producers by companies in developed countries
- Sum paid to cover money that has been spent or lost
- Dishonest and illegal
Down
- Amount by which a company's value exceeds the value of its individual assets and liabilities
- The fact or condition of being accountable
- Impression customers get of the brand as a whole throughout all aspects of the buyer's journey.
- person who has an interest in a company to be run
- Society that encourages people to buy and use goods
- Anything of value or belonging to you
- Having a great deal of money
- Set of rules for proper practices of an individual party or an organization
- Person or business that you purchase goods from
- A formal contract to repay borrowed money
- (literary) having no money
- The money you pay to travel by bus, taxi
- Someone who is good with numbers
- An amount of money that is paid at one time and not on separate occasions
- spend a lot of money
- Charge for using money until repaid at a future date
33 Clues: Extreme saving • Income not spent • Bulk advertising • spend a lot of money • Dishonest and illegal • (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 • Rise of prices/ increased price of money • The money you pay to travel by bus, taxi • ...
FIN LIT VOCAB CHELSEA ANNE 2023-08-21
Across
- A savings product provided by the bank that allows you to earn interest.
- The amount of money the borrower owes to the lender.
- The ability to borrow money knowing that you'll pay it back, usually with interest.
- Financial protection that will grant payment for an unforeseen future event.
- A cashless payment card that comes from a bank account, usually a checking account.
- A legal procedure that happens when a business or person is unable to pay back debts.
- The likelihood that a potential borrower will pay back a line of credit.
- A set of necessities needed to survive, versus, things that you can live without.
- Missed payment(s) on money that you borrowed.
- A report that contains information regarding your credit history.
- A specific amount of money that you can spend.
- Putting money in savings before paying other things like bills.
- On a regular basis, it is the money you receive through work or investments.
Down
- Comparing alike products from different companies or suppliers before buying.
- Separate amount of money specifically for unplanned events or emergencies.
- A score that represents your trustworthiness or how likely you are to pay bills on time.
- Owning a variety of investments to reduce risk.
- A cost or fee when you repay money you borrowed.
- The original money you agreed to pay back.
- Money that you borrow from financial institutions or banks, that must be repaid within a period of time.
- Also known as Annual Percentage Rate, the yearly cost of borrowing, represented as a percentage.
- A financial professional that executes orders on behalf of clients.
- A resource that holds value.
- Not-for-profit institution that provides financial services.
- The idea that money is more valuable than the future due to potential earning capacity.
25 Clues: A resource that holds value. • The original money you agreed to pay back. • Missed payment(s) on money that you borrowed. • A specific amount of money that you can spend. • Owning a variety of investments to reduce risk. • A cost or fee when you repay money you borrowed. • The amount of money the borrower owes to the lender. • ...
FIN LIT VOCAB CHELSEA ANNE 2023-08-21
Across
- A savings product provided by the bank that allows you to earn interest.
- The amount of money the borrower owes to the lender.
- The ability to borrow money knowing that you'll pay it back, usually with interest.
- Financial protection that will grant payment for an unforeseen future event.
- A cashless payment card that comes from a bank account, usually a checking account.
- A legal procedure that happens when a business or person is unable to pay back debts.
- The likelihood that a potential borrower will pay back a line of credit.
- A set of necessities needed to survive, versus, things that you can live without.
- Missed payment(s) on money that you borrowed.
- A report that contains information regarding your credit history.
- A specific amount of money that you can spend.
- Putting money in savings before paying other things like bills.
- On a regular basis, it is the money you receive through work or investments.
Down
- Comparing alike products from different companies or suppliers before buying.
- Separate amount of money specifically for unplanned events or emergencies.
- A score that represents your trustworthiness or how likely you are to pay bills on time.
- Owning a variety of investments to reduce risk.
- A cost or fee when you repay money you borrowed.
- The original money you agreed to pay back.
- Money that you borrow from financial institutions or banks, that must be repaid within a period of time.
- Also known as Annual Percentage Rate, the yearly cost of borrowing, represented as a percentage.
- A financial professional that executes orders on behalf of clients.
- A resource that holds value.
- Not-for-profit institution that provides financial services.
- The idea that money is more valuable than the future due to potential earning capacity.
25 Clues: A resource that holds value. • The original money you agreed to pay back. • Missed payment(s) on money that you borrowed. • A specific amount of money that you can spend. • Owning a variety of investments to reduce risk. • A cost or fee when you repay money you borrowed. • The amount of money the borrower owes to the lender. • ...
24. Economy 2024-02-28
Across
- to grow or change and become more advanced
- to get something by paying money for it
- the need for something; something that is needed
- the achieving of something desired or attempted
- to pay someone to work or do a job for you
- based on good reasons or facts that are true
- a person who purchases goods for personal use
- to put money into a bank or valuable things in a safe place
- money that you get from selling goods for more than they cost to produce or provide
- something such as money or property that a person or company owns
- ready to be used or bought; not too busy to do something
- public praise for something you have done or achieved
- the fact of not achieving of something desired or attempted
- to try to make an agreement by discussion
- items which are made to be sold
- an amount of money that you owe to a person or bank
- the system by which a country’s trade, industry, and money are organized
Down
- a legal agreement between people or groups
- a large amount of money and other valuable things
- a situation in which some people do not have work
- a fact in the form of a number that shows information about something
- an act of giving and taking one thing in return for another
- to do business [~with]; to take action to do something
- relating to money or the management of money
- work that helps others; a system of providing something useful
- a reduction in the amount of money in a country’s economy, so that prices fall
- the amount of money you have for something
- the value of a company; all the goods that are available in a shop
- an increase in the general price of goods and services
- to make or grow something
30 Clues: to make or grow something • items which are made to be sold • to get something by paying money for it • to try to make an agreement by discussion • a legal agreement between people or groups • to grow or change and become more advanced • to pay someone to work or do a job for you • the amount of money you have for something • based on good reasons or facts that are true • ...
Monetary Policy 2024-05-22
Across
- Early form of money made from shells
- BSP promotes responsible -------
- Financial institution offering microloans
- A strong BSP is essential for a healthy -----
- The Philippines' national currency
- UNION Non-profit financial institution offering basic services
- Term for a significant decline in the value of a currency
- MARKET OPERATIONS central bank tool for buying and selling bonds
- quality of money representing a consistent value compared to goods
- An increase in the general price level
- RATE Interest rate charged by the central bank to banks
- BSP works to prevent financial ------
- money in electronic form
- oldest medium of exchange
- Decrease in economic activity
- quality of good money easily divided into smaller units
- BANK Government-owned bank promoting development projects
Down
- GROWTH BSP promotes a stable financial system for ----
- kind of money based on the belief in its intrinsic value
- BSP Governor is appointed by the ------
- ability of good money to be similar to each other
- Philippines' main source of government revenue
- Impracticality of carrying bulky goods
- BANK institution that sets monetary policy for a group of countries
- quality of money trusted by users to hold value
- accounts allow you to earn interest on your deposits
- quality of good money’s resistance to counterfeiting
- Coins minted by a government
- CARD Plastic form of money used for transactions
- Government program targeting the poorest Filipinos
- Precious metal used in ancient coins
- POLICY Government spending to stimulate the economy
- Banks can provide services like buying stocks or bonds
- ability of money maintaining a stable value over time
- Difficulties in storing perishable goods
- BSP's decisions affect interest
- Formal sector lending institutions
- Central bank action to increase the money supply
- REQUIREMENTS Central bank tool that sets reserve requirements for banks
- type of money declared as legal tender
- central bank of the Philippines
41 Clues: money in electronic form • oldest medium of exchange • Coins minted by a government • Decrease in economic activity • BSP's decisions affect interest • central bank of the Philippines • BSP promotes responsible ------- • The Philippines' national currency • Formal sector lending institutions • Early form of money made from shells • Precious metal used in ancient coins • ...
Semester 2 Vocabulary 2024-05-09
Across
- Interest calculated only on the original amount you borrowed or deposited.
- Health insurance for people who are 65 or older, certain younger people with disabilities, and people with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD).
- The amount of money you have in your account after adding deposits and subtracting withdrawals.
- The original amount of money you invest or borrow.
- Income or organizations that don't have to pay taxes.
- The age when you can get your full Social Security benefits.
- Something that happens once every year.
- Money from the government to help retirees, people with disabilities, and survivors.
- Money you put into an account before paying taxes, often for retirement.
- Something that happens four times a year, every three months.
- When you work less or in a different way than before, but you're not fully retired.
Down
- Something that happens twice a year.
- The percentage of your principal that you either pay or earn as interest over time.
- Points you earn based on your work history and earnings, which determine your Social Security benefits.
- The date when you can take out your money from an investment or loan.
- A special bank account where you deposit money for a set period, and in return, you earn a fixed amount of interest.
- When you stop working, usually at an older age, and rely on savings and benefits for income.
- Money you invest after paying taxes on it.
- A way to measure how much money you'll make from an investment over a year, including compound interest.
- Something that happens every day.
- A special account where you save money for retirement, and sometimes you get tax benefits.
- Interest calculated on both the original amount and the accumulated interest.
- Investment earnings that you don't pay taxes on until you take the money out, usually in retirement accounts.
- Money taken out of your paycheck to fund Social Security and Medicare.
24 Clues: Something that happens every day. • Something that happens twice a year. • Something that happens once every year. • Money you invest after paying taxes on it. • The original amount of money you invest or borrow. • Income or organizations that don't have to pay taxes. • The age when you can get your full Social Security benefits. • ...
Financial Literacy 2023-06-16
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- usually referring to a car loan where the value of the car is less than the balance of the loan
- a lending agreement made between a business owner and a bank or private lender
- looks like a credit card but works like an electronic check
- a legal process through which people who cannot repay debts to creditors may seek relief from some or all of their debts
- a small sum of money that is paid once a month over a period of time, instead of all at once
- the percent of principal charged by a lender for the use of its money
- the length of time you have to repay a loan
- a decision about whether a borrower will be able to pay back a loan, based on their past credit history
- the amount of an original loan remaining to be paid
- the cost you pay each year to borrow money and is expressed as a percentage
- money borrowed from the federal government to help pay for your education
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- short-term, high interest loans that are generally due on the borrowers next payday
- the amount of money borrowed from a lender
- a statement that has information about your credit activity and current credit situation
- the act of someone stealing your identity to commit fraud
- the ability to borrow money with the promise you will repay it, often with interest
- any property or asset given by a borrower to a lender to help secure a loan
- a card issued by a financial company that allows you to make purchases by borrowing money
- a loan for a small amount of money where the borrower uses their car as collateral
- a record of your financial history, including the repayment of money
- when you don't have enough money in your account to cover a transaction, the bank pays the transaction anyway
- the money that is owed to a lender
22 Clues: the money that is owed to a lender • the amount of money borrowed from a lender • the length of time you have to repay a loan • the amount of an original loan remaining to be paid • the act of someone stealing your identity to commit fraud • looks like a credit card but works like an electronic check • ...
nayla's fin lit crossword puzzle 2023-08-22
Across
- a type of savings account offered by banks and credit unions
- the amount owed by the borrower to the lender
- the ability to borrow money with the promise that you'll repay it in the future, often with interest
- a contract, represented by a policy, in which a policyholder receives financial protection
- a payment card that deducts money directly from your checking account
- helps people who can no longer pay their debts
- how worthy you are to receive new credit
- something that is necessary to live and function. something that can improve your quality of life
- to fail to meet a financial obligation
- a statement that has information about your credit activity
- An approved plan to spend a certain amount of money in a given fiscal year or project period
- set aside money for savings before paying bills and making other purchases
- the money that a person or entity receives in exchange for their labor or products
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- comparing the cost of different products or services
- a cash reserve that's specifically set aside for unplanned expenses or financial emergencies
- a prediction of your credit behavior
- the spreading of your investments both among and within different asset classes
- the price paid for borrowing money
- the money that you originally agreed to pay back
- money that you borrow from someone for a specific purpose or an unforeseen event with a promise to pay back
- the cost you pay each year to borrow money
- a financial professional who executes orders in the market on behalf of clients
- anything you own that adds financial value
- a nonprofit financial institution that's owned by the people who use its financial products
- a sum of money is worth more now than the same sum of money in the future
25 Clues: the price paid for borrowing money • a prediction of your credit behavior • to fail to meet a financial obligation • how worthy you are to receive new credit • the cost you pay each year to borrow money • anything you own that adds financial value • the amount owed by the borrower to the lender • helps people who can no longer pay their debts • ...
FIN LIT VOCAB CHELSEA ANNE 2023-08-21
Across
- A savings product provided by the bank that allows you to earn interest.
- The amount of money the borrower owes to the lender.
- The ability to borrow money knowing that you'll pay it back, usually with interest.
- Financial protection that will grant payment for an unforeseen future event.
- A cashless payment card that comes from a bank account, usually a checking account.
- A legal procedure that happens when a business or person is unable to pay back debts.
- The likelihood that a potential borrower will pay back a line of credit.
- A set of necessities needed to survive, versus, things that you can live without.
- Missed payment(s) on money that you borrowed.
- A report that contains information regarding your credit history.
- A specific amount of money that you can spend.
- Putting money in savings before paying other things like bills.
- On a regular basis, it is the money you receive through work or investments.
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- Comparing alike products from different companies or suppliers before buying.
- Separate amount of money specifically for unplanned events or emergencies.
- A score that represents your trustworthiness or how likely you are to pay bills on time.
- Owning a variety of investments to reduce risk.
- A cost or fee when you repay money you borrowed.
- The original money you agreed to pay back.
- Money that you borrow from financial institutions or banks, that must be repaid within a period of time.
- Also known as Annual Percentage Rate, the yearly cost of borrowing, represented as a percentage.
- A financial professional that executes orders on behalf of clients.
- A resource that holds value.
- Not-for-profit institution that provides financial services.
- The idea that money is more valuable than the future due to potential earning capacity.
25 Clues: A resource that holds value. • The original money you agreed to pay back. • Missed payment(s) on money that you borrowed. • A specific amount of money that you can spend. • Owning a variety of investments to reduce risk. • A cost or fee when you repay money you borrowed. • The amount of money the borrower owes to the lender. • ...
Chapter 2 Notes 2022-11-21
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- money for real estate, equipment, and so on
- money can be saved and used at a later date
- ticker symbol
- pay for security purchases within three business days of order
- Describe the relationship between risk and return
- taking measures to make money grow
- man who signed the National Banking act
- privately owned and provides banking services
- if a comp. fails the max amount a stockholder can lose is the initial investment
- bank account allowing owner to make deposits
- document guaranteeing payment of a certain amount
- amount of credit available for a business to use
- security that matures in a year or less
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- allow customers to pay and withdraw cash
- money is the common measure of the worth
- document that discloses financial about the company and is filed with the SEC
- mechanism a nation uses to manage money
- controlled by state regulatory authorities
- coins are produced by them
- man who vetoed the renewal of the second bank
- control the supply of currency
- legal tender
- putting money aside so that it is there when needed
- financial institution that makes money from loans
- someone that assists with purchasing bonds
- have influence on stock prices
- people who buy shares of stock in the company
- share price at the end of trading day
- sophisticated investors who borrow money to purchase securities
- (bank)people who lend money to a business
30 Clues: legal tender • ticker symbol • coins are produced by them • control the supply of currency • have influence on stock prices • taking measures to make money grow • share price at the end of trading day • mechanism a nation uses to manage money • man who signed the National Banking act • security that matures in a year or less • allow customers to pay and withdraw cash • ...
How cute, you thought you were done 2019-11-18
Across
- remove a dark marker from he location and draw a card
- All heroes draw a card
- draw 3 cards and discard 2 cards (2 words)
- gain a damage, money and a heart (2 words)
- gain a money and a damage. Roll Gryffindor dice (2 words)
- all heroes gain a damage, heart, money and draw a card (2 words)
- all heroes gain 2 hearts. If at maximum, gain a damage and draw a card (3 words)
- any one hero gains two hearts (3 words)
- gain a money and draw a card. Roll the Ravenclaw dice (2 words)
- any one hero gains a money and a heart. If discarded, gain a money and a heart (2 words)
- draw two cards and then discard any card (2 words)
- for each spell used this turn, gain a damage and a heart (2 words)
- chose one, gain two money or draw a card
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- gain a damage and 2 hearts, roll Slytherin dice (2 words)
- any one hero gains 3 hearts and draws a card
- choose any one house dice to roll (3 words)
- gain a damage and draw a card
- copy the effects of an ally you have played this turn (2 words)
- gain 2 damage and roll the Gryffindor dice twice (3 words)
- choose 2: gain 2 damage, 2 money, 2 hearts or draw 2 cards (2 words)
- gain a money, if you played an item, gain a damage. Roll Ravenclaw dice (2 words)
21 Clues: All heroes draw a card • gain a damage and draw a card • any one hero gains two hearts (3 words) • chose one, gain two money or draw a card • draw 3 cards and discard 2 cards (2 words) • gain a damage, money and a heart (2 words) • choose any one house dice to roll (3 words) • any one hero gains 3 hearts and draws a card • ...
Vocab Unit 1-2 M2 Econ SS Sem2 2020-01-10
Across
- a factor of production; nature, agriculture, minerals rocks etc.
- ______ investment is when money is used to buy assets/stocks
- _____ production is the level focused on production using machines processes
- when money can easily be withdrawn from banks
- the act of using a product or a resource
- a factor of production; man-made used for producing goods and services
- a situation involving exposure to danger or loss
- the money received from lending money
- when the process of saving is easy and simple
- the person that combines all other resources and manage a business
- ______ production is the level focused on the distribution of the final product
- the profit coming from investment/businesses etc.
- a property with value owned by a person or company
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- the family of house as a single unit/group
- a factor of production; human resources using physical power
- the process of converting raw materials to finished products
- an activity of buying and selling or business deal
- _______ investment is when money is used to produce goods and services
- the money one gets from doing work/business
- being economical and careful with spending/money
- a state when a person has no job
- the action of spending money
- process of using money for profit or material result
- _____ production is the level where the focus is on the raw materials
- the portion of disposable income set aside
25 Clues: the action of spending money • a state when a person has no job • the money received from lending money • the act of using a product or a resource • the family of house as a single unit/group • the portion of disposable income set aside • the money one gets from doing work/business • when money can easily be withdrawn from banks • ...
Economics puzzle 2020-03-31
Across
- Condition when there is no work.
- A thing that participates in the free exchange for other things.
- When do you borrow money.
- A document indicating the money due for the goods sold, for the work performed.
- Possible danger.
- Making the creation of any product.
- Obligatory, individually gratuitous payment levied on organizations and individuals.
- Spending money on their production, materials.
- Bank payment card.
- A capitalist commercial or industrial enterprise, usually a business association of entrepreneurs.
- A set of systems and elements working as a whole to achieve a common goal.
- Pay for work.
- Sphere of commodity circulation, turnover.
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- Regular visitor, buyer, customer.
- Work together, take part in a common cause.
- Demand for goods by the buyer.
- Accumulation of money.
- Insolvency of a person or company.
- Rivalry, the struggle to achieve the highest benefits, advantages.
- Cost in money, fee.
- The process of transporting goods from a source location to a predetermined destination.
- Transportation of goods (passengers) from one place to another.
- Money paid for something.
- Money received from the company.
- The amount for which income exceeds costs.
- The amount of resources used in the process of economic activity for a certain time period.
- Decree of state power.
- Metal and paper signs, which are a measure of the value of the sale
- Financial and credit organization, producing various types of operations with money.
29 Clues: Pay for work. • Possible danger. • Bank payment card. • Cost in money, fee. • Accumulation of money. • Decree of state power. • When do you borrow money. • Money paid for something. • Demand for goods by the buyer. • Condition when there is no work. • Money received from the company. • Regular visitor, buyer, customer. • Insolvency of a person or company. • ...
Financial Literacy Crossword 2024-11-19
Across
- community services such as electricity, gas, water, sewage, trash.
- leaving your job and stopping working in older age
- a fixed, regular payment, usually by the hour
- a rental agreement for a longer period of time, usually six months or more
- being responsible for something; this type of insurance protects you financially if you're responsible for someone else's injuries or property damage
- to put money into something, hoping that it will grow into a profit over time
- a number that includes information about how well you manage your money
- a job on campus that pays toward tuition
- money borrowed that has to be paid back with interest
- in an insurance policy, this is the amount paid out of pocket before the insurance provider pays any expenses
Down
- a loan used to purchase a home or land
- free application for federal student aid
- money you take from an account
- a plan to decide how you'll spend your money each month
- your total amount of earned income
- a fixed, regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis
- a contract that protects you against a potential financial loss
- the amount of income you take home after taxes, insurance, etc.
- money you earn
- money awarded to students that does not need to be repaid; usually based on financial need
- money awarded to students based on achievement
- money you put into an account
22 Clues: money you earn • money you put into an account • money you take from an account • your total amount of earned income • a loan used to purchase a home or land • free application for federal student aid • a job on campus that pays toward tuition • a fixed, regular payment, usually by the hour • money awarded to students based on achievement • ...
Financial Literacy 2025-04-08
Across
- a useful or valuable thing, person, or quality.
- put (money) into financial schemes, shares, property, or a commercial venture
- the fraudulent acquisition and use of a person's private identifying information
- he money one has saved
- a general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money.
- wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.
- the state of being bankrupt.
- something, typically money, that is owed or due.
- a detailed record of your credit history
- money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments.
- tax levied by a government directly on income
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- the state of being legally responsible for something.
- failure to fulfill an obligation, especially to repay a loan or appear in a court of law.
- money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
- the original sum of money that's borrowed in a loan or placed into an investment.
- money you set aside for unexpected expenses
- protection against unexpected financial losses
- a contract by which one party conveys land, property, services, etc. to another for a specified time
- an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.
- allocating capital in a way that reduces the exposure to any one particular asset or risk.
- a person who purchases goods and services for personal use.
21 Clues: he money one has saved • the state of being bankrupt. • a detailed record of your credit history • money you set aside for unexpected expenses • tax levied by a government directly on income • protection against unexpected financial losses • a useful or valuable thing, person, or quality. • something, typically money, that is owed or due. • ...
Ch 20.2 Save Now, Savor Later 2025-10-27
Across
- to stop working, usually because of age
- not right or suitable for a situation
- about government money, taxes, or budgets
- happening again and again without stopping
- money or things you use to start or run a business
- used to give advice or say what is the right thing to do
- acting in a careful and correct way
- to collect or gather over time
- using money to make more money later
- about or almost, not exact
- something nice and expensive that you don't really need
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- not too expensive; easy to pay for
- to affect or change something
- about money or managing money
- made of two or more parts joined together
- something good that helps you or makes life better
- when prices for goods and services go up, and money buys less
- giving up something you want to help someone else or reach a goal
- something valuable you promise to give if you cannot pay back a loan
- right or suitable for a situation
- to put money into a bank account
- something you do often, sometimes without thinking
- to keep money for later or avoid spending it
- how much something can hold or do
- a number that shows how fast or how much something happens
- happening in a fixed way or at the same time often
- to enjoy something slowly and fully
- to think about and decide what to do in the future
28 Clues: about or almost, not exact • to affect or change something • about money or managing money • to collect or gather over time • to put money into a bank account • right or suitable for a situation • how much something can hold or do • not too expensive; easy to pay for • acting in a careful and correct way • to enjoy something slowly and fully • ...
Banking Terms 2014-03-10
Across
- you owe your bank money that you have spent when there was no money in your account
- deposit Sum of money (usually checks) that is deposited after banking hours
- an agreement with your bank that allows you to spend money when you have no money left in your account
- an amount of money that you pay into a bank account
- the process of taking an amount of money out of your bank account, or the amount of money that you take out
- A type of currency, written to exchange money from a bank account
- an amount of money that you add to an account. An amount of money that you take out of an account is a debit
- banking a system that allows you to communicate with your bank on the Internet
- an amount of money taken from a bank account
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- someone who pays money into a bank
- draft an order to pay someone that is sent from one bank to another bank, usually in a different country
- an official document that lists the amounts of money that have been put in or taken out of a bank account
- banking banking services provided to customers by telephone
- the amount of money you have in your bank account
- deposit an arrangement in which your salary is always put directly into your bank account
15 Clues: someone who pays money into a bank • an amount of money taken from a bank account • the amount of money you have in your bank account • an amount of money that you pay into a bank account • banking banking services provided to customers by telephone • A type of currency, written to exchange money from a bank account • ...
Maths Crossword 2023-02-19
Across
- Money in a note or coin
- A paper slip to give money to another person
- A person with more than 1 million dollars
- A sum of money paid into a bank or building society account
- An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time
- Something you can use to spend
- Money earned for each hour worked
- A role with fixed hours and a fixed end date
Down
- When you cannot pay your debt
- A role with no fixed hours
- Money you pay for goods or services
- A role with fixed hours and no end date
- Money earned per annum, fixed regardless of hours worked
- money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments
- Money you owe to a bank or other person
- n amount you have to pay to the government depending on how much you make
16 Clues: Money in a note or coin • A role with no fixed hours • When you cannot pay your debt • Something you can use to spend • Money earned for each hour worked • Money you pay for goods or services • A role with fixed hours and no end date • Money you owe to a bank or other person • A person with more than 1 million dollars • A paper slip to give money to another person • ...
Money and Banking New Vocab 2025-10-14
Across
- A payment made for banking services
- A sum of money borrowed and expected to be paid back
- The number code that represents a specific bank
- A printed order of payment usually a check for a specific amount
- A card issued to a customer that allows them to use borrowed money and payback later
- The cost of borrowing money
- Money you owe
Down
- To put money into an account at the bank
- An organization that loans money
- Automated Teller Machine
- An account used to put money away to be used at a later date
- To sign the back of a bank check
- A card issued to a customer that allows them to access their own money electronically
- To take money out of an account
- a 3 digit number showing your financial responsibility and behavvior
- A list of your owed bills to be paid
16 Clues: Money you owe • Automated Teller Machine • The cost of borrowing money • To take money out of an account • An organization that loans money • To sign the back of a bank check • A payment made for banking services • A list of your owed bills to be paid • To put money into an account at the bank • The number code that represents a specific bank • ...
Principles of Business 2022-01-26
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- something a company OWES
- money paid to the government whenever you buy something from the store and paid every year based on the money you make
- advertising and promotion sector of business
- something that the company OWNS
- someone who is employed
- someone who owns a single stock in a company
- when the money a company makes is more than the money the company spends
- the act or process of keeping financial records
- the business activity related to making things
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- the management, creation, and study of money and investments
- when two or more people own a company
- someone who employs other people
- the money that a company spends
- where a product or service will be sold
- business that can sell stock (Think Nike, Google, and Tesla)
- the money that a company makes
- the business activity related buying things
- the application of scientific knowledge to the practical aims of human life
18 Clues: someone who is employed • something a company OWES • the money that a company makes • the money that a company spends • something that the company OWNS • someone who employs other people • when two or more people own a company • where a product or service will be sold • the business activity related buying things • advertising and promotion sector of business • ...
Investing Crossword Puzzle 2022-02-17
Across
- the person who does what's best for the client
- a grouping of investments an individual puts money into
- putting your money to use in order to make more money on it
- having an assortment of investments to minimize the effects of volatility
- financial gain
- the ups and downs of the market
- where shares are sold, issued and bought
- a 401k is an example of one
- a loan made by an investor to a borrow
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- the people who hold the investor's money
- shares of a company
- a person who puts money into the market
- an increase in prices causing a fall in purchasing value of money
- the chance you take when investing in the market
- a part of a company
- the process of buying or selling securities over time in order to maintain your desired asset allocation
- a profit on an investment
- the amount of money an item costs
18 Clues: financial gain • shares of a company • a part of a company • a profit on an investment • a 401k is an example of one • the ups and downs of the market • the amount of money an item costs • a loan made by an investor to a borrow • a person who puts money into the market • the people who hold the investor's money • where shares are sold, issued and bought • ...
Sports, Money & Vehicles - Italian 2016-03-17
Fundamental Principles of Money 2021-09-21
Across
- form of legal tender which can be used to exchange goods
- supply amount of monetary assets available in a country's economy at a specific time
- Funds Transfer Wire transfer of money from one bank to another
- means of payment
- card payment card which provides the cardholder electronic access to bank account
- type of money made with metal
- check slip of paper which allows user to make a payment from their bank account to a business or individual
- rate rate at which a unit of currency of one country can be exchanged for a unit of currency of another currency
- government bond issued with terms of four
- treasuries which have the longest maturities of all government bonds
Down
- promissory notes issued by a federal reserve bank
- policy actions of a central bank, currency board or regulatory committee specifying the size and rate of growth of the money supply
- card payment card issued by a bank to cardholders as a method of payment
- paper currency issued by the continental congress
- bond form of debt issued by a national government
- system of money in general use in a country
- demand desired holding of a financial asset in the form of money
- policy means by which a government adjusts its spending levels and tax rates to monitor and influence a nation's economy
- standard standard mass of gold defines the value of a currency unit
19 Clues: means of payment • type of money made with metal • government bond issued with terms of four • system of money in general use in a country • promissory notes issued by a federal reserve bank • paper currency issued by the continental congress • bond form of debt issued by a national government • form of legal tender which can be used to exchange goods • ...
Unemployment, Money and Inflation 2024-02-20
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- This type of unemployment can be due to changes in the economy, such as the decline of certain industries or the emergence of new sectors.
- Money must be easily carried by people, so they can use it to conduct transactions wherever they go.
- Money should be easily divisible into smaller units to facilitate transactions of varying sizes.
- Money provides a common measure of the value of goods and services, making it easier to compare prices and values
- Situation where the supply of money in an economy increases at a rate that is considered to be too high, typically much faster than the economy's capacity to produce goods and services.
- This type of unemployment is common in industries where demand fluctuates according to the time of year, such as agriculture, tourism, and retail.
- increase in the general level of prices of goods and services
- The supply of money in circulation should be controlled or limited to maintain its value.
- This type of unemployment rises during periods of economic downturn or recession and decreases when the economy improves.
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- Money can preserve value over time, allowing individuals and businesses to save and defer spending until a later date.
- This increase in prices leads to higher cost of living, prompting workers to demand even higher wages to keep up with the rising costs, thereby creating a cycle of wage and price increases.
- Money serves as an intermediary in trade, eliminating the need for a coincidental want in barter transactions.
- This type of unemployment can happen for various reasons, such as individuals leaving a job to find a better one, relocating for work, or entering the workforce for the first time.
- Money must withstand physical wear and tear from handling and use over time.
- Explanation that rising input costs, especially energy and organized labor, drive up the prices of products
- Explanation that prices rise because all sectors of the economy try to buy more goods and services than the economy can produce
- This type of unemployment rises as new technologies are adopted, some jobs become obsolete because machines or software can perform tasks more efficiently than humans.
17 Clues: increase in the general level of prices of goods and services • Money must withstand physical wear and tear from handling and use over time. • The supply of money in circulation should be controlled or limited to maintain its value. • Money should be easily divisible into smaller units to facilitate transactions of varying sizes. • ...
Financial Crossword Puzzle 2021-04-27
Across
- remove or take away (something) from a particular place or position.
- a financial gain, especially the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing something.
- is a company that pools money from many investors and invests the money in securities such as stocks, bonds, and short-term debt. The combined holdings of the mutual fund are known as its portfolio. Investors buy shares in mutual funds.
- income, especially when of a company or organization and of a substantial nature.
- a bank account that earns interest.
- a sum of money placed or kept in a bank account, usually to gain interest.
- money given for kids from parents weekly.
- an expense that never changes no matter what.
- a small plastic card issued by a bank, business, etc., allowing the holder to purchase goods or services on credit.
- the money one has saved, especially through a bank or investment plan.
- money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
- an organization or person that lends money.
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- a person or organization that takes and uses something belonging to someone else with the intention of returning it.
- an act of giving money, time or some goods to unlucky or inopportune people, directly or through a worthy cause like a charitable trust.
- an expense that can change depending on usage.
- the skills, knowledge, and experience possessed by an individual or population, viewed in terms of their value or cost to an organization or country.
- is an estimation of revenue and expenses over a specified future period of time and is usually compiled and re-evaluated on a periodic basis
- a card issued by a bank allowing the holder to transfer money electronically to another bank account when making a purchase.
- money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments.
- the cost required for something; the money spent on something.
20 Clues: a bank account that earns interest. • money given for kids from parents weekly. • an organization or person that lends money. • an expense that never changes no matter what. • an expense that can change depending on usage. • the cost required for something; the money spent on something. • remove or take away (something) from a particular place or position. • ...
Personal Finance Vocab 2024-02-29
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- A bank chartered, or licensed, by the national government.
- The amount of money borrowed.
- The ability to be used as, or directly converted to, cash.
- A market for buying and selling stock.
- The government agency that insures customer deposits if a bank fails.
- Bank that can lend to other banks in times of need.
- The difference between a lower selling price and a higher purchase price, resulting in a financial loss for the seller.
- Person or institution to whom money is owed.
- The money an investor receives above and beyond the sum of money initially invested.
- A bond issued by a state or local government or municipality to finance such improvements as highways, state buildings, libraries, parks, and schools.
- The act of redirecting resources from being consumed today so that they may create benefits in the future; the use of assets to earn income or profit.
- Portion of stock.
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- A card used to withdraw money.
- A card entitling its holder to buy goods and services based on the holder’s promise to pay for these goods and services.
- A specific type of loan that is used to buy real estate.
- A collection of financial assets.
- Bank that belongs to the Federal Reserve System.
- Low-denomination bond issued by the United States government.
- Index that represents the prices of 500 different stocks.
- The money in checking accounts.
- The difference between a higher selling price and a lower purchase price, returning in a financial gain for the seller.
- Market in which money is lent for periods longer than a year.
- A bond that a corporation issues to raise money in order to expand its business.
- An institution for receiving, keeping, and lending money
- Market in which money is lent for periods less than one year.
- The price paid for the use of borrowed money, or money earned by deposited funds.
- Index that shows how certain stocks have traded.
27 Clues: Portion of stock. • The amount of money borrowed. • A card used to withdraw money. • The money in checking accounts. • A collection of financial assets. • A market for buying and selling stock. • Person or institution to whom money is owed. • Bank that belongs to the Federal Reserve System. • Index that shows how certain stocks have traded. • ...
Personal Finance Vocab 2024-02-28
Across
- A bond issued by a state or local government or municipality to finance such improvements as highways, state buildings, libraries, parks, and schools.
- Person or institution to whom money is owed.
- Market in which money is lent for periods longer than a year.
- Portion of stock.
- A card used to withdraw money.
- The amount of money borrowed.
- The government agency that insures customer deposits if a bank fails.
- The price paid for the use of borrowed money, or money earned by deposited funds.
- The money in checking accounts.
- Bank that belongs to the Federal Reserve System.
- A bank chartered, or licensed, by the national government.
- Market in which money is lent for periods less than one year.
- A bond that a corporation issues to raise money in order to expand its business.
Down
- Bank that can lend to other banks in times of need.
- The difference between a higher selling price and a lower purchase price, returning in a financial gain for the seller.
- A card entitling its holder to buy goods and services based on the holder’s promise to pay for these goods and services.
- The act of redirecting resources from being consumed today so that they may create benefits in the future; the use of assets to earn income or profit.
- The ability to be used as, or directly converted to, cash.
- Low-denomination bond issued by the United States government.
- The difference between a lower selling price and a higher purchase price, resulting in a financial loss for the seller.
- An institution for receiving, keeping, and lending money
- A collection of financial assets.
- A market for buying and selling stock.
- A specific type of loan that is used to buy real estate.
- Index that represents the prices of 500 different stocks.
- Index that shows how certain stocks have traded.
- The money an investor receives above and beyond the sum of money initially invested.
27 Clues: Portion of stock. • The amount of money borrowed. • A card used to withdraw money. • The money in checking accounts. • A collection of financial assets. • A market for buying and selling stock. • Person or institution to whom money is owed. • Index that shows how certain stocks have traded. • Bank that belongs to the Federal Reserve System. • ...
Economics 2024-03-13
Across
- paid position in which a person does particular tasks
- to plan out how to spend your money
- a person who starts a business
- paying money for a good or service
- a place where people store money
- money
- resources that can be made again by nature in a short period of time
- tasks that people perform to help the consumer
- something that is given to someone else willingly
- to talk about an agreed upon price
- money you spend on a good or service
- something used to make something
- someone who provides goods or services
- when a person can buy a good or service before actual payment
- when a resource is limited
- giving someone a certain amount of money regularly
- the human work put into a product or service
- bringing goods in from another country
- something that you desire, but do not need
- the process of making a good or service
- to trade one good for another
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- resources that cannot be replaced
- items that are made for consumers
- to discuss an agreed upon price
- money that a person or business earns for providing a good or service
- someone that uses goods or services
- a person who makes a profit from selling goods and services
- when you give someone a good or service and they give you something in return
- when a bank allows a person to send money electronically
- how much money you make
- the desire of a consumer to buy a product or service
- an place where goods or services are sold
- a piece of paper that allows a person to take an agreed upon amount of money out of your bank account
- setting aside money and not spending it
- selling a good or service to another country
- money made from selling goods or services
- payments that are made for goods and services
- to focus on learning one main subject or skill
- something that you must have to survive
39 Clues: money • how much money you make • when a resource is limited • to trade one good for another • a person who starts a business • to discuss an agreed upon price • a place where people store money • something used to make something • resources that cannot be replaced • items that are made for consumers • paying money for a good or service • to talk about an agreed upon price • ...
chapter 2 crossword puzzle 2025-11-14
Across
- good times on wall street
- stock holders buy and sell shares of stock from one another with the help of brokers
- need to pay for security purchases within(3)business days of order
- you want to buy or sell a certain number of shares of stock at the best current available price
- an analysis of the company itself its operations,its position within its industry
- authentic money immediately recognizable
- people must be able to carry money
- money is a common measure of the worth or price of a good or service
- market bad times on wall street
- money is used in exchange for goods and services needed by individuals,businesses,and government
- bonds (or municipal bond mutual funds)
- maintain its value overtime
- is a security that pays interest over terms ranging from two to ten years
- your order to buy or sell an order at a specific price changes to a market order when the specific price is reached
- interest that is earned both on the initial deposit and on the interest earned by the initial deposit
- system is the mechanism a nation uses to provide and manage money for itself
Down
- selling stocks and bonds directly to public investors
- anything of value that is accepted in return for goods or services currency
- bonds (or corporate bond mutual funds)
- an analysis of the company stock its price,price movement,trading volume
- made of a strong and lasting material
- is a security that matures in a year or less
- for sophisticated investors who borrow money to purchase securities
- your portfolio to reduce overall risk
- divide money into smaller units
- taking measures to make money grow
- you want to buy or sell when the stock reaches a certain price
- can be in the form of paper money or coins
- accounts (or money market mutual funds)
- putting money aside so it will be available when you need it
30 Clues: good times on wall street • maintain its value overtime • divide money into smaller units • market bad times on wall street • people must be able to carry money • taking measures to make money grow • made of a strong and lasting material • your portfolio to reduce overall risk • bonds (or corporate bond mutual funds) • bonds (or municipal bond mutual funds) • ...
Fin Lit Vocab Crossword Puzzle 2023-08-21
Across
- Source of ready cash, in case of an unplanned expense, illness, or loss of job.
- Something, usually money, that is owed or due.
- The extent to which a person or company is considered suitable to receive financial credit.
- Something that is borrowed, usually money, which is to be paid back with interest.
- Denoting an original sum or lent.
- Annual Percentage Rate, the amount of interest a bank pays you, for holding on to your money.
- A certificate, issued by a bank, to someone who is depositing money, for a specified amount of time.
- A non-profit organization, whose members can borrow from pooled money, at low interest rates.
- A broker who buys and sells securities on a stock, on behalf of a client.
- The decision between if something is necessary for living, or if it will just improve quality of life.
- The process where a company expands its products or services.
- A card issued by a bank, used to electronically transfer money from a bank, to a vendor.
Down
- Comparing prices of a product from different vendors before buying.
- A statement that has information regarding credit history.
- A sum of money which may have greater value in the future, despite being the same sum.
- A practice where a company or government, provides compensation for a loss.
- Spending plan, based on income and expenses.
- The ability to receive goods or services before paying, based on a trust that it will be paid in the future.
- Setting aside money for saving, before paying bills or making other purchases.
- A numerical rating based on credit history, that lets vendors know how trustworthy you are of paying them back.
- Valuable property, owned by a person or Company.
- Money received through work or investments.
- Legal status where assets are used to pay off debt, instead of money.
- Money paid regularly at a rate, for use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
- Failure to fulfill an obligation, like repaying a loan, or not showing up to court.
25 Clues: Denoting an original sum or lent. • Money received through work or investments. • Spending plan, based on income and expenses. • Something, usually money, that is owed or due. • Valuable property, owned by a person or Company. • A statement that has information regarding credit history. • The process where a company expands its products or services. • ...
FIN LIT Crossword 2023-08-22
Across
- A prediction of your credit behavior
- The money you owe
- Comparing the prices of products
- A way to manage your risk
- The spreading of your investments both among and within different asset classes
- A financial product that allows a user to access a fixed amount of money
- What you pay each year to borrow money
- Use your money to reward yourself first
- A company or individual who fails to make payments or interest payments on time
- Things you own and can sell for money
- No money
- A card that holds YOUR money
- How likely a potential borrower is to pay back a line of credit
Down
- The amount you borrowed and have to pay back
- The ability to borrow money knowing with the promise youll pay it back
- A cash reserve that's specifically set aside for unplanned expenses or financial emergencies
- The concept that a sum of money is worth more now than the same sum will be at a future date due to its earnings potential in the interim
- A statement of your credit activity
- The price paid for borrowing money
- A type of savings account offered by banks and credit unions.
- How much you make in a certain amount of time
- Individuals who buy and sell stocks and other securities for retail and institutional clients, through a stock exchange or over the counter, in return for a fee or a commission
- Your limit on spending
- A not-for-profit financial institution that accepts deposits, make loans, and provides a wide array of other financial services and products
- The things you need to buy vs the things you want to buy
25 Clues: No money • The money you owe • Your limit on spending • A way to manage your risk • A card that holds YOUR money • Comparing the prices of products • The price paid for borrowing money • A statement of your credit activity • A prediction of your credit behavior • Things you own and can sell for money • What you pay each year to borrow money • ...
Fin Lit Vocab 2023-09-18
Across
- a financial professional who executes orders in the market on behalf of clients
- a card issued by a bank allowing the holder to transfer money electronically to another bank account when making a purchase.
- a sum of money has greater value now than it will in the future due to its earnings potential
- money that is borrowed
- ability to borrow money or access goods or services with the understanding that you'll pay later
- a number that depicts a consumer's creditworthiness
- property owned by a person or company,
- money received through work or investments
- how you manage your financial obligation
- a way to manage your risk
- a personal finance strategy that prioritizes saving and helps limit spending
Down
- type of savings account offered by banks and credit unions
- the act of investing in a variety of different industries to reduce risk of loss
- the amount of money a lender or financial institution receives for lending out money
- money lent to a borrower or put into an investment
- history of your finances
- completely lacking in a particular quality or value
- failure to fulfill an obligation
- things required to survive vs things that are not required to survive
- Annual percentage rate
- money owed by one party to another
- member-owned financial cooperative that is created and operated by members and shares profits with owners
- comparing prices with different vendors
- stash of money set aside to cover the financial surprises life throws your way
- estimate of income and expenditure for a period of time
25 Clues: Annual percentage rate • money that is borrowed • history of your finances • a way to manage your risk • failure to fulfill an obligation • money owed by one party to another • property owned by a person or company, • comparing prices with different vendors • how you manage your financial obligation • money received through work or investments • ...
Section 15.2 Banking 2024-05-09
Across
- a type of EFT transaction; money is deposited directly into a customer’s checking account
- any organization that provides services related to money.
- a bank account that allows the account owner to make deposits, write checks, and withdraw money
- a document guaranteeing that a buyer will pay the seller the agreed-upon amount and within the time specified
- services offered to customers by financial institutions. General banking services offered to all customers.
- a regular payment made from a customer’s bank account to a vendor or supplier
- checking accounts are also known as this because money can be withdrawn at any time
Down
- is a financial institution that does not accept deposits. They generate profits by selling services.
- a financial institution that provides services for businesses by helping them raise money for expansion or maintenance
- a financial institution that offers savings and loan services
- a nonprofit financial institution that is privately owned and provides banking services for its members
- the movement of money electronically from one financial institution to another
- a prearranged amount of credit that is available for a business to use as needed
- a bank account used by depositors to accumulate money for future use
- a written order for the bank to pay a specific amount to the person or organization to which the check is written
- a financial institution that makes money by issuing loans; loan company
- largest category of deposit institution. They service individuals and business customers and offer range of services
- are for-profit businesses that sell insurance products
- a financial institution that accepts money from customers and deposits it into the customer’s account.
- a financial institution that is involved in trading securities in financial markets
- money placed into an account.
21 Clues: money placed into an account. • are for-profit businesses that sell insurance products • any organization that provides services related to money. • a financial institution that offers savings and loan services • a bank account used by depositors to accumulate money for future use • a financial institution that makes money by issuing loans; loan company • ...
UNIT 2 ECON 2025-03-26
Across
- Which federal program in the United States provides financial support to retirees, disabled individuals, widows, and orphans?
- A loan specifically used to purchase property
- What card used money directly from your funds
- When customers rush to withdraw all their money from a bank due to fear it might fail
- A system of trading goods and services without using money is known as
- A system where a country had to have the same amount of gold as money circulating
- A tax charged on the money you earn from work
- Checks or any other objects that can be exchange for money is known as __________ money
- A share of ownership in a company?
- A fee paid by a borrower to a lender for using borrowed money is known as
- True or False: 0-2% inflation is good for an economy
- To fail to make the required payments on a mortgage is know as
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- Economists use __________ to measure inflation
- An increase in the overall price level of goods and services over time is known as
- A tax paid on items and services you purchase
- A market in which stock prices are generally falling
- People with higher incomes pay a higher percentage in taxes is known as what type of tax system
- A market in which stock prices are generally rising
- What protects customers bank deposits/funds if the bank fails?
- Taxes are due by
- The United States national bank is called the
- What card allows you to borrow from the bank with interest
- Physical money that is backed by trust is known as _____ money
23 Clues: Taxes are due by • A share of ownership in a company? • A tax paid on items and services you purchase • A loan specifically used to purchase property • What card used money directly from your funds • The United States national bank is called the • A tax charged on the money you earn from work • Economists use __________ to measure inflation • ...
Financial Literacy 2025-11-17
Across
- A type of loan given to a person to buy a house
- money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent
- When you owe a person or bank money
- an expense that you pay for incase something happens to your stuff
- The ability to meet your needs without compromising the needs of people in the future
- When a group of people depend on one another
- NZ savings scheme in which you, your employer and the Government contribute too
- 15% tax on a good or service
- The system in which a good is produced, sold and bought
- The stuff you own
- Something that an individual desires
- What you spend your money on
- The limited nature of society's resources
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- Money that is not spent from your income
- The value of the choice you do not make _____ Cost
- A type of card in which you spend the banks money that you are then required to pay back
- When you live in a house owned by someone else
- A compulsory tax everyone must pay on the money they earn
- The estimated amount of money spent in a given time
- Money borrowed from the bank that must be paid back
- A type of card that connects straight to your bank account
- The steady increase in cost of a good over time
- Something that is required for survival
- The amount of resources available
- the amount of money you must put in, in order to get a loan
- A type of loan given to people who are studying at University
- The amount of good or services people are willing to buy
27 Clues: The stuff you own • 15% tax on a good or service • What you spend your money on • The amount of resources available • When you owe a person or bank money • Something that an individual desires • Something that is required for survival • Money that is not spent from your income • The limited nature of society's resources • When a group of people depend on one another • ...
Oliver be like 2023-03-29
Across
- when you spend money at the store and you are signed up, you get points that can be eventually used to buy something.
- aka consideration, the t
- where a company offers something but doesn't actually offer it or only in a limited amount
- latin for buyer beware. This used to be the general law, but now we have consumer protection laws.
- an offer to buy something
- in contract law, this is the next phase after the offer, yes or no
- someone you owe money to
- schemes that recruit people and tell them to recruit other people to make money
- order from the court that allows someone you have debt to to take money from your bank account, wages, or someone who owes you money
- you pay in instalments, store gives you item after last payment
- thinking about all of your spending and what you want to spend money on in advance, to prevent you from spending all your money
- what you give up to do something else
Down
- labour, land, capital, entrepreneurship
- a legally binding agreement. Must have offer, acceptance, and consideration
- when you spend money, you are borrowing it from the bank and have to pay interest if you don't pay it back in time
- someone gives another person something of value for another thing of value
- protects consumers and sets out limits for businesses, made by the government
- storing up money for future use
- same as a contract
- someone who owes money
- when a business sends you goods without your consent and demands payment
- schemes that promise huge impossible returns for a low investment
- a piece of plastic that uses your savings to pay
- a promise a business makes to give consumers rewards when they help the business make another sale
- a declaration that you don't have enough money or assets to pay back all the people you owe money to
- a company that holds your credit and debit info and will charge the card to pay your business, often safer than giving a company your card details
- get for things like a refund, just like money but only able to be spent at a certain store
27 Clues: same as a contract • someone who owes money • aka consideration, the t • someone you owe money to • an offer to buy something • storing up money for future use • what you give up to do something else • labour, land, capital, entrepreneurship • a piece of plastic that uses your savings to pay • you pay in instalments, store gives you item after last payment • ...
Personal Finance Vocab 2025-03-04
Across
- An official form that tells a financial institution to give a certain amount of money from someone's account to someone else
- A fee charged when there isn't enough money in an account to cover an expense.
- The impact of social media influencer endorsement and product placement on a consumer's purchasing decisions.
- Something a person or business owes money on
- pull money out of an account at a financial institution.
- A card that allows you to pay for things with money from a checking account
- A number between 300 and 850 that's compiled by considering someone's borrowing history and represents their creditworthiness to potential lenders
- The average life of a product from when it is sold to when it is discarded.
- An account meant to help with and encourage saving money by paying interest. Purchases generally cannot be made directly from the money in the account.
- The price a product could sell for in the future.
- Expenses that generally don't change in dollar amount from month to month, like a mortgage or rent, insurance payments.
- A contract that allows you to borrow someone's property for a specified amount of time and money.
Down
- The money originally deposited into an account or borrowed on a loan.
- An amount of money that gets added to the principal, shown as a percentage.
- Money put into an account at a financial institution
- The collective perception of a brand by customers, employees, partners, and others. The stronger the more trust.
- The price per item or measurement, such as pound or ounce. Can be used to compare the same type of goods sold in varying weights and amounts.
- A guarantee that a manufacturer or seller will repair or replace defective products within a certain timeframe.
- A request to your insurance company to pay for healthcare that you've already received.
- A transaction account that usually does not earn interest. Allow you to use a debit card or check to buy things with money from the account
- The assistance provided by a company to consumers who purchase or use its products or services.
- Expenses that vary from month to month, like money spent on groceries, entertainment clothing.
- An amount paid to the federal or state government to pay for services and programs. Compulsory, which means everyone has to pay them.
23 Clues: Something a person or business owes money on • The price a product could sell for in the future. • Money put into an account at a financial institution • pull money out of an account at a financial institution. • The money originally deposited into an account or borrowed on a loan. • An amount of money that gets added to the principal, shown as a percentage. • ...
Crossword puzzle TVL1D1 2024-01-31
Across
- Getting money back when you're unhappy with a purchase.
- Type of bank account where you can put your money and earn some interest on it. It's a safe place to keep your money and it's easy to access whenever you need it. It's like a little home for your money!
- The money world points to the taxes that companies have to pay, a hint at the part of their earnings set aside for the government.
- What's a five-letter word for examining financial records for accuracy?
- You could use this as a successful shopping day when tax rates are reduced or even eliminated. It's a great opportunity to save money while shopping!
- A term describing endeavors that bring in gains and positive returns, making every effort worthwhile."
- What do you get after you make a purchase at the store?
- What do you call the money you receive for doing a job?
- This financial tax term refers to levies imposed directly on income, assets, and transactions without any intermediary - a clear-cut approach to taxation.
- What type of tax is imposed on the production or sale of certain goods for alcohol and cigarettes?
- is a person or entity that is subject to taxation by the government. It's basically anyone who has to pay taxes!
Down
- heavy load of taxes someone has to deal with – it's like the weight of your financial responsibilities.
- Secret hideaway for your money, a term that signals a legal strategy to minimize taxes and keep more of your hard-earned cash.
- Term depicting ventures or actions that fail to yield gains, signaling a lack of success and financial disadvantage.
- When you need cash, go to the place where you can use your card to take out money from your bank account. How do you call it?
- The term refers to a shared contribution, indicating a tax aimed at promoting unity and support for social causes.
- What happens when you spend more money than you have in your bank account?
- shifting money seamlessly from one account to another, making transactions a breeze.
- This financial term measures how much you've gained or lost on an investment. It's like a scorecard for your money moves! Three letters.
- A machine you can use to withdraw cash, check your balance, and sometimes even deposit money.
20 Clues: Getting money back when you're unhappy with a purchase. • What do you get after you make a purchase at the store? • What do you call the money you receive for doing a job? • What's a five-letter word for examining financial records for accuracy? • What happens when you spend more money than you have in your bank account? • ...
Crossword puzzle TVL1D1 2024-01-31
Across
- heavy load of taxes someone has to deal with – it's like the weight of your financial responsibilities.
- shifting money seamlessly from one account to another, making transactions a breeze.
- What happens when you spend more money than you have in your bank account?
- What's a five-letter word for examining financial records for accuracy?
- The money world points to the taxes that companies have to pay, a hint at the part of their earnings set aside for the government.
- This financial term measures how much you've gained or lost on an investment. It's like a scorecard for your money moves! Three letters.
- What type of tax is imposed on the production or sale of certain goods for alcohol and cigarettes?
- What do you get after you make a purchase at the store?
- You could use this as a successful shopping day when tax rates are reduced or even eliminated. It's a great opportunity to save money while shopping!
Down
- The term refers to a shared contribution, indicating a tax aimed at promoting unity and support for social causes.
- When you need cash, go to the place where you can use your card to take out money from your bank account. How do you call it?
- Secret hideaway for your money, a term that signals a legal strategy to minimize taxes and keep more of your hard-earned cash.
- Type of bank account where you can put your money and earn some interest on it. It's a safe place to keep your money and it's easy to access whenever you need it. It's like a little home for your money!
- A term describing endeavors that bring in gains and positive returns, making every effort worthwhile."
- is a person or entity that is subject to taxation by the government. It's basically anyone who has to pay taxes!
- What do you call the money you receive for doing a job?
- Term depicting ventures or actions that fail to yield gains, signaling a lack of success and financial disadvantage.
- This financial tax term refers to levies imposed directly on income, assets, and transactions without any intermediary - a clear-cut approach to taxation.
- Getting money back when you're unhappy with a purchase.
- A machine you can use to withdraw cash, check your balance, and sometimes even deposit money.
20 Clues: What do you call the money you receive for doing a job? • Getting money back when you're unhappy with a purchase. • What do you get after you make a purchase at the store? • What's a five-letter word for examining financial records for accuracy? • What happens when you spend more money than you have in your bank account? • ...
Financial Studies (Key Terms from Topic 1 - Purposes of Money) 1 2019-10-24
Across
- A key feature of money to be strong enough to be reused in many transactions.
- One of the key features of money-to be widely accepted
- The value marked on a coin or note (eg 1p, 2p, 5p, £5, £10)
- A function of money to allow people to make payments
- A situation in which two people have goods or services to trade and each wants what the other person can provide.
- The value that an item has in itself, eg a bag of rice has ________ because it is a staple food; a solid gold coin has ___________ because it is made of a precious metal; a banknote does not have ___________ because it is a piece of paper.
- The quantity of goods or services that money can buy.
- How much one item is worth in terms of a different item, eg one bag of flour is worth four nails, one British pound is worth 1.5 euros, etc.
Down
- To exchange goods and services for other goods and services without using money.
- Value based on trust in the banking system.
- A rise in prices, which means that the purchasing power of money falls.
- Coins or banknotes that must be accepted if offered in payment of a debt.
- A means of transferring money from one account to another eg debit card, cheque.
- Bank or building society accounts where people can store their money in the form of electronic balances and withdraw it to make payments.
- A group of coins or notes that share the same face value.
- A key feature of money to be easily divided into amounts of different value.
- A key feature of money - to look and feel the same as other coins and notes of the same denomination.
- Anything widely accepted as a means of making payments.
- A key feature of money-to be small and light enough to carry around easily.
19 Clues: Value based on trust in the banking system. • A function of money to allow people to make payments • The quantity of goods or services that money can buy. • One of the key features of money-to be widely accepted • Anything widely accepted as a means of making payments. • A group of coins or notes that share the same face value. • ...
Personal Finance vocab 2019-11-25
Across
- what you are bringing in
- putting money into an account
- fica, property, social
- where money goes
- a slip of paper that allows you to make payments from your bank
- your identity
- money spent of something, fee
- auditing an account, matching balances
- getting paid by the hour
- social security and medicare tax
- auto, home, life, All State
- retirement account
- expenses you pay 1/2 times a year
- gets paid 12 times a year
Down
- 6.2%, part of fica
- metal disk that has value
- a retirement savings account
- creating a financial plan
- the amount of money you make in a year
- get paid 24 times a year
- something to strive to
- a kind of private bank
- danger, possibility, chance to go wrong
- taking money out of an account
- working over 40 hours
- an account that can have interest and is for saving
- folding money
- pay after taxes
- an account where money is just sitting
- pay before taxes
30 Clues: your identity • folding money • pay after taxes • where money goes • pay before taxes • 6.2%, part of fica • retirement account • working over 40 hours • fica, property, social • something to strive to • a kind of private bank • what you are bringing in • get paid 24 times a year • getting paid by the hour • metal disk that has value • creating a financial plan • gets paid 12 times a year • ...
Personal Finance 2016-08-25
Across
- Example of a loan
- often young people receive this
- A thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest.
- a reason for borrowing money
- Nothing is deposited
- Puts a hole in your budget
- The amount of money to be paid to receive insurance cover
- a fixed amount of money paid on a regular basis
- knowing where your money will go for the future
- The percentage of a sales price received by a salesperson for her or his services
- A payment made for the use of money that has been borrowed
Down
- a musician receives this
- the amount a person has left after income tax is deducted
- a varied expense
- a way of saving so an employee has some money in retirement
- a type of loan where something deposited as a guarantee to fulfil the payment of a loan
- sum payable as profit for shares
- aspect of credit history
- stocks and shares held by an individual
- relying on social welfare payments
20 Clues: a varied expense • Example of a loan • Nothing is deposited • a musician receives this • aspect of credit history • Puts a hole in your budget • a reason for borrowing money • often young people receive this • sum payable as profit for shares • relying on social welfare payments • stocks and shares held by an individual • a fixed amount of money paid on a regular basis • ...
Personal Finance 2016-08-25
Across
- A payment made for the use of money that has been borrowed
- A thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest.
- Nothing is deposited
- relying on social welfare payments
- often young people receive this
- a way of saving so an employee has some money in retirement
- aspect of credit history
- a reason for borrowing money
- sum payable as profit for shares
- stocks and shares held by an individual
- a type of loan where something deposited as a guarantee to fulfil the payment of a loan
Down
- The amount of money to be paid to receive insurance cover
- knowing where your money will go for the future
- Puts a hole in your budget
- a varied expense
- The percentage of a sales price received by a salesperson for her or his services
- a fixed amount of money paid on a regular basis
- the amount a person has left after income tax is deducted
- a musician receives this
- Example of a loan
20 Clues: a varied expense • Example of a loan • Nothing is deposited • a musician receives this • aspect of credit history • Puts a hole in your budget • a reason for borrowing money • often young people receive this • sum payable as profit for shares • relying on social welfare payments • stocks and shares held by an individual • knowing where your money will go for the future • ...
Quinn Gulley-Unit 10 Financial Literacy 2019-04-01
Across
- the price for one item
- amount of money remaining for issuance to employee
- money that is placed in an account
- a principal in a financial transaction
- a loan for the purchase of property
- wages that are remitted to the federal tax authorities
- a fixed regular payment
- expenses that change
- an account that checks can be drawn from
- money saved
- assets minus liabilities
- a dept or financial obligation
- the cost required for something
Down
- expenses that stay the same
- an estimate of expenditure for a period of time
- fixed compensation for services
- money taken out of an account
- interest computed on unpaid interest and original item
- money recieved
- amount of income used to calculate how much tax an individual will have
- a method of calculating interest charge on a loan
- a tax on sales
- plastic card that allows holder to purchase goods or sevices
- subtracting money
- level of prices of a range of everyday items
- remove money from an account
- annual tax on personal income
- something owned by a person or company
28 Clues: money saved • money recieved • a tax on sales • subtracting money • expenses that change • the price for one item • a fixed regular payment • assets minus liabilities • expenses that stay the same • remove money from an account • money taken out of an account • annual tax on personal income • a dept or financial obligation • fixed compensation for services • the cost required for something • ...
Needs and Wants 2024-07-25
Across
- a person or business that makes goods
- the financial institution that provides cheque account facilities
- electronic funds transfer at point of sale
- the person who writes and signs a cheque
- a legally binding agreement
- the buying and selling of goods and services
- things that are necessary for survival
- a written communication ordering your financial institution to pay a person a specific amount of money
- items that you can see or touch
Down
- any token, with an agreed value, that people accept as payment in exchange for a good or service
- when the offeree agrees to the proposal
- a list of income and likely expenditures
- the extra money you have to pay back when borrowing money
- the swapping or exchanging one good for another
- money received on a regular basis
- the amount of money a consumer is prepared to offer in exchange for a good or service
- a proposal
- the giving up of something of value
- the person who is to receive the money from a cheque
- someone who purchases goods and services
20 Clues: a proposal • a legally binding agreement • items that you can see or touch • money received on a regular basis • the giving up of something of value • a person or business that makes goods • things that are necessary for survival • when the offeree agrees to the proposal • a list of income and likely expenditures • the person who writes and signs a cheque • ...
Kesler, P2, Economics Vocabulary 2023-01-23
Across
- Things people do for others.
- resources Workers or employees
- A process of exchanging plants, ideas, animals, and diseases among Asia, the Americans, Europe, and Africa
- Money earned by workers
- Rising prices
- Money that is owed to someone else
- Things we must have for our survival or health
- Products or services sent out of a country to be sold in another country
- Things that we would like to have, but aren't necessary for survival
Down
- Giving money to pay for goods and services
- giving money to a charity
- Protect our resources so we don't lose them
- When you borrow money, you have to pay interest on the money you borrowed
- Organizations or groups who help people in need
- How many consumers want to buy a particular product
- What a person gives up when they make a choice
- Decreasing prices
- Products or services brought into a country for sale
- In short supply
- Money we pay to the government
- Products or things we can use, touch, or hold
21 Clues: Rising prices • In short supply • Decreasing prices • Money earned by workers • giving money to a charity • Things people do for others. • resources Workers or employees • Money we pay to the government • Money that is owed to someone else • Giving money to pay for goods and services • Protect our resources so we don't lose them • Products or things we can use, touch, or hold • ...
International trade 2025-03-17
Across
- a sum of money that is owed or due
- money that is paid or received for work or services
- process of manufacturing or growing something in large quantities
- something that is high in price
- an entry that shows that money has been received
- a stock or amount of something supplied or available for use
- a financial instrument that represents ownership of a fraction of a corporation
- to become larger in amount or size
- a big building in which products are made
Down
- plan you write down to decide how you'll spend your money each month
- bring (goods or services) into a country from abroad for sale
- the performance of an obligation to pay money
- a place where goods are bought and sold
- many people want or need to have or to buy them
- Sending goods to sell in other countries
- someone who buys or consumes, or uses up, something
- the value of a product (good) or service
- money lent at interest
- an advantage or profit gained from something
- money paid to the government every month
20 Clues: money lent at interest • something that is high in price • a sum of money that is owed or due • to become larger in amount or size • a place where goods are bought and sold • Sending goods to sell in other countries • the value of a product (good) or service • money paid to the government every month • a big building in which products are made • ...
shopping 2025-09-15
Across
- A very big shop with many items
- Another word for a shop
- A person who buys things
- Food like carrots, tomatoes, or lettuce
- You wear these on your feet
- A place with many shops and sellers
- How much something costs
- To give money for something
- Things you wear every day
- Round money you can hold in your hand
- Something you carry items in while shopping
- When things are cheaper than usual
- Food like apples, oranges, or bananas
- Coins or notes used to pay for things
Down
- To get something by paying money
- To give something to someone for money
- Paper money you use to pay
- Clothes women or girls wear
- Something you read
- A place where you go to buy things
- Something you carry your shopping in
- Something children play with
- Money taken off the normal price
- / Trolley, You push this in a shop to carry things
- A piece of clothing for your top
- Something you wear on your head
- To take something for a short time
27 Clues: Something you read • Another word for a shop • A person who buys things • How much something costs • Things you wear every day • Paper money you use to pay • Clothes women or girls wear • You wear these on your feet • To give money for something • Something children play with • A very big shop with many items • Something you wear on your head • To get something by paying money • ...
Bussines 2021-06-13
Across
- Sum paid to cover money that has been spent or lost
- spend a lot of money
- Set of rules for proper practices of an individual party or an organization
- Rise of prices/ increased price of money
- Anything of value or belonging to you
- Acting with or showing care and thought for the future
- Impression customers get of the brand as a whole throughout all aspects of the buyer's journey.
- Person who passes on information concerning wrongdoing in the company
- An amount of money that is paid at one time and not on separate occasions
- Person or business that you purchase goods from
- suddenly start being successful after period of difficulty
- (literary) having no money
- The fact or condition of being accountable
- Extreme saving
- Practice of favouring relatives or friends by often giving them job in the company
Down
- Person who has shares of the company
- An amount of money that you pay for professional advice or services
- the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level
- Amount by which a company's value exceeds the value of its individual assets and liabilities
- person who has an interest in a company to be run
- Having a great deal of money
- Dishonest and illegal
- Using accounting tricks to make a company's financial results look better than they really are
- Society that encourages people to buy and use goods
- Paying fair price to producers by companies in developed countries
- Bulk advertising
- A legal declaration of a person's wishes regarding the disposal of his or her property or estate after death
- The money you pay to travel by bus, taxi
- Money that you give to an organisation such as charity
- A formal contract to repay borrowed money
- Income not spent
- Someone who is good with numbers
- Charge for using money until repaid at a future date
33 Clues: Extreme saving • Bulk advertising • Income not spent • spend a lot of money • Dishonest and illegal • (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 • Rise of prices/ increased price of money • The money you pay to travel by bus, taxi • ...
Credit and Debit Card Crossword Puzzle 2021-12-15
Across
- an agreement between you and a card issuer has information like interest rate, APR, fees, and other cost information.
- amount of money owed to the credit card company
- the money a borrower pays a lender for being able to borrow money (includes interest and other service charges)
- Financial institution that gives you a credit card
- the charge or fee that is added to a loan or a credit card payment when a payment is made after the due date
- a monthly accounting document
- the maximum dollar amount the lender is willing to lend to the borrower according to the agreement between them
- the maximum amount the card issuer is willing to make available to the bar or according to the card member agreement.
- a period of time where a loan is scheduled to be repayed
- a business that makes money available for others to borrow
- the amount of interest rate paid per year divided by the principle amount
- a single sum of money that serves as complete payment
Down
- a measurement used to compare different loan, takes into account of the loan's interest rate, term, and fees
- a fee charged by the car issuer when they pay a transaction on your behalf that is greater than the amount available in your credit limit.
- the fee that is charged to a credit cardholder to use the card for one year
- a type of credit that lets an individual borrow up to a certain amount of money, repay the money with interest rate, borrow money
- the portion of a document especially a contract that has qualifications or restrictions in small font
- a credit card secured by a savings account
- the money that a boeeower pays the lender in order to use the lender's money for a certain amount of time
- money goods or services you owe to others
- a bill that is not payed by its due date
21 Clues: a monthly accounting document • a bill that is not payed by its due date • money goods or services you owe to others • a credit card secured by a savings account • amount of money owed to the credit card company • Financial institution that gives you a credit card • a single sum of money that serves as complete payment • ...
Credit and Debit Card Crossword Puzzle 2021-12-15
Across
- the money a borrower pays a lender for being able to borrow money (includes interest and other service charges)
- amount of money owed to the credit card company
- a fee charged by the car issuer when they pay a transaction on your behalf that is greater than the amount available in your credit limit.
- a single sum of money that serves as complete payment
- the charge or fee that is added to a loan or a credit card payment when a payment is made after the due date
- a monthly accounting document
- Financial institution that gives you a credit card
- a credit card secured by a savings account
- a bill that is not payed by its due date
- a business that makes money available for others to borrow
- the amount of interest rate paid per year divided by the principle amount
- money goods or services you owe to others
Down
- the fee that is charged to a credit card holder to use the card for one year
- a measurement used to compare different loan, takes into account of the loan's interest rate, term, and fees
- an agreement between you and a card issuer has information like interest rate, APR, fees, and other cost information.
- the portion of a document especially a contract that has qualifications or restrictions in small font
- the maximum dollar amount the lender is willing to lend to the borrower according to the agreement between them
- a period of time where a loan is scheduled to be repayed
- the maximum amount the card issuer is willing to make available to the bar or according to the card member agreement.
- a type of credit that lets an individual borrow up to a certain amount of money, repay the money with interest rate, borrow money
- the money that a borrower pays the lender in order to use the lender's money for a certain amount of time
21 Clues: a monthly accounting document • a bill that is not payed by its due date • money goods or services you owe to others • a credit card secured by a savings account • amount of money owed to the credit card company • Financial institution that gives you a credit card • a single sum of money that serves as complete payment • ...
FIN LIT VOCAB CHELSEA ANNE 2023-08-21
Across
- A savings product provided by the bank that allows you to earn interest.
- The amount of money the borrower owes to the lender.
- The ability to borrow money knowing that you'll pay it back, usually with interest.
- Financial protection that will grant payment for an unforeseen future event.
- A cashless payment card that comes from a bank account, usually a checking account.
- A legal procedure that happens when a business or person is unable to pay back debts.
- The likelihood that a potential borrower will pay back a line of credit.
- A set of necessities needed to survive, versus, things that you can live without.
- Missed payment(s) on money that you borrowed.
- A report that contains information regarding your credit history.
- A specific amount of money that you can spend.
- Putting money in savings before paying other things like bills.
- On a regular basis, it is the money you receive through work or investments.
Down
- Comparing alike products from different companies or suppliers before buying.
- Separate amount of money specifically for unplanned events or emergencies.
- A score that represents your trustworthiness or how likely you are to pay bills on time.
- Owning a variety of investments to reduce risk.
- A cost or fee when you repay money you borrowed.
- The original money you agreed to pay back.
- Money that you borrow from financial institutions or banks, that must be repaid within a period of time.
- Also known as Annual Percentage Rate, the yearly cost of borrowing, represented as a percentage.
- A financial professional that executes orders on behalf of clients.
- A resource that holds value.
- Not-for-profit institution that provides financial services.
- The idea that money is more valuable than the future due to potential earning capacity.
25 Clues: A resource that holds value. • The original money you agreed to pay back. • Missed payment(s) on money that you borrowed. • A specific amount of money that you can spend. • Owning a variety of investments to reduce risk. • A cost or fee when you repay money you borrowed. • The amount of money the borrower owes to the lender. • ...
Finance 2024-02-14
Across
- The action or process of investing money for profit.
- A payment made by a corporation to its shareholders, usually as a distribution of profits.
- The ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future.
- The action of sharing something out among a number of recipients.
- The management of large amounts of money, especially by governments or large companies.
- A compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits.
- Money that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest.
- Money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
- Income, especially when of a company or organization and of a substantial nature.
- A regular gathering of people for the purchase and sale of provisions, livestock, and other goods.
Down
- The state of a country or region in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services and the supply of money.
- Wealth in the form of money or other assets owned by a person or organization.
- Financial instruments that represent an ownership position in a publicly-traded corporation (stock), a creditor relationship with a governmental body or a corporation (bond), or rights to ownership as represented by an option.
- The use of borrowed money to increase the potential return of an investment.
- The amount by which something, especially a sum of money, is too small.
- Something, typically money, that is owed or due.
- A practice or arrangement by which a company provides a guarantee of compensation for specified loss, damage, illness, or death.
- An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.
- The action of inflating something or the condition of being inflated.
- A standard against which the performance of a security, mutual fund, or investment manager can be measured.
20 Clues: Something, typically money, that is owed or due. • The action or process of investing money for profit. • An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time. • The action of sharing something out among a number of recipients. • The action of inflating something or the condition of being inflated. • ...
saving and borrowing 2024-12-05
Across
- An amount of money given to the borrower for a set period of time. After the set time has passed, the money must be paid back plus interest
- interest, interest earned on both the principal amount and any interest already earned
- card, A card used to make purchases now and pay for them later.
- Annual equivalent rate is the interest that will be earned on the money in one year.
- An additional sum paid or charged for the use of money or for borrowing money
- interest, Interest earned only on the original principal amount invested
- rate, The measure of how much one currency is worth in relation to another.
- a person who agrees to pay a debt if the borrower can't
- Deposit interest retention tax - tax on interest earned on savings.
- card, A card used to make purchases that are paid for immediately
- deposit, A type of account which you cannot take money out of for a specific amount of time
Down
- A security pledged for the repayment of a loan.
- Institution, A business that provides money-related services such as credit unions, commercial banks, the post office and building societies
- How fast savings can be turned into cash
- term sources of finance, Long term loan, Mortgage
- account, A type of account used for savings; money is lodged by the saver and interest is earned
- Putting money aside in order to get a better return on it in the future.
- Annual percentage rate; the calculation of the overall cost of a loan
- term sources of finance, Medium term loans, Leasing, PCP finance, Hire purchase
- deposit, Money deposited in a savings account which is available only after notice is given.
- deposit, a type of savings account that money can be taken out of "on demand" or at any time
- term sources of finance, Bank overdraft, Credit Card
- Rating, a measure of a person's ability and willingness to make credit payments on time
23 Clues: How fast savings can be turned into cash • A security pledged for the repayment of a loan. • term sources of finance, Long term loan, Mortgage • term sources of finance, Bank overdraft, Credit Card • a person who agrees to pay a debt if the borrower can't • card, A card used to make purchases now and pay for them later. • ...
Business 2024-07-05
Across
- Rise of prices/ increased price of money
- Income not spent
- Bulk advertising
- An amount of money that you pay for professional advice or services
- A legal declaration of a person's wishes regarding the disposal of his or her property or estate after death
- Practice of favouring relatives or friends by often giving them job in the company
- Person who has shares of the company
- Money that you give to an organisation such as charity
- Acting with or showing care and thought for the future
- Using accounting tricks to make a company's financial results look better than they really are
- Extreme saving
- the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level
- Person who passes on information concerning wrongdoing in the company
- suddenly start being successful after period of difficulty
- Paying fair price to producers by companies in developed countries
- Sum paid to cover money that has been spent or lost
- Dishonest and illegal
Down
- Amount by which a company's value exceeds the value of its individual assets and liabilities
- The fact or condition of being accountable
- Impression customers get of the brand as a whole throughout all aspects of the buyer's journey.
- person who has an interest in a company to be run
- Society that encourages people to buy and use goods
- Anything of value or belonging to you
- Having a great deal of money
- Set of rules for proper practices of an individual party or an organization
- Person or business that you purchase goods from
- A formal contract to repay borrowed money
- (literary) having no money
- The money you pay to travel by bus, taxi
- Someone who is good with numbers
- An amount of money that is paid at one time and not on separate occasions
- spend a lot of money
- Charge for using money until repaid at a future date
33 Clues: Extreme saving • Income not spent • Bulk advertising • spend a lot of money • Dishonest and illegal • (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 • Rise of prices/ increased price of money • The money you pay to travel by bus, taxi • ...
Money, Banking, Saving, and Investing 2017-12-20
Across
- a transaction in which a lender gives money to a borrower, who agrees to repay the money at some point in the future
- a card authorizing the user to buy goods and services with funds borrowed from the ban, store, or other business that issued the card
- a card authorizing the user to access his or her own funds on deposit in a bank account
- the amount of money borrowed, or the amount of money still owed on a loan, apart from the interest
- a business whose main purpose is to receive deposits and make loans
- any good used as a medium of exchange
- the ease with which assets can be converted into cash
- items of value that can be used as cash or easily converted into cash
- money borrowed by a business to pay expenses
- an asset similar to money, such as savings account, that serves as a store of value but cannot be used to buy things directly
- a business, such as a bank, that brings together savers (sellers) and borrowers (buyers) in financial markets
- money borrowed by an individual to make major purchases
- checks that can be used like cash by travelers to pay for goods and services
- a signed form instructing a bank to pay a specified amount to a person or business named on it
- the chance of losing money or of failing in some way
Down
- a system in which banks keep a portion of deposits in reserve and make loans with the rest
- money in bank checking accounts
- an arrangement that allows a person to buy something with borrowed money and pay for it later over time
- currency not backed by gold or sliver
- the total amount of money in the economy
- the record of a person's borrowing and repayment of loans
- an early form of paper currency, issued by banks to clients who made deposits of gold or silver
- anything owned to which a market value can be assigned
- money borrowed to buy a house, an office building, land, or other real estate
- the transfer of funds from one bank or account to another as a result of cashing a check
- the value of a unit of money in terms of what it can buy
- any good used as a medium of exchange
- a periodic payment for the use of borrowed funds
- setting aside a portion of income for use in the future
- borrowed money that is typically paid back in equal monthly payments
- currency that must be accepted as money for purchases and as payment for debts
- bills and coins circulating in the economy
32 Clues: money in bank checking accounts • currency not backed by gold or sliver • any good used as a medium of exchange • any good used as a medium of exchange • the total amount of money in the economy • bills and coins circulating in the economy • money borrowed by a business to pay expenses • a periodic payment for the use of borrowed funds • ...
The Wall Street Crash of 1929/The Great Depression 2018-10-08
Across
- To give in exchange for money.
- market The aggregation of buyers and sellers of stocks
- The money one has saved, especially through a bank.
- A feeling caused by lack of food.
- Something that is borrowed, especially money, that has to be paid back with interest.
- A person who puts money into something in order to make a profit or get an advantage.
- Difference between the total value of securities held in an investor's account and the loan amount from a broker.
- The state of being without a paid job, but able to work.
- Management of large amounts of money.
Down
- The amount of money required in payment for something.
- To decrease.
- A person or company that buys and sells stocks and shares for other people.
- The lack of proper nutrition, can be caused by not eating enough food.
- A condition that is difficult to endure.
- An organization or economic system where goods and services are exchanged for one another or for money.
- A person who purchases goods and services.
- The study of how society uses its limited resources.
- A sudden overpowering fright.
- Something used as a way to pay for things.
19 Clues: To decrease. • A sudden overpowering fright. • To give in exchange for money. • A feeling caused by lack of food. • Management of large amounts of money. • A condition that is difficult to endure. • A person who purchases goods and services. • Something used as a way to pay for things. • The money one has saved, especially through a bank. • ...
The Wall Street Crash of 1929/The Great Depression 2018-10-07
Across
- The lack of proper nutrition, can be caused by not eating enough food.
- To decrease.
- A person who purchases goods and services.
- The money one has saved, especially through a bank.
- Something that is borrowed, especially money, that has to be paid back with interest.
- A condition that is difficult to endure.
- A sudden overpowering fright.
- Something used as a way to pay for things.
- The amount of money required in payment for something.
Down
- An organization or economic system where goods and services are exchanged for one another or for money.
- The state of being without a paid job, but able to work.
- The study of how society uses its limited resources.
- A person who puts money into something in order to make a profit or get an advantage.
- market The aggregation of buyers and sellers of stocks
- A person or company that buys and sells stocks and shares for other people.
- Difference between the total value of securities held in an investor's account and the loan amount from a broker.
- To give in exchange for money.
- Management of large amounts of money.
- A feeling caused by lack of food.
19 Clues: To decrease. • A sudden overpowering fright. • To give in exchange for money. • A feeling caused by lack of food. • Management of large amounts of money. • A condition that is difficult to endure. • A person who purchases goods and services. • Something used as a way to pay for things. • The money one has saved, especially through a bank. • ...
The Wall Street Crash of 1929/The Great Depression 2018-10-08
Across
- The study of how society uses its limited resources.
- Management of large amounts of money.
- A feeling caused by lack of food.
- The lack of proper nutrition, can be caused by not eating enough food.
- A sudden overpowering fright.
- A person or company that buys and sells stocks and shares for other people.
- A person who puts money into something in order to make a profit or get an advantage.
- The money one has saved, especially through a bank.
- Something that is borrowed, especially money, that has to be paid back with interest.
Down
- A person who purchases goods and services.
- To give in exchange for money.
- An organization or economic system where goods and services are exchanged for one another or for money.
- The state of being without a paid job, but able to work.
- Something used as a way to pay for things.
- To decrease.
- The amount of money required in payment for something.
- A condition that is difficult to endure.
- Difference between the total value of securities held in an investor's account and the loan amount from a broker.
- market The aggregation of buyers and sellers of stocks
19 Clues: To decrease. • A sudden overpowering fright. • To give in exchange for money. • A feeling caused by lack of food. • Management of large amounts of money. • A condition that is difficult to endure. • A person who purchases goods and services. • Something used as a way to pay for things. • The money one has saved, especially through a bank. • ...
Kayla's Puzzle 2024-03-22
Across
- tools needed for making things
- the amount of things that exist
- The total amount of things that a group if people can produce
- looking for items that are similar to that you want to buy
- different workers do different parts of a job
- money that is paid to the government
- to pay you back for using your money, the bank pays interest for your money the bank pays intetest for your savings account
- the study of how we use money
Down
- limited amount of money that someone earns for their work
- a person who needs to hire someone
- What a person gives up by choosing one way of using resources instead of another
- 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
- tax that is charged on money earned from working
- The amount of products that people are willing to buy
- Doing one thing very well in a business
- a businuess that make a product
- money that you have to pay back
- a person who buys a product
- a tax goods that you buy
20 Clues: a tax goods that you buy • a person who buys a product • the study of how we use money • tools needed for making things • the amount of things that exist • a business that makes a product • a businuess that make a product • money that you have to pay back • a person who needs to hire someone • money that is paid to the government • Doing one thing very well in a business • ...
Nav. Adv. unit 10.1 'New ways to pay' vocab. CW 2024-11-12
Across
- (adj.) = not paid, e.g. ‘I have a lot of ______ parking tickets.’
- a certain amount (verb phrase) = to budget / allocate / plan to have / use a definite amount of money for particular things, e.g. transport, food, bills, etc. Hard-up (compound adjective) = having very little money, especially for a short period of time
- up (phrasal verb) = establish / start a business / company / organization, etc.
- (plural noun) = a small piece of glass, wood, etc., with a hole through it, that can be put on a string with others of the same type and worn as jewellery, etc.
- (plural noun) = a dried berry from a tropical plant, that is ground (= broken and pressed) to make pepper
- ends meet (idiomatic verb phrase) = to earn just enough money to be able to buy the things you need; to only have enough money to survive till next pay day
- (adj.) = sure
- (adjective) = having no / very little money, e.g. A: Can you lend me some cash till payday? B: Sorry mate, I’m _______.
- money (verb phrase) = for the money you have to reduce; opposite to make money, when you have less than you had before because a business / investment was NOT successful
- (v.) = let; to make sth possible or give permission for sb to do sth
Down
- (plural noun) = a hard solid mineral substance that is found in the ground, often used for building
- your money (verb phrase) = to control / organize your money / finances
- overdrawn (verb phrase) = to use/withdraw more money than you have in your bank account
- (v.) = take money out of a bank account
- (plural noun) = a thing that is expensive and pleasant but not essential
- (plural noun) = the hard outer part of eggs, nuts, some seeds, and some animals
- (plural noun) = organizations that are created to help people, especially poor or sick people, e.g. Unicef, The Red Cross, etc.
- (compound adjective)= rich / having a lot of money
- (plural noun) = a flat green part of a plant, growing from a stem or branch or from the root
19 Clues: (adj.) = sure • (v.) = take money out of a bank account • (compound adjective)= rich / having a lot of money • (adj.) = not paid, e.g. ‘I have a lot of ______ parking tickets.’ • (v.) = let; to make sth possible or give permission for sb to do sth • your money (verb phrase) = to control / organize your money / finances • ...
Nav. Adv. unit 10.1 'New ways to pay' vocab. CW 2024-11-18
Across
- (adj.) = not paid, e.g. ‘I have a lot of ______ parking tickets.’
- a certain amount (verb phrase) = to budget / allocate / plan to have / use a definite amount of money for particular things, e.g. transport, food, bills, etc. Hard-up (compound adjective) = having very little money, especially for a short period of time
- up (phrasal verb) = establish / start a business / company / organization, etc.
- (plural noun) = a small piece of glass, wood, etc., with a hole through it, that can be put on a string with others of the same type and worn as jewellery, etc.
- (plural noun) = a dried berry from a tropical plant, that is ground (= broken and pressed) to make pepper
- ends meet (idiomatic verb phrase) = to earn just enough money to be able to buy the things you need; to only have enough money to survive till next pay day
- (adj.) = sure
- (adjective) = having no / very little money, e.g. A: Can you lend me some cash till payday? B: Sorry mate, I’m _______.
- money (verb phrase) = for the money you have to reduce; opposite to make money, when you have less than you had before because a business / investment was NOT successful
- (v.) = let; to make sth possible or give permission for sb to do sth
Down
- (plural noun) = a hard solid mineral substance that is found in the ground, often used for building
- your money (verb phrase) = to control / organize your money / finances
- overdrawn (verb phrase) = to use/withdraw more money than you have in your bank account
- (v.) = take money out of a bank account
- (plural noun) = a thing that is expensive and pleasant but not essential
- (plural noun) = the hard outer part of eggs, nuts, some seeds, and some animals
- (plural noun) = organizations that are created to help people, especially poor or sick people, e.g. Unicef, The Red Cross, etc.
- (compound adjective)= rich / having a lot of money
- (plural noun) = a flat green part of a plant, growing from a stem or branch or from the root
19 Clues: (adj.) = sure • (v.) = take money out of a bank account • (compound adjective)= rich / having a lot of money • (adj.) = not paid, e.g. ‘I have a lot of ______ parking tickets.’ • (v.) = let; to make sth possible or give permission for sb to do sth • your money (verb phrase) = to control / organize your money / finances • ...
Finance Vocab 2022-11-18
Across
- Unauthorized use of attempted use of an existing account.
- A form of debt incurred by an individual or other entity.
- When someone leaves the workforce for good.
- The money that a person has left over after they subtract out their consumer spending from their dispoable income over a given time period.
- To receive money from another party with the agreement that the money will be repaid.
- Mandatory contributions levied on individuals or corporations by a government entity.
- Involves deceit with the intention to illegal or unethically gain at the expense of another.
- The practice of using a company's balance sheet assets (such as investments or inventory) as a security to borrow money or take out a loan against what you already own.
- A spending plan based on income and expenses.
- A cost that business incur in running their operations.
- The value of the next-best alternative when a decision is made.
Down
- A decrease in the purchasing power of money.
- A more flexible form of finance that allows you to access the amount of money loaned, according to your needs at any given time.
- 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 borrowed plus interest.
- A written, dated, and signed instrument that directs a bank to pay a specific sum of money to the bearer.
- The price you pay to borrow money or the cost you charge to lend money.
- A collection of investments and holdings.
- The amount of money property and other transfers of value received over a set period of time in exchange for services.
- An amount of money borrowed by one from another.
- The amount of goods and services available to purchase in a country.
- A way to manage your risk.
- A person who undertakes the risk of starting a new business venture.
- A legal proceeding initiated when a person or business is unable to repay outstanding debts for obligations.
23 Clues: A way to manage your risk. • A collection of investments and holdings. • When someone leaves the workforce for good. • A decrease in the purchasing power of money. • A spending plan based on income and expenses. • An amount of money borrowed by one from another. • A cost that business incur in running their operations. • ...
Banking 2023-05-23
Across
- A unique numeric code used to access a bank account or authorize transactions.
- A written order from an account holder to pay a specific amount of money to another person or organization.
- To put money into a bank account.
- Money borrowed from a bank or financial institution that must be repaid with interest over a specific period.
- A record of money deposited, withdrawn, and remaining in a bank. It can be a savings account or a checking account.
- When a bank account has a negative balance due to withdrawing more money than is available.
- A loan provided by a bank to finance the purchase of a house or property.
- An employee at the bank who assists customers with deposits, withdrawals, and other transactions.
- A plastic card that allows the holder to make purchases and withdraw cash directly from their bank account.
- A plastic card that allows the holder to make purchases on credit, with the understanding that they will repay the amount later.
- A service provided by banks that allows customers to manage their accounts, transfer money, and pay bills through the internet.
- The amount of money remaining in a bank account after all deposits and withdrawals have been accounted for.
Down
- To take money out of a bank account.
- A financial institution where people can deposit money, withdraw cash, and perform various financial transactions.
- The additional amount of money charged by a bank for borrowing money or earned on deposits.
- Code A unique code or password used to verify the identity of the account holder during online transactions or accessing certain bank services.
- A machine that allows customers to perform basic banking transactions such as withdrawing cash, making deposits, and checking account balances.
- A document that shows all the transactions and the current balance in a bank account over a certain period.
- The process of converting one currency into another, usually for travel or international transactions.
- Any action that involves the movement of money in or out of a bank account, such as depositing, withdrawing, or transferring funds.
20 Clues: To put money into a bank account. • To take money out of a bank account. • A loan provided by a bank to finance the purchase of a house or property. • A unique numeric code used to access a bank account or authorize transactions. • The additional amount of money charged by a bank for borrowing money or earned on deposits. • ...
Financial literacy assignment 2025-09-18
Across
- - Interest earned on both the original amount and previously earned interest
- - Ownership interest in an asset
- - A collection of investments owned by an individual
- - The ability to borrow money with the promise to pay it back
- - Something of value that you own
- - Money that is owed to someone else
- - Total income generated from business operations
- - A debt or financial obligation
- - A payment made by companies to their shareholders
- - The general increase in prices over time
Down
- - The original amount of money borrowed or invested
- - A plan for spending and saving money over a specific period
- - Money earned on savings or paid on borrowed money
- - Money spent on goods or services
- - Putting money into something with the expectation of earning more money
15 Clues: - Ownership interest in an asset • - A debt or financial obligation • - Something of value that you own • - Money spent on goods or services • - Money that is owed to someone else • - The general increase in prices over time • - Total income generated from business operations • - The original amount of money borrowed or invested • ...
grands 2025-09-18
Across
- Interest earned on both the original amount and previously earned interest
- Ownership interest in an asset
- A collection of investments owned by an individua
- The ability to borrow money with the promise to pay it back
- Something of value that you own
- Money that is owed to someone else
- Total income generated from business operations
- A debt or financial obligation
- A payment made by companies to their shareholder
- The general increase in prices over time
Down
- The original amount of money borrowed or invested
- A plan for spending and saving money over a specific period
- Money earned on savings or paid on borrowed money
- Money spent on goods or services
- Putting money into something with the expectation of earning more money
15 Clues: Ownership interest in an asset • A debt or financial obligation • Something of value that you own • Money spent on goods or services • Money that is owed to someone else • The general increase in prices over time • Total income generated from business operations • A payment made by companies to their shareholder • The original amount of money borrowed or invested • ...
Cristian Varney's Puzzle 2024-03-22
Across
- goods tools needed for making things (tractor, cars, computer
- a tax on goods you buy
- looking for items that are similar to one that you want to buy
- the work that someone does
- what a person gives up by choosing one way of using resources instead of another
- emergencies, retirement, to buy something in the future
- tax that is charged on money earned from working
- a person who needs to hire someone
- someone who takes a risk to start a business
Down
- to pay you back for using your money, the bank pays interest for your savings account
- a service in which you put money in a bank so that you can take it out slowly over time
- the total amount of things that a group can produce
- the study of how we use money
- money that is paid to the government
- a percentage of the total amount you have in the bank that is into your account
- 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
- money that you have to pay back
- someone who works for an employer
- the US has a _ economy
20 Clues: a tax on goods you buy • the US has a _ economy • the work that someone does • the study of how we use money • 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 • someone who takes a risk to start a business • tax that is charged on money earned from working • ...
Financial Fun 2024-05-13
Across
- Payment Typically paid on a monthly basis
- Scheme Fraud that is setup in the shape of a structure in egypt
- Card A payment card linked directly to a bank account
- Growing your money for the future
- A scam where someone reveals their personal information
- Someone selling something
- Card A payment card that allows card holders to borrow fund for purchases that need to be payed off at the end
- Takes over loan if a person can't pay
- Retirement income provided by an employer
- Cost Expenses that change
- A place to get money
- Loan agreements between investors and borrowers typically issued by governments or corporations
- Fund Fund that tracks a specific market index
- Type of retirement account
- Cost Expenses that remain constant
- Someone purchasing something
- History A record of a persons borrowing and repayment activity
- Ownership in a company bought and sold on the stock market
- Bond Bond issued by the government
Down
- Marketing Scheme A strategy to sell products or services
- Borrowed money
- Protection in case of unexpected events
- Theft Stolen personal information
- A decrease in value overtime
- of Deposit C.D
- No money
- Account A bank account that earns you money
- Green paper
- The cost of borrowing money
- Money owed to creditors
- Score A number to represent a persons credit worthiness
31 Clues: No money • Green paper • Borrowed money • of Deposit C.D • A place to get money • Money owed to creditors • Someone selling something • Cost Expenses that change • Type of retirement account • The cost of borrowing money • A decrease in value overtime • Someone purchasing something • Theft Stolen personal information • Growing your money for the future • ...
cashless society 2024-09-03
Across
- devices or systems that operate using electrical energy
- digital metodes, such as online banking, mobile apps or credit card transaction
- financial transactions are conducted without the u sage of cash
- illegal activites to hide the source and nature of illegal funds to make them appear to come from legitimate activites
- financial institution that accepts deposit, provide loans, and offer various financial service
- individuals who steal from others, typically using force or threats
- records or statements that track financial transactions and balances for individuals, organizations, or businesses
- Credit card payments, withdraw from atm machine or over the counter
- card borrow money up to a limit for purchases or cash advances, which pay back later.
- exchange of goods and service
Down
- used to make transactions
- to save money online and make financial transactions
- a payment system that is carried out without using cash
- method that uses paper money and metal asa means of transactions
- person who buys goods
- the amount of money required to buy or do something.
- ilegal activities invloving money, such as fraud, or money laundering
- activity of buying, selling, of producing goods and services for provit
- take out money from an account or bank
- give something and receive something else in return.
20 Clues: person who buys goods • used to make transactions • exchange of goods and service • take out money from an account or bank • to save money online and make financial transactions • the amount of money required to buy or do something. • give something and receive something else in return. • devices or systems that operate using electrical energy • ...
BizTown 2022-12-14
Across
- Members of a town, city, country, state, or county that have certain rights and responsibilities
- A company that sells goods and services
- Booklet for recording money deposited or withdrawn from an account (2 words, no spaces)
- A person who creates or supplies goods or services
- Payments that citizens and businesses are required to make to a government
- An account that usually earns interest and is often used to hold money that is not needed right away(2 words, no spaces)
- The money an employee earns for his or her work
- People who buy and use goods and services
- A model of the movement of goods, services, resources, and money in an economy(2 words, no spaces)
- A check that is written for more than the amount of money in a checking account(2 words, no spaces)
- A written record of money put into a checking account(2 words, no spaces)
- The amount of money left after all business expenses have been paid
- Skills that represent the way good employees should act on the job (2 words, no spaces)
- The amount of money earned from business sales
- A catchy tune used to advertise a business or product
- A plan for saving, spending, and managing money
- A place where people live, work, trade, and share
- A bank account used to pay bills and access funds using checks and debit cards(2 words, no spaces)
- Money borrowed that must be repaid, usually with interest
- An agreement to repay a loan within a specific time period(2 words, no spaces)
- A business agreement or exchange
- A check received for work completed
- Things made by people and used to produce goods or offer services(2 words, no spaces)
- The money people earn for their work
Down
- Work done for others
- A person who works for an employer
- To write a signature on the back of a check
- The amount of money charged for a good or service(2 words, no spaces)
- A card that allows customers to electronically withdraw funds from their accounts to purchase goods and services(2 words, no spaces)
- Things people buy and use
- A check written from a specific individuals checking account(2 words, no spaces)
- A business that provides money related services(2 words, no spaces)
- The current amount of money in an account
- The amount of money placed into an account after all deductions are made(2 words, no spaces)
- Payments made online or with an app(2 words, no spaces)
- The total of all expenses needed to run a business(2 words, no spaces)
- The individual responsible for a business's finances
- A system that guides how money is earned and used in a society
- The exchange of money, goods, snd resources in a market economy
- A system in which economic decisions are made by people and businesses, with little government influence(2 words, no spaces)
- The amount of money an employee receives after taxes and other deductions are taken from a paycheck(2 words, no spaces)
- The people and things needed to produce goods and services
42 Clues: Work done for others • Things people buy and use • A business agreement or exchange • A person who works for an employer • A check received for work completed • The money people earn for their work • A company that sells goods and services • The current amount of money in an account • People who buy and use goods and services • To write a signature on the back of a check • ...
Unit 4 Crossword 2021-02-13
Across
- a piece of paper money
- feeling happy about something
- worth a lot of money
- a piece of wood or metal that stands in the ground to hold something or to show where something is;
- a thick round piece of wood from a tree
- having no money
- a passage built underground, for example to allow a road or railway to go through a hill, under a river, etc.
- money in coins and notes
- a circle of metal that you wear on your finger
- to pay money for something; gastar; to pass time
- having a lot of money or property
- to get money by working
- slightly angry
- a man on the day of his wedding
- to be the best or the first in a game, race or competition
- material that has very large spaces between the threads
- a thing that is built over a road, railway or river so that people, trains or cars can cross it
- a woman on the day of her wedding
- dirty and/or untidy
Down
- to give something, especially money, to people who need it
- a piece of paper or an electronic document that shows that goods or services have been paid for
- to give something to somebody who pays you money for it
- the man that somebody is married to
- a time when a man and a woman get married
- to keep or not spend money so that you can buy something later
- a sum of money that is paid back to you, especially because you paid too much or because you returned goods to a shop
- machine a machine in or outside a bank, shop, etc., from which you can get money from your bank account using a special plastic card
- arranged neatly and with everything in order
- an act of giving something to somebody or doing something for somebody and receiving something in return
- a piece of money made of metal
- a person that you have invited to your house or to a particular event that you are paying for
- to give money to get something, opposite of sell
- to come or go back from one place to another
- the woman that somebody is married to
34 Clues: slightly angry • having no money • dirty and/or untidy • worth a lot of money • a piece of paper money • to get money by working • money in coins and notes • feeling happy about something • a piece of money made of metal • a man on the day of his wedding • having a lot of money or property • a woman on the day of her wedding • the man that somebody is married to • ...
Financial Literacy 2025-04-17
Across
- The results or effects of an action or decision.
- 49ers football team
- rideshare driver
- People who are learning at a school, college, or university
- An organization that sells goods or services to make money.
- Something that happens or is planned over a short period of time.
- capital of California
- rideshare driver
- something that happens or is planned over a long period of time.
- People who buy and use goods and services.
- Things you aim to do or achieve.
- Money earned from working, investments, or other sources.
- The time that comes after the present.
- Help and advice from a professional about managing money and debt
- Nonprofit financial institutions owned by their members that offer similar services to banks.
- Putting money into things like stocks or businesses to try to make more money over time.
- a tax imposed by a government on imported goods, typically intended to make those goods more expensive than domestically produced goods
- A loan used to buy a home, paid back over time with interest.
- Money paid regularly to live in or use someone else’s property.
Down
- When prices go up over time, reducing the buying power of money
- Money set aside for future use instead of being spent
- A service you pay for that helps cover the cost of unexpected events (like accidents, illness, or damage).
- The money left after taxes that a person can spend or save.
- A place where people buy and sell stocks and other investments.
- Shares of ownership in a company.
- ability to understand and effectively use financial information to make informed decisions about money
- the process of organizing and directing resources to achieve goals
- Being able to take care of yourself without needing help from others.
- decisions or goals someone makes, often to improve their life
- The process of learning and gaining knowledge or skills through study, experience, or teaching.
- money that you owe to another party
- To successfully reach a goal or result through effort.
- Planning how to spend money by tracking income and expenses.
- A type of insurance that helps pay for medical care.
- An asset or item you spend money on, hoping it will grow in value.
35 Clues: rideshare driver • rideshare driver • 49ers football team • capital of California • Things you aim to do or achieve. • Shares of ownership in a company. • money that you owe to another party • The time that comes after the present. • People who buy and use goods and services. • The results or effects of an action or decision. • ...
Banking bocabulary 2020-10-03
Across
- ( an amount of ) money paid to the government , which is based on your income or of the cost of goods or services you have bought
- Non Sufficient Fund
- drew drawn to take money out of a bank account- whithdrawal
- deficit in a bank account caused by whithdrawing more money than is paind
- money lent by a bank etc and that must be repaind whith interest -also v.
- local office or bureau of a bank that customers can visit.
- when you spend or use money.
- abbreviation of Automated Teller Machine a machine usually in a wall outside a bank from which you can take money out of your bank account using a special card
- person to whom money is paid
- written order to a bank to pay the stated sum from one's account chequeUK
Down
- money paid to a bank for bank s services etc
- paind , paind deposit or put money in to a bank account.
- a record of transactions in a bank account.
- the difference between credits and debits in an account.
- plastic card from a bank authorising the puschasing of good on credit.
- book containing detachable check s chequebook.
- a sum deducted from a bank account , as for a cheque -also v.
- money which is owed to someone else or the state of owing something
18 Clues: Non Sufficient Fund • when you spend or use money. • person to whom money is paid • a record of transactions in a bank account. • money paid to a bank for bank s services etc • book containing detachable check s chequebook. • the difference between credits and debits in an account. • paind , paind deposit or put money in to a bank account. • ...
Do We Know the Words You Know? 2025-03-10
22 Clues: mco • h2o • end • stop • money • stopped • approves • register • entrance • changing • learning • largeamounts • limited money • causing before • acceptable again • seat with sensors • allotment category • bigger than normal • Blowup without pixels • same value but not money • changes with the calendar • connecting people with household items
Financial Terms 2022-10-18
Across
- An investment strategy that divides up the amount of money being invested and purchases small quantities of assets over time.
- Property owned by a person that has value and could be used to pay off debt.
- Tax paid to the International Revenue Service based on income from employment or business activity.
- Money that is iwed in return for a loan or a purchase.
- A small loan with a very high interest rate lent with the expectation that the borrower will repay the full amount of the loan with their next paycheck.
- All of the money that an individual receives or earns in a set period of time.
- A plan for income and expenses during a set period of time.
- A percentage of both the principal and previously accrued interest that is added to the total amount owned on a loan.
- The extent to which a person or company is considered suitable to receive a loan, based on their reliability in paying money back in the past.
- Money paid at a regular rate in exchange for money lent.
- The pay for work completed in a set period of time.
- Money that is paid quarterly to shareholders of a company from the profits of the company.
Down
- An increase in monetary value.
- The total amount of money held by an individual or company, including both assets and debts.
- A tax-advantaged retirement plan with an employer contribution.
- The monetary fees given to an individual if they perform an early withdrawal from a locked or time-specific account.
- A loan for a house where the interest rate stays the same throughout the entire term of the loan.
- Small amounts of money borrowed from credit card lenders at very high interest.
- An individual retirement account where you can make after-tax contributions; withdraws made after age 59 1/2 are tax and penalty free.
- Debt that does not increase your net worth or help you earn more money.
- Money expended that can increase your net worth and help you earn money.
- Money that is expended with the expectation of earning profit in return.
- Number that describes a person's likelihood of paying back loans, ranges from 300 to 850.
- Original amount of money lent in a loan that does not include interest.
- Initial payment at the point of a large item like a car or house.
25 Clues: An increase in monetary value. • The pay for work completed in a set period of time. • Money that is iwed in return for a loan or a purchase. • Money paid at a regular rate in exchange for money lent. • A plan for income and expenses during a set period of time. • A tax-advantaged retirement plan with an employer contribution. • ...
Fin Lit Review 2025-11-24
Across
- , Spending money each month that the amount does not change
- , If you miss a payment on your credit card this will increase the cost
- Money on a loan payment that the lender makes
- , Government spending that can change each year
- , What you have to pay each month when you receive your credit card statement
- , Using your credit card in another country
- Can invest into these in attempt to make money
- Yearly cost for insurance
- , Taking money out of an ATM with your credit card
- , Because you chose option A you lost out on Option B
- , Fee you have to pay just for having a credit card
- , Shows all the important information for a credit card
- Spending Account
- , Total payment of a loan with interest factored in
- , Requires collateral
- , Money made before deductions
- How much someone makes in a year
- when an item loses value over time
- , Classified as your take-home pay
- How much you need to pay per visit in order for your insurance to kick in
- , Money you pay yourself toward a doctors visit
- , Money leftover after your bills are paid
- , Used when filing taxes to lower the reported income
Down
- , NOT A JOKE JIM MILLIONS OF FAMILIES SUFFER EVERY YEAR
- , Extra time to pay your credit card bill without penalty
- , Using your car as collateral
- , How often you can return to the hospital
- , Government HAS TO spend this money
- , Does not require collateral
- Splitting doctor visit cost with your insurance
- Retirement account taxed when you put money in
- , AKA "Second Mortgage"
- , Used when filing taxes to receive extra money on your taxes
- , Should keep this under 30% to benefit your credit score
- , Individuals seeking Health Insurance have a tough time finding coverage
- , Loan with extremely high interest rates and two week payback period
- Choosing to rent a car or home rather than buy
- Account that builds interest
- Helps cover the cost of doctor visits and surgery
- , official paperwork filled out when buying a car
- Splitting doctor visit cost with your insurance
- , Covers surgeries like heart transplant
- Money on loan payment that goes toward what you owe
- , Tactic used where anytime your credit is used you are notified
- , Taking your debt from one credit card and moving it to another
- Planning your money
- , Goes to a pot of money to used for the common good
- , Plan your budget so that all money has somewhere to go
48 Clues: Spending Account • Planning your money • , Requires collateral • , AKA "Second Mortgage" • Yearly cost for insurance • Account that builds interest • , Does not require collateral • , Using your car as collateral • , Money made before deductions • How much someone makes in a year • when an item loses value over time • , Classified as your take-home pay • ...
U3 Vocab crossword 2023-11-10
Across
- Give money to buy or do something.
- Small bag for keeping money and cards.
- Person who buys from a shop
- Costs little money.
- +
- -
Down
- =
- To give something for money.
- Money parents give children.
- Person who takes your money in a shop.
- Costs a lot of money.
- Money you get back after buying something.
- To get something by paying money.
13 Clues: = • + • - • Costs little money. • Costs a lot of money. • Person who buys from a shop • To give something for money. • Money parents give children. • To get something by paying money. • Give money to buy or do something. • Person who takes your money in a shop. • Small bag for keeping money and cards. • Money you get back after buying something.
Personal Finance: Jackie 2022-02-11
Across
- Taxes withheld or paid on your behalf by your employer
- A check written to a worker stating the amount of money earned
- Helps pay medical expenses if injured on the job
- The regular schedule by which employees are paid
- A specific amount paid for every hour worked
- A person who relies on the taxpayer for financial support
- A form that determines the amount of pay that will be withheld for federal taxes
- The insurance that covers vehicle repair
- The insurance that covers pays for medical bills
- A fee that a salesperson receives upon completion of a sale
- Amount of money earned before payroll taxes
- Outlines the deductions made to wages
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- A government program that funds retirement accounts, financially supports citizens that have a disability, and the death of a parent or spouse
- Wages that are directly deposited into an account
- Money saved in an account for emergencies
- Money spent
- Money saved up over time for a big purchase
- Amount of money left once all deductions have been taken from gross income
- Money received or earned
- A product that transfers risk from an individual to a company or organization
- Income that is saved or invested for future use
- Taxes paid based on the amount of money earned
- A federal program that helps pay for health care for those over 65
- The set amount of money paid to an employee
24 Clues: Money spent • Money received or earned • Outlines the deductions made to wages • The insurance that covers vehicle repair • Money saved in an account for emergencies • Money saved up over time for a big purchase • The set amount of money paid to an employee • Amount of money earned before payroll taxes • A specific amount paid for every hour worked • ...
FL: Unit Two Quiz 2025-09-14
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- History tells lenders how long you have been using credit and how long you've had different accounts.
- Restrictions on the amount that can be withdrawn.
- To take money out of an account.
- Are financial institutions that act as a middleman between buyers and sellers of financial instruments, such as stocks, bonds, and options.
- Are not-for-profit organizations that exist to serve their members.
- yield savings account an account that pays a higher interest rate than traditional savings accounts,
- a three-digit number representing your creditworthiness. It helps lenders determine how likely you are to repay borrowed money.
- a savings account that gains interest and has a set time before you can withdraw your money
- Score higher than 800
- an independent agency created by the Congress to maintain that your money is safe in the bank.
- Credit tells lenders if you are opening and closing new credit accounts regularly.
- Cost of borrowing money, expressed as a percentage.
- Are a depository or lending institution that primarily serves businesses and individuals in a small geographic area.
- An account designed to save money, often has limits on withdrawals.
- tells lenders how much money you owe lenders already. It shows lenders how much debt you owe across all the credit you have, notjust one type.
- money earned by other money put in a financial institution
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- money is electronically deposited into your bank account.
- tells lenders how well you have paid off your credit in the past.
- who you address the check to.
- A payment card that allows you to spend money directly from your checking or savings account.
- Basic deposit accounts with low interest rates for storing money.
- is one of the largest companies in the United States that generates credit scores.
- A small plastic card issued by a bank, business, etc., allowing the holder to purchase goods or services on credit.
- A type of savings account that pays a higher interest rate because the minimum balance is often high.
- Are financial institutions that specialize in offering savings accounts and originating home mortgages, and are owned by depositors.
- Score lower than 500
- to put money into an account
- Offer deposit accounts, loans, and limited financial advice to both consumers and businesses on a world-wide or country-wide scale.
- Mix mix looks at the different types of credit you own.
- a paper form that you fill out allowing the business or person to take money out of your shoe box at the bank.
- How much money is required to stay in your account.
- A transaction account designed to move money in and out of the account.
- and A financial institution that provides banking and lending services.
- which you can withdraw, deposit, and check balances
34 Clues: Score lower than 500 • Score higher than 800 • to put money into an account • who you address the check to. • To take money out of an account. • Restrictions on the amount that can be withdrawn. • How much money is required to stay in your account. • which you can withdraw, deposit, and check balances • Cost of borrowing money, expressed as a percentage. • ...
Future Smart 1 2022-01-27
Across
- A MONETARY FEE YOU ARE CHARGED FOR BORROWING MONEY
- FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL STUENT AID ABBREVIATION
- FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
- THE PEOPLE THAT ARE FINANCIALLY PROTECTED IN A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY
- AMOUNT YOU ARE PERSONALLY REQUIRED TO PAY BEFORE YOUR INSURANCE COVERS THE COST
- MONEY YOU CAN EARN
- MONEY THAT A PERSON IS REQUIRED TO PAY FOR SERVICES AFTER A DEDUCTIBLE
- INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOU
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- WHEN MONEY IS ADDED INTO A BANK ACCOUNT
- WHEN THE PRICE OF GOODS OR SERVICES INCREASES
- WHEN THE PRICE OF GOODS OR SERVICES DECREASES
- AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU ARE CHARGED
- THE MONEY YOU'RE SPENDING
- MEASURES THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO ARE WILLING TO BUY A PARTICULAR GOOD OR SERVIE AT A GIVEN PRICE
- AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE
- A NETWORK OF CONSUMERS AND PRODUCES OF GOODS AND SERVICES IN A COMMUNITY
- A PLAN FOR SPENDING OR SAVING MONEY
- A FIXED FEE YOU PAY FOR SPEFIFIC MEICAL SERVCES
18 Clues: MONEY YOU CAN EARN • AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE • THE MONEY YOU'RE SPENDING • INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOU • AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU ARE CHARGED • A PLAN FOR SPENDING OR SAVING MONEY • FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION • WHEN MONEY IS ADDED INTO A BANK ACCOUNT • WHEN THE PRICE OF GOODS OR SERVICES INCREASES • WHEN THE PRICE OF GOODS OR SERVICES DECREASES • ...
Unit 1 Personal Finance 2025-08-12
Across
- Buying something now and paying for it (plus interest) later; a loan.
- An individual, bank, or company who loans money.
- money given for designated period of time which must be repaid
- salaries, wages, interests and dividends.
- wage lowest wage permitted by law
- work-related financial earnings
- Card plastic card issued by a bank, allowing a person to purchase goods or services on credit.
- money borrowed (but has not been repaid)
- Putting money to use in something that offers potentially profitable returns.
- fee paid for the use of borrowing money. The cost of borrowing money.
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- money in exchange for goods or services.
- How you manage your money.
- A house payment
- account An account used to pay for day to day items.
- "A plan for spending and saving one's income."
- Money that is set aside for later use
- Account bank account used to set aside money for future use.
17 Clues: A house payment • How you manage your money. • work-related financial earnings • wage lowest wage permitted by law • Money that is set aside for later use • money in exchange for goods or services. • money borrowed (but has not been repaid) • salaries, wages, interests and dividends. • "A plan for spending and saving one's income." • ...
Bridger p8 economics 2023-01-23
Across
- to send out of the cuntry
- prices are falling
- rising prices
- money we earn by working
- items or products to create
- goods and services brought to the county to buy
- workers focus on one type work
- money we pay to the government
- trading goods and services
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- workers or employees
- when you borrow money
- money that is owed to someone else.
- buying small pices of a compeny
- things we think we need need thing we must have for survival
- protrude avlailable
- farming
- a system of dollars and coins
- taxes money paid extra for good sand service
- small pieces of a company
19 Clues: farming • rising prices • prices are falling • protrude avlailable • workers or employees • when you borrow money • money we earn by working • to send out of the cuntry • small pieces of a company • trading goods and services • items or products to create • a system of dollars and coins • workers focus on one type work • money we pay to the government • buying small pices of a compeny • ...
Doc 8 money management 2022-11-01
Across
- Abusive, unfair,or deceptive loan offers
- Where you store your money
- Paycheck
- putting money into something hoping to gain
- Charged interest, based on credit and has consequences
- Money you can borrow but you have to pay back with interest
- refers to how you handle all of your finances, from budgeting to investing, to saving and setting goals.
- How much someone pays out of pocket before their insurance company pays the rest
Down
- Using your money wisely, or lack thereof
- Money you can borrow that you have to pay back and it affects your credit score
- To help you so you don't pay the full amount of an accident that they take out an amount of money each paycheck and you can see it on your paystub
- making money
- what you take home after taxes
- what you get from your job
- pay Overall pay
- The government takes out of your
- spending money you don't have
17 Clues: Paycheck • making money • pay Overall pay • Where you store your money • what you get from your job • spending money you don't have • what you take home after taxes • The government takes out of your • Using your money wisely, or lack thereof • Abusive, unfair,or deceptive loan offers • putting money into something hoping to gain • ...
Banking 2023-04-27
Across
- A plastic card that gives access to aline of credit and the user is expected to repay their balance in full every month.
- A savings or checking account established in the names of more than one person.
- An amount of money taken out of an account.
- Buying or borrowing on the promise to repay at a later date.
- An account for which the holder can write checks.
- A rating of yours use of credit based on: your payment history, amount owed, the length of your credit history, new credit, and the types fo credit you use.
- An establishment for lending, issuing, borrowing, exchanging, and safeguarding money.
- Money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business
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- The orginal amount of money borrowed, deposited, or invested before interest accrues.
- An individual or company that puts money in a bank account.
- Sum of money owed by an individual or institution
- Money deposited with a financial institution for investment and/or safekeeping.
- A legal agreement that creates an interest in real estate between a borrower and a lender.
- Any written document instructing a bank to pay money from the writer's account.
- The fee paid for the use of money.
- Money owed to individuals, businesses, or institutions.
- Anything that a bank accepts as security against the debtor's not repaying a loan.
- anything used as a common medium of exchange.
18 Clues: The fee paid for the use of money. • An amount of money taken out of an account. • anything used as a common medium of exchange. • Sum of money owed by an individual or institution • An account for which the holder can write checks. • Money owed to individuals, businesses, or institutions. • An individual or company that puts money in a bank account. • ...
JA Biztown 2013-03-18
Across
- amount of money in bank account
- a place where goods and services are exchanged for money
- a bank account that you can write checks against
- things you buy that you need, like food, clothes
- to place money in a bank account
- a salary or money
- a form used to put money in bank
- a person who works for money
Down
- things you buy where something is done for you
- a bank card used to buy things at a store
- a bank account that earns interest
- a record of withdrawals and deposits
- money paid to the government
- removing money from bank
- buying or selling something
15 Clues: a salary or money • removing money from bank • buying or selling something • money paid to the government • a person who works for money • amount of money in bank account • to place money in a bank account • a form used to put money in bank • a bank account that earns interest • a record of withdrawals and deposits • a bank card used to buy things at a store • ...
get rich quick crossword 23-10-25 2025-10-23
Across
- money you receive unexpectedly
- kaum
- the money you receive when you are too old to work
- monthly loan payments on your house or flat
- money paid for your degree course (2)
- money back on faulty goods / goods you don't want
- money you spend that you can claim back from the company
Down
- the euro, the pound, the dollar
- the money you receive from a relative (usually your parents) when they die
- very wealthy
- another word for buy
- in the red
- money paid i.e. by the state to support people or businesses
- stop working
- you save money for a _______ day
15 Clues: kaum • in the red • very wealthy • stop working • another word for buy • money you receive unexpectedly • the euro, the pound, the dollar • you save money for a _______ day • money paid for your degree course (2) • monthly loan payments on your house or flat • money back on faulty goods / goods you don't want • the money you receive when you are too old to work • ...
