Ch. 4 Pt. Two Vocab

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Across
  1. 4. A three-digit number that shows lenders how reliably you have paid back borrowed money in the past.
  2. 5. Small, miscellaneous everyday items or household supplies that are bought as needed rather than on a strict schedule.
  3. 6. Mandatory payments required by federal, state, or local governments on income, property, or sales
  4. 7. Amounts of money automatically taken from your gross income for taxes, health insurance, or retirement savings before you get your final paycheck.
Down
  1. 1. Bills or costs that stay the exact same dollar amount every single month, making them predictable and easy to plan for in a budget.
  2. 2. Monthly costs that change or fluctuate in amount depending on your usage, habits, or needs during that specific period.
  3. 3. The total amount of money you earn from your job before any taxes, benefits, or other deductions are taken out of your paycheck.
  4. 7. Money that is owed and must be paid back to a person, bank, or company, usually with interest fees