Financial Algebra - Chapters 1 - 4 Vocab
Across
- 2. The amount of money currently in an account
- 3. Bank account used to write checks/ for a debit card
- 9. Usually used when referring to an hourly rate of pay
- 10. A deduction from a paycheck based on income that goes to the U.S. government
- 13. A deduction from a paycheck based on income that goes to the state government
- 14. "Every two weeks"
- 15. Retirement benefits for people 62+, or for younger people who are unable to work
- 19. A document attached to a paycheck that shows pay and deductions
- 25. Withdrawals from a paycheck for taxes, insurance, etc.
- 28. Interest calculated on a principal loan, usually calculated on a yearly cycle, once a year
- 30. The percentage rate set by a bank to determine interest paid
- 31. Withdrawing more money from an account than it holds
- 32. Yearly, Every year
Down
- 1. The amount of times per year someone is paid
- 4. Your "..." income is your income after deductions
- 5. Interest calculated on a principal loan plus all accrued interest
- 6. The amount of money in an account
- 7. A table to record checks and other debits from a checking act
- 8. There are 52 of these in a year
- 11. A range of incomes taxes at the same rate
- 12. "Paid time off"
- 16. Extra money paid to the bank for money borrowed
- 17. Federal health insurance for people 65+
- 18. Hours worked more than the scheduled amount
- 20. If your get paid 12 times a year, you are paid "...."
- 21. Your "..." income is your income before deductions
- 22. If you are paid four times a year, you are paid "..."
- 23. An amount of money borrowed from a bank
- 24. A sum of money increasing over time
- 26. "Twice a month"
- 27. Failure of an employer to pay an employee for hours worked
- 29. Usually used when referring to a yearly amount of pay