Financial Literacy

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Across
  1. 3. Adding money to an account. The opposite of a withdrawal.
  2. 5. Taking money out of an account. Using an ATM to get cash
  3. 10. Money received, usually from work. Your gross or net pay.
  4. 11. Money set aside for the future. What you put into an emergency fund.
  5. 13. A spending plan for your money. Where you list income and expenses.
  6. 14. The amount of money in an account. What's left over after calculations.
Down
  1. 1. Your ability to borrow money. Trust that a borrower will repay a loan.
  2. 2. A bank account for daily transactions. The account associated with a debit card.
  3. 4. The cost of goods or services. Money you spend.
  4. 6. Money owed to another party. A financial obligation or burden.
  5. 7. What you owe; a financial obligation. The opposite of an asset.
  6. 8. The cost of borrowing money. The percentage earned on savings.
  7. 9. The management of large amounts of money. A study of money and investments.
  8. 12. Something owned that has value (e.g., a home). Can be sold for cash.
  9. 14. An institution that manages money. Where you go to open an account.