Financial Literacy
Across
- 2. a paper order to the bank directing who money must be paid to and how much
- 3. a person who owes money to a creditor
- 5. a fee charged to a person group or business when a legal financial agreement is broken
- 8. money that is directly withdrawn from a bank account
- 11. a person that helps individuals or families invest money to save for the future
- 12. a legal agreement between a bank and an individual or group of individuals that involves providing money for a purchase with an agreement to pay it back
- 14. costs associated with using ATM machines
- 16. allowing someone to withdraw more money than is in an account for a fee
- 18. money collected by the government to be used to provide services to the people in a country
- 23. a prepaid order of payment with a specific sum and payee
- 24. a legal agreement between a bank and individual or group to loan money for the purchase of a property
- 25. the people who buy and use products
- 26. machines that dispense money to customers using a debit or credit card
- 27. the cost associated with borrowing money
- 29. an electronic method of moving money by email or smartphone
- 30. physical currency in paper or coins
Down
- 1. an estimate of income and expenditures on a weekly or monthly basis
- 2. a card that authorizes purchases with an agreement to pay the money back later
- 4. the cost of changing the currency of one country to the currency of another country
- 6. a plan used by companies to reward customers for using their business
- 7. a report that indicates how well someone has paid their debts high scores are good low scores are bad
- 9. a financial institution where money can be saved or borrowed
- 10. the taking of a property when the debtor has failed to pay the creditor the agreed upon payments
- 13. an instance of buying or selling something
- 15. price reductions to clear out older products or to entice consumers to buy products
- 17. goals about saving and using money in the future
- 19. the amount of money that must be paid out
- 20. a person or intstitution that loans money to a debtor
- 21. when an individual or group is unable to make agreed upon payments due to lack of funds
- 22. the amount of money that a person earns
- 28. money added on to the purchase of goods and services by the government