Financial Literacy

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Across
  1. 4. cover Insurance that protects your income in case you are unable to work.
  2. 7. interest Interest earned on interest.
  3. 9. A regular amount of money you pay for using a product.
  4. 12. Rates The percentage of payment that goes into your superannuation fund.
  5. 13. When you have more money than you expected to have.
  6. 16. A part of a company that people can buy or sell.
  7. 17. When you buy things.
  8. 19. Techniques The things that businesses do to try and get you to buy their product instead of anyone else's.
  9. 23. The money you receive as a shareholder of a company.
  10. 24. The price paid for borrowing money or the money earned for lending money.
  11. 26. Card This lets you borrow money to buy stuff.
  12. 28. price How much it costs to buy one share.
  13. 29. A deposit is money that is put into your bank account.
  14. 31. Exchanges A market that makes buying and selling shares possible.
  15. 32. A plan of how we expect to spend the money we make.
  16. 33. Card This lets you use your money to buy stuff.
  17. 36. A way to lower your investment risk by making sure you don't have too many of one kind of share.
  18. 39. Agreement A legal contract between the tenant and the landlord that agrees on the conditions of renting the property.
  19. 40. The name for the loan you get when you buy a house.
  20. 41. When something goes wrong, and you contact your insurer to get them to help you pay for the issue to be fixed.
Down
  1. 1. Vitae A written overview of your experience and other qualifications that you provide when you apply for a job.
  2. 2. account This is where you can keep your money.
  3. 3. When a person or group of people are trying to trick you for the purpose of getting money.
  4. 5. The amount of money you pay to the insurance company when you make an insurance claim.
  5. 6. The regular payments you need to make to stay insured.
  6. 8. A health condition that you already know that you have.
  7. 10. Medical Cover Insurance that covers medical needs.
  8. 11. Once a year.
  9. 14. When you spend more money than you intended.
  10. 15. Public Offering When a company sells shares in their company on a public stock market for the first time.
  11. 18. A person or organisation that owns a property but rents it to others to occupy.
  12. 20. An agreement where you pay a company, and the company promises to pay money if certain things go wrong.
  13. 21. People who provide information to a potential employer about your previous work or who you are as a person.
  14. 22. annum Over a whole year.
  15. 25. When you stop working permanently, usually around age 65.
  16. 27. Rate The amount of this is usually worked out as a percentage of the amount borrowed per month or year.
  17. 30. The things that you own.
  18. 34. An amount of money that is taken out of your bank account.
  19. 35. Someone who rents land or property of the owner.
  20. 37. performance How well your money grew over the year, depending on the type of fund you are in.
  21. 38. Any money that you make.