Financial Literacy Terms

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Across
  1. 2. Proof that you legally own a car.
  2. 3. Taking money out of an account.
  3. 7. A government program that gives money to retirees and others who qualify.
  4. 9. Paying to use property for a certain amount of time.
  5. 10. A group of investments you own.
  6. 11. A retirement account funded with after-tax money.
  7. 13. Deduction Something that lowers taxable income.
  8. 15. Money paid to the government for public services.
  9. 16. Someone you support financially who can lower your taxes.
  10. 19. Spreading investments to lower risk.
  11. 21. A record of your credit history and activity.
  12. 23. A written promise to repair or replace a product if needed.
Down
  1. 1. A retirement savings account through work that grows until withdrawn later
  2. 3. A form telling your employer how much tax to withhold.
  3. 4. When something loses value over time.
  4. 5. A form showing yearly earnings and taxes taken out.
  5. 6. Negative credit history like late payments or collections.
  6. 7. A small piece of ownership in a company.
  7. 8. A used car inspected and approved by the manufacturer.
  8. 12. Putting money away to grow wealth over time.
  9. 14. Paying to use a car for a set time instead of buying it.
  10. 17. Not paying bills on time.
  11. 18. A lender checking your credit, which can lower your score for a while.
  12. 20. Protection that helps cover unexpected costs.
  13. 22. Money taken from paychecks for the government.