Financial Literacy

2. The proceeds of a financial activity after all expenses have been paid.
5. A plan of expected income and expenses for a period of time.
6. A legal agreement covering the payment of money in return for goods
7. Costs associated with an activity.
8. A financial institution providing a range of services for customers who deposit and withdraw money, including loans.
9. Money left over from income after expenses and debts have been paid.
12. The writing of your name by hand.
13. A proportion of income paid to the government to provide services for the community such as hospitals and schools.
15. Money in the form of notes and coins.
17. A business involved in buying and selling goods or services.
18. The difference between money received and paid. Can be positive or negative.
21. Money paid into an account.
22. Money that a person must repay.
23. Accessing money on loan to make purchases.

1. Items available for purchase.
2. The exchange of money for goods or services of equivalent value.
3. Actions people provide for others for a fee.
4. Return on money saved.
6. An individual who purchases goods and services.
10. Taking money from an account.
11. Money given to someone on condition that it is paid back later.
14. A written promise to pay funds from a nominated bank account. Must be signed by the owner of the bank account.
16. Automatic Teller Machine mainly used to dispense cash from an account
19. A person operating the receipt and payment of money.
20. services.
21. A payment out of a bank account.