Money

1. Spending borrowed money that you have to pay back.
3. A plan for how to use your money, showing how much will be saved, spent, or set aside for later.
5. Money that is given back when you return something or are charged incorrectly.
8. How people and businesses manage money, including earning, spending, saving, and borrowing.
9. The worth of something, usually measured in money.
11. For money you use for everyday spending and paying bills.
15. For money you want to keep safe and use later.
16. Money that comes in, like a paycheck, allowance, or profits.

2. Money that goes out, like bills, groceries, or buying something.
4. The kind of money a country uses, like U.S. dollars or Japanese yen.
6. The specific type of bill or coin, such as a $1 bill, $5 bill, or quarter.
7. The amount left after costs or taxes are taken out.
10. Extra money paid when borrowing money or earned when saving
12. The money you get back when you pay with more than something costs, often coins or smaller bills.
13. The total amount before anything is taken out.
14. Spending your own money directly from your bank account.