Money Matters

2. A plan for spending and saving your money, one example is the 50/30/20 rule.
4. The concept of understanding how to manage your money.
7. A type of investment where you buy a piece of the company, and sometimes collect dividends.
8. A type of investment that is considered lower-risk, you are loaning a company or the government money and you are paid with interest.
9. A loan given to pay for real estate, like a home.
11. An account used to meet financial goals that does not connect to a debit card.
12. The form given to you by an employer at the end of the year with info about your income.
13. An account that provides quuck access to your funds, connected to a debit card.
14. The easiest way to get into debt, the most common type of credit.

1. The fee you pay for borrowing money, expressed as a percentage. Also can be earned in a savings account or by buying bonds.
3. A payment from a company to its stockholders, usually paid out quarterly.
5. The U.S. government's main source of revenue, a tax based on how much money you make.
6. A number given to you based on how well you manage your bills and debts, the best is 850.
10. A method of payment where your employer sends your paycheck electronically to your account.