Personal Finance: Cars, Houses, & Credit
Across
- 2. A loan for a house.
- 8. This is the amount the dealership is asking for the car and can be found on a window.
- 9. A number that predicts the likelihood a person will repay a loan.
- 10. The things people own that have value.
- 12. A 17 character code unique to each individual car.
- 13. This number should, ideally, be 20% of the total cost.
- 16. A detailed summary of a person's loans and lines of credit.
- 17. A person's ability to borrow money.
- 18. The amount of money borrowed to pay for an item; doesn't include interest.
- 20. Taking out a new loan to pay off an existing one; often done when interest rates have dropped.
- 23. The growth in value of an asset over time
Down
- 1. How long a person should keep an automobile if they buy it new.
- 3. This determines the condition of a property.
- 4. Fees and expenses to finalize a real estate transaction.
- 5. Proof of ownership of a vehicle.
- 6. The decline in value of an asset over time
- 7. Essentially a long-term rental from a car dealership.
- 11. An expert in the home buying/selling process.
- 14. This determines the value of a property.
- 15. The difference between an asset's value and the amount still owed on it.
- 19. Annual Percentage Rate
- 21. Credit scores range from three hundred to eight hundred and ____.
- 22. The holding of money to pay for property taxes and insurance