Personal Finance Culminating Assignment

2. An index collection of the 500 biggest companies in the US.
4. Placing money aside or somewhere else to benefit from later.
8. When personal information is stolen and used to pass as someone else.
11. A retirement account that grows on a tax dependent basis.
12. A financial account where money can be deposited and withdrawn from.
14. A fund with money from multiple shareholders.
15. A promise to fix anything broken or any issues during a certain span of time.
16. The determining of a house's worth.
19. Funds that replicate the market's returns.
20. The increasing of prices over time.
22. The upcharge that comes with borrowing money.
23. Finacial protection from financial loss.
25. A loan for a house that stays the same the whole time.
26. Owing money to someone or a group.
27. An amount of money originally set down at the beginning of a big purchase.
29. Allows a borrower to borrow money which they will pay back later.
30. Someone who signs on as a backup for someone else's possible debt.
31. A fund that invests in short-term debt securities.

1. Organizing all your financial data in one place.
2. A financial account meant for long-term holdings.
3. Loans taken out to pay for part of an education.
5. A loan for a house that fluctuates with the market.
6. The place where stock is sold.
7. A savings account specifically for a retirement fund.
9. Paying off debt by starting with the smallest amount.
10. A deal allowing you to borrow money from a lender to get a house.
13. Savings account that gives holders good interest rates for depositing an untouchable sum of money.
17. A share of a company
18. The control of large amount of money
19. The risk factor that comes from investing in certain stocks, bonds, and funds.
21. A loan that holds a specific term for the borrower usually given by the government.
24. A set aside amount of money for any unforeseen issues or circumstances that might require it.
28. An educated guess of the creditworthiness of someone.