Week #16 Banzai Money Unit

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Across
  1. 2. Bills, like electricity, cable, phone, Internet.
  2. 3. The money lent to when you take out a loan.
  3. 7. A plan for your money and future expenses.
  4. 9. When you have to use your insurance to pay for an accident or health insurance. (Example, you got in a car accident and you told your Insurance company and they paid for the repair, minus your deductible.)
  5. 11. A system of bookkeeping where every financial transaction is recorded in at least two accounts.
  6. 12. A contribution made by an insured person toward the cost of medical treatment or other services.
  7. 13. All the money you earned before taxes, insurances and other items are subtracted.
  8. 14. The cost of something.
  9. 15. Money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
  10. 17. The amount of money a bank is willing to loan you.
  11. 19. To add money to a bank account like savings or checking.
  12. 21. The amount of money you actually get to take home. What's leftover after taxes, insurances and other items are deducted.
  13. 23. Shows how much you made and the deductions (Taxes, Insurances and other items) deducted from your pay.
  14. 24. An account where you can deposit money and use that money to pay bills by withdrawing or transferring money.
Down
  1. 1. The least you can pay on credit card bill or loan.
  2. 4. The amount you have to pay, before your insurance will pay the rest. Example, I got in a car accident and I had to pay $1,000 before the insurance would pay the remaining $5,600.
  3. 5. When you write a check and you did not have enough money in your checking account to "cover" that check. Example. You wrote a check for $20. You only had $10 dollars in your checking account. So the Bank will now charge you additions fees, because of lack of money in your account.
  4. 6. To owe money!
  5. 8. The amount of money you have right now!
  6. 10. Money you pay to use something you don't own.
  7. 12. When you write a check and the money has transferred from you to the person you wrote the check to. The money is actually taken out of your account.
  8. 15. Money you or a business earns.
  9. 16. To move money from one account to another. (Checking to savings.)
  10. 18. Where you put your money, like checking and savings.
  11. 19. To deduct money!
  12. 20. A fee you must pay to local, state or federal government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions.
  13. 22. coins, or paper money, you have.