Across
- 5. A card from the bank that allows you to transfer money electronically.
- 7. Statement with information about your credit activity.
- 10. Amount of money you can spend.
- 12. Amount of money you pay to borrow money.
- 14. Document where a mortgage lender obtains proof from a borrower's banking institution.
- 18. Comparing prices to get the better deal.
- 19. Failure to fulfill an obligation.
- 20. A contract where somebody receives financial protection from something.
- 21. Something that is borrowed, expected to be paid back.
- 22. Money received, typically on a regular basis.
- 23. How likely someone is to pay back their line of credit.
Down
- 1. Things you need for survival vs things you only want.
- 2. Set aside money for savings before paying bills and other expenses.
- 3. Ability to borrow money because you're trusted to pay back.
- 4. Price paid for borrowing money.
- 6. Typically money that is owed.
- 7. Prediction of your future credit, using your previous credit activities.
- 8. Buys and sells stock on the behalf of investors.
- 9. Cash reserve set aside for unplanned expenses.
- 10. A process where somebody loses all their debt.
- 11. Spreading your investments into different asset classes.
- 13. Money that you originally agreed to pay back.
- 15. Concept that money today is worth more than money from tomorrow.
- 16. Anything you have that gives you money.
- 17. Not-for-profit institute where people can borrow money from.