Across
- 4. The person or company that gives you a loan.
- 6. The original amount of money borrowed or invested.
- 9. Something valuable (like a house or car) you promise to give the lender if you don’t pay back a loan.
- 10. The extra money you pay when borrowing or earn when saving.
- 13. A loan to buy a house, with the house as security.
- 15. interest Interest that grows over time because it’s added to the original amount plus past interest.
Down
- 1. Lying or cheating to get money or financial benefits.
- 2. A legal claim on something you own until you fully repay a debt.
- 3. The person who takes a loan and must pay it back.
- 5. Can meaning twice a month
- 7. Money you borrow and agree to pay back over time.
- 8. The ability to borrow money to buy things now and pay later.
- 11. Money you get back when you make a purchase, often with a credit card.
- 12. Money you owe.
- 14. Credit A type of credit that lets you borrow, repay, and borrow again.