Banking

3. A special loan you take to buy a house, using the property as a guarantee for the bank.
7. Physical money, like coins or notes, you can use to pay for things.
11. A document sent to ask for payment for goods or services you provided.
12. When your bank account has a negative balance because you spent more than you had.
13. The extra percentage you earn on your savings or pay on a loan, calculated over time.
15. A small case where you keep your money, cards, and other personal items.
16. The type of money used in a specific country, like dollars or euros.
17. A way to pay bills automatically, where the bank takes money from your account on a set date.
18. To take money from someone with the promise to return it later, often with interest.

1. A booklet of paper slips you can write on to pay someone, drawn from your bank account.
2. Money given back to you after you return something or cancel a service.
4. An exchange of money for goods or services, often recorded by the bank.
5. The act of giving money to settle a bill or debt.
6. Money you put aside in a bank account to keep for the future, often earning a little extra.
8. A plastic card that lets you buy now and pay later, often with interest if you don’t clear the balance.
9. A sum of money you borrow from a bank, often with interest, to be paid back over time.
10. Money you must pay to the government based on your income or purchases.
13. When prices of things go up over time, making your money worth less than before.
14. Shares you buy in a company, hoping their value will grow so you can sell them for more.
18. A place where you keep your money safe and can get loans or other services.