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- 4. Digital currency that is not regulated by any central authority and allows individuals to exchange funds anonymously
- 7. A type of US government bond with a fixed rate of interest every six months that reaches maturity in 30 years
- 9. A method of payment in which money is transferred to the payee’s account without the use of checks or cash
- 11. The amount of money that a person has available to spend; often referred to as purchasing power
- 13. A type of US government bond with terms ranging from a few days to 52 weeks and sold at a discount from the face value
- 15. Produces coins used for circulation
- 17. The principle that money is an asset that holds its value over time and can be used for future transactions
- 20. Earning income directly from one’s own business, trade, or profession rather than as a specified salary or wages from an employer
- 27. A federal agency that promotes economic success by providing financial security in the United States
- 28. The profit from the sale of a stock
- 29. Increase in the price of goods and services
- 30. A fee paid to an agent or employee for transacting a piece of business or performing a service
- 31. A type of US government bond with maturity of no less than one year or more than ten years; sold in increments of $100 with a minimum purchase of $100
- 33. Money that a financial institution or business will allow someone to use to obtain goods or services before payment, with the understanding that the money will be paid back in the future
- 34. The common value amount of goods and services
- 36. Payment of money for labor or services usually according to a contract and on an hourly, daily, or piecework basis
- 38. The central bank of the United States whose primary function is to regulate and stabilize the financial system
- 40. To come into possession of or to receive something of value, usually money or property
- 41. An interest-bearing certificate of public or private indebtedness, such as a Series EE Bond or Series I Bond
- 42. A payment made from the federal government to individuals without the exchange of goods or services; commonly associated with social welfare programs
- 44. Money
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- 1. The transfer of funds from one financial account to another
- 2. A method of payment in which money is deducted directly from the consumer’s checking account when a purchase is made
- 3. Amount of money you save or invest
- 5. Income that is not gained by labor, service, or skill
- 6. Currency that consists of government notes and banknotes
- 8. An instrument of investment
- 10. When an employee receives additional pay at one and one-half times the regular rate of pay for work exceeding the typical 40-hour workweek
- 12. A piece of paper currency issued by a country’s central bank
- 14. Agency responsible for printing paper money
- 16. A portion of a corporation’s income
- 17. A type of government bond that can be purchased for a minimum of $25 and maximum of $10,000 per calendar year; pays interest for up to 30 years
- 18. The financial gain calculated by the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent by a self-employed person operating a business
- 19. The transfer of money between individuals or businesses; often referred to as medium of exchange
- 20. Fixed compensation paid regularly for services
- 21. Money or an equivalent given in addition to an employee's usual compensation
- 22. Currency that is paper money
- 23. A fixed, periodic return made by a tenant or occupant of a property to the owner for the possession and use of the property
- 24. A flat piece of metal issued by a governmental authority as money
- 25. Allows the cardholder to use funds from a credit card company up to a certain limit and with specific rules for paying back the money
- 26. To come into possession of or to receive something of value, usually money or property
- 32. A type of government bond that can be purchased for a minimum of $25 and maximum of $10,000; annual interest rate created from a fixed rate and a semiannual inflation rate, which protects against inflation
- 35. A written, legal document that orders your bank to pay a sum of money out of your account to a specified person or business
- 37. A wage fixed by a legal authority or by contract as the least that may be paid either to employed persons generally or to a particular category of employed persons
- 39. Money owed
- 43. Money given on top of a wage; also referred to as gratuity