Chapter 2: Financial Institutions

4. Money placed or transferred into a bank account.
7. A business or organization that is owned by its members who cooperate to run the organization.
8. A security that gives the purchaser part ownership in the company, known as equity.
9. Represents money a government or company has borrowed from the bond holder.
11. The person or thing covered by an insurance policy.

1. A fee, such as the kind charged by a stock broker for placing an order.
2. Instead of paying profits to shareholders, money made by non-profit credit unions is returned to its customers.
3. Financial instruments that pay interest or give the investor part ownership of the company.
4. A payment.
5. An investor who expects to make a return from their investment in stock.
6. Periodic payments made to purchase an insurance policy.
10. Arranges for depositors to maintain their insured funds in the case of bank failure. Depository institutions pay premiums to this fund in order to pool their money and share risk.