Across
- 3. A financial institution that accepts deposits, creates credit, and provides basic financial services like loans and savings accounts.
- 5. The original amount of money borrowed on a loan or the initial amount invested, excluding interest.
- 7. Anything of value owned by an individual or business that can be converted into cash.
- 8. A payment card that deducts money directly from the user's checking account to pay for immediate purchases.
- 10. Setting aside a portion of income in a safe account for future use or emergencies.
- 11. The exact date when a debt instrument, note, or bond becomes due for full repayment of principal.
- 13. A security that represents fractional ownership in a corporation, giving the holder a claim on part of its earnings.
Down
- 1. A risk management strategy of spreading investments across various assets to reduce overall financial risk.
- 2. Value The stated face value of a bond or stock set by the issuer, representing the amount paid back at maturity.
- 3. Fixed-income loans made by an investor to a corporate or government issuer in exchange for periodic interest.
- 4. The total earnings or return received on an investment, usually expressed as an annual percentage of its cost or face value
- 6. The cost of borrowing money or the earnings paid to you for keeping money in a deposit account.
- 9. A payment card that lets users borrow money from an issuer to purchase goods with a promise to pay later.
- 12. Allocating money or resources into financial assets or projects with the expectation of generating a profit.