COMMERCE INVESTMENT

2. Australian Stock exchange
6. The swapping or exchanging of one good or another
10. A loan from a financial institution where something is held as security in case the money is not repaid
13. A method of resolving disputes where parties discuss issues, and attempt to reach a compromise
15. Place where shares in public companies are bought and sold
17. A legally binding agreement
19. spending more money than your disposable income allows (a threat to financial security)
20. Money received on a regular basis from work, property, business, investment or welfare
22. when a person gives up control of their assets and finances, voluntary or by court order
23. The amount of money a consumer is prepared to pay in exchange of a good or service
24. items of value
28. setting aside a pool of money in case of an emergency (a step that can minimise impacts of events)
29. Any investment that grows or has potential to grow
30. illegal business practice (a threat to financial security)
32. Real estate that is bought with the aim of earning some kind of financial return
33. A promis to repair any defects that are in a product
36. Expand your portfolio with different types of shares

1. the profit you receive on your investment as a percentage of your original investment
3. Part ownership of a company
4. What remains after all business expenses are deducted from sales revenue
5. Investments that provide regulate profits
7. a type of investment that is acceptable to society’s current standards
8. A list of income and likely expenditures (a step that can minimise impacts of events)
9. a type of scam that sends fraudulent messages & emails to access details of a consumer (a threat to financial security)
11. Someone who purchases goods and services to satisfy need and wants
12. personal group with lots of money that are willing to lose it
14. electronic funds transfer point of sale
16. Buy goos in large quantities from the manufacturer
17. A currency used to invest in stocks, shares as well as goods and services etc.
18. to overcharge or swindle (a threat to financial security)
21. A person who works for a wage or salary
23. a collection of financial investments like stocks and cash etc.
25. money set aside during life for retirement (a step that can minimise the impact of events)
26. use of money to purchase equipment for a new business or an existing business
27. money owing to external sources (e.g a bank)
31. A practice of funding a project by raising money from a large number of people
34. Part of a firm’s profit that is divided amongst shareholders
35. Regularly putting aside some money for future use