Consumer Maths

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Across
  1. 2. When you sell something for more than you buy it for.
  2. 4. The earnings you get from working.
  3. 5. Buying a product where you borrow.
  4. 10. You take this out to protect your assets.
  5. 12. Savings for retirement.
  6. 13. Putting money away from your earnings
  7. 15. When you buy shares the company often pays you an amount per share.
  8. 16. Many take out one of these to buy expensive items like a car.
  9. 17. A summary of income and spending.
  10. 18. Expenses that have to be paid.
  11. 19. You pay the government this so they can provide services.
Down
  1. 1. Interest that is same each time period.
  2. 3. Expenses that are not essential
  3. 6. The initial amount you borrow or invest.
  4. 7. This is where interest is put back into the account.
  5. 8. You can get into this if you borrow too much.
  6. 9. When you get a percentage off the price.
  7. 10. You do this to get returns in the future.
  8. 11. When investing you need to consider this - you could lose your funds.
  9. 14. The reward for saving or the cost of borrowing.