Across
- 2. Federal student aid form.
- 5. Total cost of the credit.
- 8. Interest you pay for the use of credit.
- 10. Best way to make money.
- 13. The longer it takes to pay, the more interest you'll have to pay.
- 15. Total income before taxes.
- 16. Property pledged to assure repayment of a loan.
- 17. Money borrowed to buy something now, & payed on your own later.
- 20. Allows holder to make purchases with a limit, but builds no debt.
Down
- 1. Borrowed money that's expected to be payed back.
- 3. First step to financial success.
- 4. More expensive than an public college, with different features.
- 6. Help college students pay off college, but will need to be payed back, and won't go until it is.
- 7. Allows holder to make purchases without limits, but does build up debt.
- 9. Overall take home income after taxes.
- 11. Money paid regularly for debt.
- 12. Rewards that can be given to students toward college, mostly money.
- 14. Educational institution for young adults trying to find a career.
- 18. A strategy for how much money you plan to make and save.
- 19. Money given to a person from the government for a reason.
