Across
- 2. Federal Insurance Contributions Act.
- 4. no collateral
- 6. amount owed now
- 8. types of accounts
- 12. balances used
- 13. asset securing a loan
- 15. repayment length
- 17. deadline
- 18. backed by collateral
- 20. Designed to hold money for future goals.
- 21. recent applications
- 25. billed amount
- 26. Total earnings before any deductions are taken out. This is the full amount you earn from your work before taxes and other withholdings.
- 28. least due
- 29. Money taken out
- 30. receives money
Down
- 1. happens when you spend more than your balance
- 3. maximum allowed
- 5. amount borrowed
- 7. what remains
- 9. provides money
- 10. cost to borrow
- 11. on-time bills
- 13. maximum borrowing
- 14. returning money as agreed
- 16. Money that is taken out of your paycheck automatically. These include taxes, insurance, and retirement contributions required by law or your employer.
- 19. account age
- 22. used to pay for day to day spending
- 23. Money added
- 24. The money remaining after all deductions are subtracted. This is your take-home pay—the actual amount deposited into your bank account.
- 27. Annual Percentage Rate = yearly borrowing cost