Financial Literacy

2. When an individual is financially healthy enough to be loaned money
3. Anything of value that you own (cash, investments and property)
5. Setting aside money for future needs and goals.
7. Score Numerical value that determines your ability to pay back money
9. Institution or business that loans money
11. Money borrowed that needs to be paid back (typically including interest)
12. Mandatory money paid to the government to fund public services.
13. A type of security that allows you to buy a share of ownership in a company.
15. The cost of borrowing money (ex: 6.5% mortgage interest rate)
16. The amount of money that something is worth
17. Money made through income and other means(investing, real estate etc)
19. Money that you owe others (credit cards etc)
20. Borrowing money with the promise of paying it back.

1. A money management plan for spending and saving.
4. Goals that are specific, measurable, and attainable
6. Fund Money saved for unexpected costs (medical, job loss)
8. Money given to a charity or organization
10. The cost of goods and services (needs/wants)
14. An illegal that occurs when someone tries to trick you out of your information or money
15. Purchasing assets (stocks and bonds)with the goal of earning future money
18. A profession that may span your lifetime (typically includes training or education)