Financial Literacy

2. Money aid given to those in need
3. The person borrowing money from the lender, with the understanding that all the money will be paid back in full and within the required time and with interest
5. When there is enough to meet demand
8. An organization that collects money, goods, or services for groups in need
11. Goods or services that people provide for sale
13. Things you plan to pay for such as food, bills, vacation, college
15. Things you did not plan on paying for (emergencies) such as broken resources, illnesses, speeding ticket, home repairs

1. Setting aside money earned or received for future use
2. Borrower uses credit when needs or wants are more than your ability to pay
4. The percentage paid back to you when you save money, over time, in a saving account
6. The fee paid for borrowing money
7. When there is not enough to meet demand
9. Education or skills that make a worker more valuable
10. The person or company letting you borrow money
12. Purchasing goods and services to satisfy wants and needs
14. When money is saved or put aside in case of emergencies or to plan for the future
16. The money you receive from different sources