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- 4. cover Insurance that protects your income in case you are unable to work.
- 7. interest Interest earned on interest.
- 9. A regular amount of money you pay for using a product.
- 12. Rates The percentage of payment that goes into your superannuation fund.
- 13. When you have more money than you expected to have.
- 16. A part of a company that people can buy or sell.
- 17. When you buy things.
- 19. Techniques The things that businesses do to try and get you to buy their product instead of anyone else's.
- 23. The money you receive as a shareholder of a company.
- 24. The price paid for borrowing money or the money earned for lending money.
- 26. Card This lets you borrow money to buy stuff.
- 28. price How much it costs to buy one share.
- 29. A deposit is money that is put into your bank account.
- 31. Exchanges A market that makes buying and selling shares possible.
- 32. A plan of how we expect to spend the money we make.
- 33. Card This lets you use your money to buy stuff.
- 36. A way to lower your investment risk by making sure you don't have too many of one kind of share.
- 39. Agreement A legal contract between the tenant and the landlord that agrees on the conditions of renting the property.
- 40. The name for the loan you get when you buy a house.
- 41. When something goes wrong, and you contact your insurer to get them to help you pay for the issue to be fixed.
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- 1. Vitae A written overview of your experience and other qualifications that you provide when you apply for a job.
- 2. account This is where you can keep your money.
- 3. When a person or group of people are trying to trick you for the purpose of getting money.
- 5. The amount of money you pay to the insurance company when you make an insurance claim.
- 6. The regular payments you need to make to stay insured.
- 8. A health condition that you already know that you have.
- 10. Medical Cover Insurance that covers medical needs.
- 11. Once a year.
- 14. When you spend more money than you intended.
- 15. Public Offering When a company sells shares in their company on a public stock market for the first time.
- 18. A person or organisation that owns a property but rents it to others to occupy.
- 20. An agreement where you pay a company, and the company promises to pay money if certain things go wrong.
- 21. People who provide information to a potential employer about your previous work or who you are as a person.
- 22. annum Over a whole year.
- 25. When you stop working permanently, usually around age 65.
- 27. Rate The amount of this is usually worked out as a percentage of the amount borrowed per month or year.
- 30. The things that you own.
- 34. An amount of money that is taken out of your bank account.
- 35. Someone who rents land or property of the owner.
- 37. performance How well your money grew over the year, depending on the type of fund you are in.
- 38. Any money that you make.