Financial Literacy

4. Bank or credit company that loans money
5. amount of money cardholder can spend
6. people who own shares of a company
8. valuable goods
9. money owed to a credit company
11. action, intangible experience you can buy
12. exists only as numbers in digital accounts, it's not backed by any government and its value is less stable
13. paid on both the principal and the interest you’ve already accumulated!
18. details the purchases made and the total amount of money owed
19. when a corporation first joins the stock market, this is the first selling price of a share.
20. the cost of unpaid, borrowed money

1. currency that can buy goods or services
2. trade for other goods/services without using money.
3. our government promises that it's money
6. paid on the principal at a fixed rate for a certain period of time.
7. extra money that a bank gives you for keeping your money there
10. lowest amount due for credit statement
13. number grade on records of loan repayment
14. worth of something based on its usefulness
15. lets people trade on a larger scale
16. merchandise, tangible things you can buy
17. including the original amount of money borrowed or invested
18. money a company raises when it sells pieces(shares) of itself to the public