Financial Literacy

2. Money you recieve from a job, investments, or retirement
4. Perks or financial advantages
6. The cost associated with buying or the amount of money you spend each month
7. How much money you need to be able to pay each month
9. A tax by the state government on your annual earnings
11. The use of an asset or collateral so that the loan gets approved
13. A tax identification number AND a federal insurance program for retired people and the disabled
14. A tax by the federal government on your annual earnings
16. Something you have that holds value
17. A certain amount of money that is given to use based on credit score that you pay back plus interest, if you miss a payment.
18. How much money you make before taxes are taken out

1. The yearly cost of borrowing money, expressed as a percentage that includes interest and any other fees associated with a loan (APR)
3. A sales tax that goes to your city based on your cars value
5. Income remaining after your budget that you can save or spend
8. The amount of money a person makes after taxes are taken out
10. Health insurance funded by the federal government for people over 65 or with a disability
12. An insurance policy usually from your employer, or the state, that helps pay for your health costs
15. A sum of money that has to be paid back plus interest