Across
- 3. Extra money left over or an excess amount of money
- 5. Spreading out your money into different investments to reduce your overall risk
- 9. Increase in the prices of goods and services over time usually due to the price of production being raised
- 11. An amount charged to you for any amount you didn't pay in full
- 13. Usually given by corporations or governments to raise their money. This basically means one is giving the company a loan and then one is paid back on a certain date and given interest at certain points as well.
- 14. Adding or depositing money
- 16. Any person who is agreeing to the terms of the loan if you fail to pay
- 17. Free Application for Federal Student Aid
- 19. Owing money
Down
- 1. The amount of money one starts with
- 2. Withdrawal/ taking money out
- 4. Student aid report
- 6. A guarantee one can receive money back if the item that is insured has been damaged and one pays money for insurance.
- 7. Annual percentage rate
- 8. A plan to separate one's money into different categories to ensure they can afford costs. Set over a duration of time like a by month, six months or yearly
- 10. Spending more than one has
- 11. Money received, usually from a job or investing
- 12. Putting money into different organizations to gain profit or grow ones money
- 15. Not enough money or no money left over
- 18. A portion of the company sold to investors.The stock price can increase and decrease at any point making it a somewhat dangerous place to store money.