Across
- 2. Money put aside for emergencies
- 4. An estimate of how much money you earn or can be used.
- 6. Things you must need vs are not necessary but want.
- 8. Annual Percentage Rate
- 10. First line of importance.
- 14. A fee you pay for borrowing money.
- 15. A payment of money that is expected to be paid back with interest
- 17. A broker who buys and sells securities on a stock exchange on behalf of clients
- 18. A score that represents the creditworthiness of an individual.
- 19. A formula calculating inflation stating a current sum of money will be worth less in the future.
- 20. A practice where a organization guarantees a compensation for a specific loss
- 22. A record of one’s debts or loan history.
- 23. A term to describe someone who is worthy to receive financial assistance.
- 24. Extending one’s range of products or services.
Down
- 1. Set money aside for yourself then pay everything else
- 3. of legal obligations
- 4. A legal process where one cannot repay debts and seeks help.
- 5. A certificate issue to a person depositing money by the bank.
- 7. A card issued by the bank that allows you to make payments electronically.
- 9. Something that is owed or dued.
- 11. How much money you make.
- 12. shopping Comparing the pricesDebt Something that is owed or dued. of items from different sellers.
- 13. A useful resource or valuable thing.
- 16. A promise that you will borrow something and pay back.
- 21. A nonprofit organization that offers financial services