Fit Money #1

3. Provides financial coverage or protection, usually in the event of an accident or loss.
4. Money borrowed to help you pay for your education only.
6. A percentage of the cost of a product that goes directly to the seller, not the company.
7. Having to choose one purchase over another and missing out on something.
8. Having to do with money
13. A profession or occupation that a person pursues over the course of their life.
14. A sum of money that is borrowed and expected to be paid back with interest.
15. Spending money with the intention of achieving a profit. (By putting into property, stocks, or other financial plans.)
17. The cost of college
18. Money spent
19. Type of payment received for the amount of work you do, or the amount of hours you work.
20. The final amount of your earnings that you get to keep, after taxes have been taken out.
22. Total amount earned in a pay period, before taxes.

1. Compared to college, this type of school only focuses on one specific craft or skill. Takes less time to graduate.
2. Wage The least amount of money you are legally allowed to be paid for a job in this country.
3. Money paid for the use of money borrowed, or for delaying the repayment of a debt.
5. Compared to typical college, this type of school is a 'junior college' reserved for people who live in the area
9. Awarded to a student to cover the cost of college, given by the government
10. Awarded to a student to cover the cost of college, given by the school
11. Money taken out of your gross pay for taxes and other mandatory fees
12. A savings plan that compares your income to your expenses
15. Money coming in
16. A type of payment that is a fixed amount paid every year no matter how much you work.
17. A mandatory payment to the government that comes out of your paycheck, or is added on to the cost of goods and services.
21. A percentage of the cost of a product that is paid on top of the total price, and given directly to the salesperson.