Across
- 2. A person who gives professional advice. (noun)
- 6. Making more money than you spend. (adjective)
- 8. Producing a lot of money. (adjective)
- 10. The latest time by which something must be finished. (noun)
- 11. Money that is borrowed and must be paid back. (noun)
- 13. Money that you earn from work or investments. (noun)
- 14. Possible to change by discussion. (adjective)
- 16. The type of money used in a country. (noun)
- 18. The name of a product or company that makes it special. (noun)
- 19. Money in the form of coins or paper. (noun)
- 20. Not wanting to do something. (adjective)
- 21. Money that people must pay to the government. (noun)
- 22. A plan that shows how much money you have and how you will spend it. (noun)
Down
- 1. Not willing to spend or give much money. (adjective)
- 2. Not too expensive, so people can pay for it. (adjective)
- 3. Something that can be returned for money. (adjective)
- 4. Something that can be bought. (adjective)
- 5. A loan to buy a house that is paid back over time. (noun)
- 7. Something that is sold at a lower price than usual. (noun)
- 9. Careful about spending money and not wasting it. (adjective)
- 12. Worth a lot of money or very useful. (adjective)
- 15. Money that you spend on something. (noun)
- 17. Money used to make more money in the future. (noun)
- 19. Not costing much money. (adjective)