Money Currency and Credit

4. A medium of exchange accepted as payment for goods and services
5. Currency printed on paper (dollar bills)
8. Money that exists electronically (Venmo, PayPal, cryptocurrency)
10. A card that allows you to borrow money to make purchases
11. The system of money in general use by a country or economic system
13. Money set aside for future use
17. A standard way to compare and express the value of goods
20. Spending more money than you have or planned to spend
21. Payment directly from your bank account; you spend money you have
22. Borrowing money with a promise to repay it later (usually with interest)
24. Points, cash back, or benefits earned from credit card purchases

1. Private details like your name, address, Social Security number, or account numbers
2. Paper money or coins used for direct payment
3. A card that withdraws money directly from your bank account
6. Digital transfer of money between accounts (Venmo, PayPal, bank transfers)
7. Money accepted as payment for goods and services
9. A contract or written promise outlining terms and conditions
12. A written record of a purchase showing what was bought and the price
14. The ability of money to keep its worth over time for future use
15. A loan to the government with a promise of repayment plus interest
16. The deadline by which a payment must be made
18. Stealing someone's personal information to use fraudulently
19. The cost of borrowing money; a percentage added to the amount borrowed
22. Metal currency (pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters)
23. Illegal deception or dishonesty in financial transactions