Money Management Terms

2. Owed money.
4. A card allowing a consumer to purchase items.
8. Allowing a certain amount of money to be spent in a scenario.
9. The specified amount of money that the insured must pay before an insurance company will pay a claim.
11. A practice that ensures monetary compensation following an event of property damage or loss.
14. Money received from a work or business.
16. The amount of money employees receive after each payroll deduction subtracted from their paycheck.
17. Money that someone saves through a bank.

1. A card allowing a consumer to purchase items. When purchases are made, the monetary sum is transferred to the consumer’s account.
3. Devoting money to a financial institution or plan in the hopes of the investor’s benefit.
5. A contribution to the revenue of a government from goods and services.
6. Business conducted by a bank.
7. Unethical practices conducted by lending institutions designed to deceive borrowers.
10. To deposit a sum of money.
12. Paper given to an employee with each paycheck that shows how much money was earned and taken from the paycheck.
13. A monetary sum that is borrowed temporarily.
15. The handling of money and finances.