Across
- 1. Interest, Extra money that is charged or paid to you on the starting principle
- 4. Score, A 3-digit number that predicts your likelihood of repaying borrowed money on time
- 6. of Deposit, A savings account that earns interest and holds a fixed amount of money for a fixed period of time
- 7. Percentage Yield, The yearly interest rate earned on a deposit account
- 9. Day Loan, A small amount of money lent at a high rate of interest
- 10. balance, Total amount of money after interest
- 12. Order, A secure and prepaid paper document used as a form payment
- 15. An individual or household that has a bank account but still relies on nonbank financial services for some of their core financial needs
- 19. History, A factor of credit score that includes things like late payments and bankruptcies
- 20. Register, A document used to record financial transactions to track an account’s balance and manage finances
Down
- 2. The original amount of money that is borrowed or invested
- 3. Check, A check that has been written, but not yet processed by the bank
- 5. The initial amount of money invested or borrowed
- 8. An individual or household that does not have a bank account with neither a bank or credit union
- 11. Mix, The different types of credit you have (like credit cards and mortgages)
- 13. A plan with spending and savings goals
- 14. Income, Total money earned before taxes and deductions
- 16. Credit, A factor of crest score that considers how recently you have opened new accounts and how many hard inquiries you have on your credit report
- 17. The percentage that will be used to determine the interest
- 18. Income, The amount of money paid to someone after deductions and taxes