Across
- 2. Money spent is less than the amount you have
- 3. A person who buys something to satisfy their needs and/ or wants.
- 6. The process in which you advertise a product to the public.
- 9. The way in which businesses arrange their product to make them more appealing.
- 13. You have more money left over after all expenses are paid.
- 15. Money received from sources such as wages/ salary, investments held or government Centrelink payments.
- 17. The place where most businesses store money.
- 18. Money owed to someone else.
Down
- 1. A fee paid for the use of another party’s money. To the borrower it is the cost of renting money, to the lender the income from lending it.
- 4. The place where companies on the ASX 2000 are listed.
- 5. Costs or charges incurred to purchase items or pay debts.
- 7. An aim or objective that a person desires to achieve within a given period of time.
- 8. A financial plan that shows expected future cash receipts and payments- it can help you manage your finances better.
- 10. Something lent for temporary use that needs to be given back.
- 11. A plastic card that allows customers to purchase something now and pay for it later.
- 12. An arrangement where you can buy goods and services now but pay for them later.
- 14. Money that someone sets aside that is not spent immediately.
- 16. A material item used to buy goods and services.