Across
- 3. The dollar amount assigned to a house or real estate property for tax purposes
- 5. An account you put money aside to grow gradually over time
- 8. The original sum of money borrowed
- 9. A loan you take out when you buy a house
- 15. A portion of the total purchase price usually paid at the finalizing of the transaction
- 16. Tax that is determined by the value of buildings or land
- 17. The amount of money one must pay on a monthly basis to repay a debt
- 18. At the end of a term where the whole amount that is paid back including interest
- 20. Strategically placing money in assets with the hope of gaining more money
- 22. An investment made in regard with the government
- 23. The amount of a loan not paid by the down payment
- 27. Insurance on private residences
- 28. Federal student loans which you do have to pay interest while you’re in school
- 29. an application students fill out to be considered for federal financial aid
- 30. Calculation interest based on a period for debt
Down
- 1. A simple interest based on a year of 365 days.
- 2. A piece of a specific company which people can buy
- 4. An investment made in regard with the government
- 5. Money awarded to students to further their education
- 6. Money given for a specific purpose that doesn’t need to be paid back
- 7. The cost of borrowing, accrued interest and fees
- 10. The percentage of the assessed value that you are charged
- 11. A sum of money charged for schooling
- 12. Federal student loans which you do not need to pay interest on until you’re no longer in school
- 13. Having ownership of a part of a company.
- 14. home mortgage that is issued by the government
- 19. Minimum interest rate calculated by what the lender can repay
- 20. A collection of stocks that one can invest in rather than a singular stock
- 21. The percentage you must pay for borrowing money in addition to paying back the initial amount
- 24. A way for companies or governments to pay off debt by having people buy it from them
- 25. The amount of money a person owes
- 26. A measure of how much student aid you are eligible for