Across
- 4. something you put on your car so if you crash you don't have to pay full price
- 5. the purchase of assets that are expected to generate a rate of return
- 9. the fee the lender changes for the loan
- 10. a part of a company that you own
- 11. scholarships, grants to help pay for school supplies
- 13. something you put on your home to protect your if it burns down
- 15. An illegal act that occurs when people try to trick you out of your personal information and your money.
- 17. a portion of your many that you pay to the government
- 18. how much money you make
- 19. Something that is a disadvantage money owed or a debt or obligation according to law
- 22. Something you own that make money
- 25. your income before taxes
- 26. lets you take out loans to a certain limit for day to day spending
- 27. A type of financial aid that does not have to be repaid, unless, for example you withdraw from school and you need to pay back some of the grant money often need-based.
- 29. money that you have put off to the side in case something happens
- 32. a financial arrangement in which money is borrowed for a purchase and paid back at a later date
- 33. when you make money on your savings and the interest you earn
- 34. part of a company's profit that goes to shareholder
- 35. when the stock market is going up
Down
- 1. money that you put down on a loan
- 2. you pay a fee and get protection on something you own
- 3. shows what you have done with your credit and if you pay things back on time
- 6. bills that have to be paid each month
- 7. where you put the money you don't want to spend
- 8. a type of financial that does not have to be repaid but you have to meet the requirements
- 12. where you put your money that you spend
- 14. your income after taxes
- 16. money that you owe and need to pay them back
- 20. It allows you to track and plan how you will spend your money
- 21. money from the government to help you go to school and lower interest rates
- 23. you loan money to the gov or the company's expectations that you make money back
- 24. Using your personal information such as your name Social Security number or credit card number without your permission.
- 28. this number represents how likely someone would pay back the loan
- 30. It is mainly referred to as the APR
- 31. when the stock market is going down