Personal Finance Final Project

2. A limit to how much you should be spending.
5. Retirement account run by your work that they match a certain amount of your contributions.
6. You have to meet certain requirements to join.
9. Money you didn’t pay back in time that usually gains interest.
10. Money taken from your paycheck after taxes that is put towards retirement.
12. A way to gauge your riskiness for taking out loans and other things.
13. School after high school.
16. Payment every 12 months.
18. Usually anyone can join, used to store money.
19. Used to buy things with your own money.
20. The movement of money.
21. Your source of money, usually from a job.
23. A place to buy, sell, and trade shares of companies.
24. Something that can be taken from you if you don’t pay your debts.
25. Money paid to a loan company to make the amount you owe less.
26. The money used to build and run a business.
27. Money set aside for future needs.
29. A fund set aside by your work so that when you retire you’ll get regular payments from that fund.

1. When you have no money.
2. A share of a government organization.
3. The grouping of all money and everything that has to do with it.
4. Shares of companies.
6. Used to buy things with borrowed money that you pay back.
7. A loan on a house.
8. Money set aside for just in case.
11. A number used to determine the amount of interest you pay.
13. A way of receiving money, most commonly from your place of work.
14. Gained over time that goes back to the company/bank you take a loan from.
15. Borrowed money to help you pay for something, usually expensive like a house or car.
17. The action of paying off a loan or debt with regular payments.
22. A group of stocks and bonds.
28. Money taken from your paycheck before taxes that is put towards retirement.