Across
- 5. – The extent of protection provided by an insurance policy.
- 6. – On-the-job training with pay and instruction.
- 8. – Required contribution to government revenue.
- 9. – Federal Insurance Contributions Act; payroll tax for Social Security & Medicare.
- 10. – The amount borrowed or owed before interest.
- 12. – The chance of losing money on an investment.
- 13. – Ownership in a company.
- 17. – Failure to repay a loan.
- 18. – Money owed to lenders.
- 20. – Fixed regular payment, often annually.
- 21. – Borrowed money that must be repaid with interest.
- 22. – Spreading investments to reduce risk.
- 23. – Payment based on hourly work.
- 25. – A loan made to a government or corporation that earns interest.
- 26. – Amount paid out-of-pocket before insurance pays.
Down
- 1. – Asset purchased to grow in value over time.
- 2. – A plan for income and expenses.
- 3. – Payment for insurance coverage.
- 4. – Someone supported financially (e.g., children).
- 5. – Borrowed money you must repay.
- 7. – Rise in prices over time, reducing purchasing power.
- 10. – Insurance contract outlining coverage terms.
- 11. – A person who buys goods and services.
- 14. – Amount taken from pay for taxes.
- 15. – Long-term professional journey with growth and learning.
- 16. – The gain or loss on an investment.
- 19. – Guarantee on product performance or replacement.
- 22. – Profits shared with shareholders.
- 24. – A fraudulent or deceptive scheme.