Personal Financing Puzzle

1. The pieces of a company that can be sold to investors.
5. Single pieces of companies that can be sold to consumers to invest in.
7. Money put away in order to receive more at a later date.
10. A reserved market type in which it is encouraged to sell when prices are dropping.
12. An aggressive market where it's encouraged to stick by your stock even when it drops.
13. The handling and planning of large sums of money.
14. A fee applied to borrowed money at a set or fluctuating rate.
16. The yearly percentage applied to borrowed money over the course of a year.
18. An individual in the market who assists in the buying and selling of assets.
19. The base amount of money placed down.
20. Shareholders are provided this cash, usually quarterly, by the company in which they invest in.
23. Estate payment put down in order to buy housing and property.
24. The growing of money based on current conditions rather than principle.

2. Trust gained over the course of time that promises payment will eventually be made.
3. A financial tool that depends on the pricing fluctuation of assets.
4. An individual retirement fund where taxes are applied at withdrawal depending on your tax bracket at that time.
6. A promise of compensation, typically for a price, should something happen to a financial investment.
8. Funds put aside to be used for future expenses.
9. The lack of funds to pay back what you owe.
11. A tax-free Individual Retirement Fund, allowing free withdrawals and growth.
15. Money saved up to be used in the case of a disaster.
16. The simultaneous buying and selling of identical or similar assets at various price values.
17. Money stowed away to assist your financing when in retirement.
21. Money brought in from a household on a regular basis.
22. A property or thing of value contributing to the market that can be sold or bought.