Across
- 2. provides employees with a guaranteed income in retirement based on their years of service, salary, and age at retirement.
- 4. Score A score predicting how likely you are to pay back a loan.
- 5. Card What is an example of revolving credit?
- 6. A set amount paid each month to maintain an insurance plan.
- 9. The individual’s reliability to repay a loan.
- 10. Avoidance Legal means of decreasing your tax bill
- 11. A level of government in a city, county, or district with representatives elected by those who live there
- 14. What is an example of installment credit?
- 16. Evasion Failure to pay legal taxes due
- 19. Provided by employers to help employees receive healthcare, retirement, and sick leave.
- 21. Pay Total income after taking taxes and deductions into account.
- 22. The cost to borrow money. An example is APR (Annual Percentage Rate).
- 23. A level of government in a state with representatives elected by those who live there
- 24. A retirement plan that allows employees to contribute a portion of their salary into an investment account.
- 25. Tax A tax paid on property owned by an individual
Down
- 1. The individual’s assets can be repossessed.
- 2. Savings Deductions that reduce an individual’s tax liability
- 3. The amount you pay out of pocket for medical expenses before the insurance begins to cover costs.
- 7. The various options individuals or businesses utilize to earn money (wages, interest, rent)
- 8. History What is the largest percentage of how credit scores are calculated?
- 12. The individual’s ability to repay a loan.
- 13. Tax Tax on goods and services
- 15. Pay Total earnings before taxes and other deductions.
- 17. Borrowing money and a commitment to pay it back at a later date.
- 18. A government that controls a nation or country
- 20. Leave A valuable benefit provided by many employers to give employees paid time off