Across
- 1. Registered Retirement Savings Plan. Not taxed going in; taxed when its withdrawn (It lowers your taxable income)
- 5. The type of interest earned on both your original money and the interest already added.
- 7. The amount you pay for insurance.
- 9. Extras you choose to spend on
- 10. The amount you must pay out of pocket before insurance helps.
- 13. being unable to pay debts
- 14. The income you take home after deductions
- 17. Essentials for living
- 18. Anything you own that has value
Down
- 2. Registered Education Savings Plan. A savings account for education that can earn government grants (the grants are taxed when they come out). Taxed before it goes in. Not taxed when its withdrawn.
- 3. The legal process to deal with it
- 4. A long-term loan used to buy a home.
- 6. Extra insurance cost added to your mortgage when your down payment is under 20%.
- 8. Income you earn that changes from pay to pay
- 11. Income you earn that stays the same each pay period.
- 12. A person who buys goods and services.
- 15. Your income before deductions
- 16. First Home Savings Account that helps first-time homebuyers save tax-free up to $40,000.
- 19. Tax Free Saving Account. You put in money that has already been taxed. Your growth and withdrawals are tax-free.