SMART SHOPPER

2. To keep money instead of spending it.
3. A number or word used for discounts or security (e.g., discount code).
6. To take something (often money) for temporary use with the intention of giving it back.
8. The place or process where you pay for your items in a store.
10. To give something back to the store or person who gave it.
11. A paper or digital record of what you bought and paid.
12. To have enough money to pay for something.
13. To receive money in exchange for work or services.
14. To use money to buy goods or services.

1. To give something (like money) to someone for a short time, expecting it to be returned.
2. A temporary offer where items are sold at lower prices.
3. Physical money like coins and bills.
4. A reduced price on an item.
5. A good deal; something bought for less than the usual price.
7. To use money or resources carelessly or without benefit.
8. A plastic payment method like a debit or credit card.
9. – To trade one item for another.