Across
- 2. Can be the amount earned for saving money, or it can be the percentage charged when you borrow money.
- 5. The amount of money you earn from work.
- 6. A bank that allows you can quickly access your money. for regularexpenses.
- 9. Moving money from one account to another.
- 11. The amount of money you have to pay towards expenses like hospitals before your insurance will cover the rest for you.
- 12. A request to pay for something that you send to your insurance company.
- 13. A document that comes with your paycheck that shows you how much you were paid and how much was taken by taxes.
- 16. Amount of money you can borrow when using a credit or a debit card.
- 20. The amount of money you have left on your paycheck after taxes.
- 21. a fee from your bank when you try to spend more money than what is in your account.
- 22. A tangible form of money, like coins or paper money.
- 23. The amount you owe to others.
Down
- 1. Important things like electricity, water, or gas which are paid as part of household taxes/expenses.
- 3. The smallest amount of money you are required to pay on money you borrowed to avoid fines or fees
- 4. Bringing your money to a safe place for keeping.
- 7. Getting something you want knowing you will need to pay for it later
- 8. A contract that allows you to borrow someone's property for a certain amount of time and. or money.
- 9. Money you pay to the state/federal government for services or programs, everyone needs to pay them.
- 10. How long it takes for something to go from one account to another.
- 14. Financial records of your spending.
- 15. The amount of money you owe or that you have on an account.
- 17. The amount you will pay to a healthcare source before your insurance gets the claim.
- 18. Something anything you can spend money on.
- 19. How much you are allowed to spend before you go over the amount you have.