Across
- 4. The likelihood that something will be lost
- 7. Insurance for people who don’t own their home that covers belongings and liability
- 8. A share of ownership in a company
- 10. Initial public offering when a company first sells stock to the public
- 11. Employer-sponsored retirement account with tax advantages
- 13. A marketplace where stocks are bought and sold
- 14. Employer-funded plan that pays you income after retirement
- 16. The process of measuring risk and finding ways to reduce or handle loss
- 17. The amount you must pay out-of-pocket before insurance covers costs
- 18. A single unit of ownership in a company
- 19. Insurance Coverage that helps pay for routine and major dental care
- 22. Return on investment the percentage of profit compared to the cost
- 25. Insurance Coverage that helps pay for eye exams, glasses, or contacts
- 27. Insurance Pays money to your beneficiaries after you die
- 28. Government program providing health coverage for low-income individuals
- 29. Spreading investments across different assets to reduce risk
- 33. The amount you pay each month to keep insurance coverage
- 34. Insurance that replaces part of your income if you cannot work due to illness or injury
Down
- 1. Insurance that covers your house, belongings, and liability if you own your home
- 2. Percentage of a medical bill you pay after meeting your deductible
- 3. Car insurance that covers theft or damage not caused by a crash
- 5. Time in life when a person permanently leaves the workforce
- 6. An account that allows you to buy and sell investments
- 9. The protection an insurance policy provides
- 12. Using money to buy assets with the goal of earning more money
- 15. Federal program that provides retirement and disability income
- 20. Insurance that pays for damage or injury you cause to others
- 21. Car insurance that covers damage to your car from an accident
- 23. A loan you give to a company or government in exchange for interest
- 24. Part of a company’s profit paid to shareholders
- 26. Setting aside money for short-term goals with no risk of loss
- 28. A collection of stocks and bonds owned jointly by many investors
- 30. Individual retirement account that offers tax benefits for saving
- 31. A flat fee you pay when receiving certain health services or prescriptions
- 32. A document listing your insurance coverages, limits, and premiums
