Across
- 4. When income is greater than expenses
- 6. The amount you must pay towards a claim before the insurer pays the rest
- 9. Money received, for example from work, investments, or the government
- 10. Money received from the government for which no goods or services are given in return
- 12. Money paid into a savings or retirement scheme
- 16. Income received for allowing someone to use property you own
- 17. Money spent on goods and services
- 18. A share of a company’s profit paid to shareholders
- 19. Money the government adds to a KiwiSaver account each year if you contribute enough
Down
- 1. Spreading investments across different assets to reduce risk
- 2. A plan showing expected income and spending over a period of time
- 3. An investment where money is locked in the bank for a fixed time at a fixed interest rate
- 5. A fixed amount of income paid regularly over the year
- 7. Extra payment on top of normal income, often for good performance
- 8. A fund that aims for lower risk and lower returns
- 11. The chance that you could lose money or that returns are different from what you expect
- 13. Total income before tax and other deductions are taken out
- 14. A contract that provides financial protection against certain losses
- 15. Money paid to the government based on your income
