A penny | | To be your own boss |
A nickel | | A loan to buy a house or property |
A dime | | An opinion on how well you can pay back a loan |
A quarter | | The basic interest rate that banks use |
A half-dollar | | Guarantee a loan for someone else |
Bill | | A fifty-cents coin |
Coin | | The maximum you can borrow |
Mortgage | | A ten cents coin |
Default | | Yearly. |
Funds | | Changes over time |
Variable | | Your income before you pay taxes |
Fixed | | A bank account you use to save money. |
Co-sign | | Stays the same over time |
Cash advance | | Paper money |
Credit rating | | To take money from someone for a period of time |
Credit evaluation | | Not pay back a loan |
Credit limit | | Be able to pay for goods or pay back a loan |
Annual | | To use money |
Savings | | To keep money for the future |
Checking | | Money you make at a job |
Afford | | To give something to someone for money |
Interest | | A check to see how well you can pay back a loan |
Net income | | Money |
Gross income | | Metal money |
Prime | | The cost of borrowing money |
Save | | A five cents coin |
Spend | | A person who works at a bank |
Deposit | | To give someone money for a period of time |
Withdraw | | Money borrowed for something, like a house or a car |
Borrow | | Your income after you pay income taxes and expenses |
Lend | | Money that you borrow on a credit card |
Pay back | | To move money between bank accounts |
Sell | | Money owed |
Purchase | | A bank account you use for day to day expenditures |
Debt | | A twenty-five cents coin |
Credit Risk | | Money you pay to do something, like go to the movies |
Teller | | To put money into a bank account |
Fee | | A person who has a lot of debt |
Self-employed | | To take money out of a bank account |
Transfer | | To buy |
Debit | | To withdraw money |
Salary | | A one cent coin |
Loan | | To return money you owe |