Money 1 Crossword

A way of controlling what happens to your money using a phone, tablet, or PC.
A verb that means "give" which we use with the noun "charity".
You might give this to a waiter, hairdresser, or taxi driver in some countries to thank them for good service.
How much money you get when you exchange one currency for another e.g. Pound Sterling to Euro.
The noun that describes a situation where the value of money is falling.
In the USA this word is used to describe paper money issued by banks. The British English equivalent is "note".
The opposite of the verb "spend".
An adjective used to describe metals and stones that have high value e.g. gold and diamonds.
When something is good value or not expensive we say it is a ____________.
An idiom that is used to describe a person who is mean/ stingy.
The charge made when money is borrowed from a bank in some countries.
At the start of some sporting events the referee tosses a coin and the captain of one of the teams has to guess whether it will be "heads, or ______________".
A person who helps you with your taxes, or who calculates whether a company is making/ losing money. You need to be good at Maths to do this job.
English slang for a pound.
American slang for a dollar.
When you keep your money in a bank, you use this to manage it on a day-to-day basis.
We talk about a _____________ society where banknotes and coins are no longer used to make payments.
This is a legal document that states who will receive their money and property after their death.
If you inherit money or property, we can also say you "_____________ into" it.
An adjective used to suggest that someone has no money worries.
The opposite of "borrow".
If someone needs to make economies and spend less money, we say they need to "tighten their ________________."
A bank account shared by two people
You arrange this when you need to borrow money to buy a house.
When you want to take money out of a cashpoint/ ATM, you key in your _____________________ number.
If you have spent more money than you have in your account, you are "in the _________" (idiom)
This piece of plastic allows you to spend money from your bank account without using notes or coins.
The currency used in Japan.
The currency used in India.
The currency used in Russia.
The currency used in Mexico.
The money that you get back if you pay for something with a note or coin that has a greater value than the price.
If you want to check how much money you have in your account, you can "check your ______________".
When people squander money, or use it in an unwise way; we say that they __________________ money."
If something is neither too cheap nor too expensive, we say that it is "_______________________ priced"