Every Day Financial Terms Crossword

A financial institution licensed as a receiver of deposits.
A legal proceeding involving a person or business that is unable to repay outstanding debts.
Various types of non-wage compensations provided to employees in addition to normal pay.
A financial plan used to direct money in a certain way by tracking income and expenses.
A profession or field of employment that you need training or further education.
A person who signs for another person's debt and hopefully won't get stuck with that debt.
A record of your credit history
An account set aside to build funds for the unexpected costly expenses that happen in life.
Money earned from a job or other source.
A contract that protects and pays out money for, in case of death or damages.
Money added or money charged to your account.
position of employment with specific duties and compensation.
A charge added to you debt when you do not pay on time.
You spend more than the money amount you had in the bank account.
The amount of money borrowed.
The cost of carrying a debt.
Your paycheck goes straight to the bank with out you touching it.
The providing of money or goods with the expectations of payment in the future.
Annual Percentage Rate