Financial Literacy Crossword

Stewardship means to watch over and take care of something. It does not mean you are _____________ to ownership, but rather you have been given a responsibility to watch over, care for, and build upon what you are given.
Just as you have a responsibility to watch over and care for your life, you also have a responsibility to watch over and care for your financial _____________. No one else is responsible for your finances. You should be modest in your expenditures and disciplined enough to avoid debt where possible.
As a college student, you may be asked to sacrifice some _______ or __________ in order to obtain an education. A want is something you can live without.
As a college student, you may be asked to sacrifice some _______ or __________ in order to obtain an education. A want is something you can live without.
_____________ is learning to provide for one's own physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being without the help or aid of anyone or anything else.
A ___________ is something you value. Your ____________ could include your health, spending time with family, saving for a new car, or paying for school. As a student at BYU-Idaho, one of your ___________ should be your finances.
A ___________ is something you value. Your ____________ could include your health, spending time with family, saving for a new car, or paying for school. As a student at BYU-Idaho, one of your ___________ should be your finances.
A ___________ is something you value. Your ____________ could include your health, spending time with family, saving for a new car, or paying for school. As a student at BYU-Idaho, one of your ___________ should be your finances.
To help you manage your financial priorities, the Single and Married Student _____________ Plans (blue buttons) were created for you. These help you clearly see what income and expenses you have.
If your total ___________ are more than your total income, you may want to look for ways to spend less.
___________ money is the simple act of setting aside a portion of your income each time you receive it.
The better approach is to pay ___________ first, then yourself (savings), then living expenses.
Your savings should be focused on three main areas: Emergencies, _____________, and long-term/ retirement.
Debt typically comes with a _______, known as interest.
Interest is a _______________ of the amount you owe, and in most cases you will end up paying more than what you originally borrowed.
But not all _______ is bad. When used properly and sparingly, it can help further worthy goals that otherwise could not have been achieved.
Whoever your ___________ is, he or she commits to provide a certain amount of financial assistance for a specific amount of time.
BYU-Idaho will not become your sponsor. If for any reason your sponsor can no longer support you, contact the _____________ Services Department immediately.
Sometimes you may come across ____________ expenses, such as a medical emergency. You should turn to the aid you received from your sponsor first and foremost.
As you take responsibility for your finances, you will be able to more fully enjoy your time here at BYU-Idaho and experience greater _________ in your life.
All ____________ that we enjoy today were made possible by those who came before us. Because we have been given so much, we have a responsibility to make similar blessings available to future generations.