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Financial Vocabulary Challenge

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Test your knowledge of terms related to currency and finance.

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Financial Vocabulary Challenge
 

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Financial Vocabulary ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge of terms related to currency and finance.

by Sabrina Brutomeso
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TWO WORDS: A product or service that is sold at a lower price or with extra benefits for a short time.

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A time when shops sell things at lower prices than usual.

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TWO WORDS: To return money that you borrowed from someone.

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TWO WORDS: A place at a bank where your money is kept and where you can deposit or take out money.

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To have to pay money to someone because you borrowed it or bought something on credit.

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THREE WORDS: To borrow money from a bank or other person that you must pay back later.

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Money in the form of coins or notes (not a card).

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To give someone money or something for a short time, expecting to get it back.

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To take money or something from someone for a short time and return it later.

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To use money to buy things or pay for services.

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The amount of money you need to buy something.

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THREE WORDS: To keep money over time so you can buy something in the future.

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To have enough money to buy something.

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A reduction in the price of something.

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