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| 2. | A way of paying money on-line. |
| 3. | The upper amount you are able to buy/owe on a card [6 + 5] |
| 4. | Taking money directly out of your account actually in a shop. |
| 6. | An emotional reaction of some when they open their credit card bill. |
| 7. | It's good to be able to control your … … |
| 8. | Word used to describe the final amount owing on a card, or remaining in an account at the end of a period. |
| 9. | Term to describe people who are addicted to 'retail therapy'. |
| 12. | What we want, but often don’t have enough of. |
| 17. | A word describing having taken more out of your bank account then you've put into it. |
| 18. | The crime of obtaining money or other benefit by deliberate deception. |
| 20. | The cost of borrowing money, expressed as a %age of what is owed. |
| 21. | An order to your bank to pay a specified amount of money to the person you name on it. |
| 22. | A special number needed to authorise payments from your account. |
| 23. | Sometimes called an ‘old fashioned’ way of paying for something. |