1	Consequences		_____	the outcome or result of a given event or action.
2	Dependant		_____	a system in which you regularly pay a company a particular amount of money, in return for which the company agrees to provide compensation for any loss or damage of possessions or property, or expenses as a result of illness or death.
3	Expenditure		_____	a characteristic describing someone who prefers not to take risks.
4	Flat pay structure		_____	a child or other person who is financially dependent on you.
5	Income		_____	a situation involving a threat or danger.
6	Insurance		_____	the likelihood of an event happening.
7	Life cycle		_____	a career in which the worker is usually a graduate (ie has a university degree) or has been trained for the job, and for which they are usually paid a monthly salary.
8	Life expectancy		_____	income that does not increase by very much over time and which can remain relatively stable.
9	Non-professional career		_____	money that you receive.
10	Premium		_____	a career in which the worker is usually paid hourly wages and for which they may not require any specific training.
11	Probability		_____	the loss of a job when it is removed from the employment structure of an organisation.
12	Professional career		_____	the average number of years for which a person is expected to live.
13	Redundancy		_____	the age stages through which people pass.
14	Risk		_____	a sum of money paid to an insurance company, usually monthly, so that the company will provide financial cover if a risk happens.
15	Risk-averse		_____	money that you spend.