BP B2 Unit 3.1 Vocabulary

A loan you get from a bank to buy something like a house or flat is ___

Name one verb that means ‘get better’.

Name one verb that means ‘go up’.

Complete this sentence: Following the crash, the markets took a long time to r___ .

Complete this sentence: The company asked the bank for a €20,000 ___ to cover payroll.

What is it called when borrowing becomes difficult because banks reduce lending and put interest rates up?

The place where stocks and shares are bought and sold is ___.

What's a phrasal verb meaning ‘help (someone) out of trouble’?

Name two verbs that mean ‘decrease’.

Money you put into a company to get a profit is ___.

When a company doesn’t have enough money to pay what it owes, it goes ___ .

A period when there is very little economic activity and many people are poor or unemployed is an economic ___ .

A quick and dramatic increase in business activity is a b___ .

Complete this sentence: A lot of banks are unwilling to l___ money to new businesses.

The extra money you have to pay to a bank when you take a loan is ___ (expressed in %)

All the money you put in the bank or in your piggy bank are your ___.