What is Money Wordle?
Money Wordle is a free Wordle-style game where every answer is a five-letter word about money: investing, banking, credit, insurance, law and travel currencies. You get six guesses with green, yellow and gray clues, a category hint, and the word's definition when the round ends.
How to play
- Read the category hint above the board (Money, Investing, Banking, Insurance, Law or Travel).
- Type or tap a five-letter guess and press Enter.
- Green is the right letter in the right spot, yellow is in the word but elsewhere, gray is not in the word.
- Solve it in six guesses, read the definition, then share your grid or play an unlimited round.
Best starting words for Money Wordle
Money words lean on the letters S, T, E, A, R and N. Strong openers from the answer list are ASSET, RATES and TRADE. If the hint says Travel, try a currency like EUROS or PESOS; if it says Law, plural nouns like TORTS and DEEDS are common.
Why a finance word game?
Money vocabulary is the first wall people hit when they open a brokerage account, read an insurance policy or sign a lease. Words like yield, rider, lien and prime sound simple but carry specific meanings. A daily puzzle is an easy habit for learning them one at a time, and the definition at the end of every round turns a game into a two-minute lesson. Teachers can project the daily word as a bell ringer for a personal finance or economics class.
Every Money Wordle word, defined
All 67 possible answers, A to Z. Spoiler warning if you want to play blind.
- AgentInsurance
- A licensed person who sells insurance policies and helps with coverage.
- AlphaInvesting
- Return above what a benchmark index earned over the same time.
- AssetInvesting
- Something you own that has value, like cash, a home or investments.
- AuditBanking
- An official review of financial records to check they are accurate.
- BearsInvesting
- Investors who expect prices to fall; a bear market is a falling one.
- BondsInvesting
- Loans investors make to governments or companies in return for interest.
- BonusMoney
- Extra pay on top of regular wages, often tied to performance.
- BullsInvesting
- Investors who expect prices to rise; a bull market is a rising one.
- CentsMoney
- Hundredths of a dollar or euro.
- CheckBanking
- A written order telling your bank to pay someone from your account.
- ClaimInsurance
- A request to your insurer to pay for a covered loss.
- CourtLaw
- The place, and the judge or judges, that decide legal disputes.
- CoverInsurance
- Protection an insurance policy provides against a loss.
- DebitBanking
- A charge that takes money straight out of your bank account.
- DeedsLaw
- Legal documents that transfer ownership of real estate.
- DinarTravel
- Currency of several countries, including Kuwait, Jordan and Serbia.
- EurosTravel
- The currency used by most European Union countries.
- FaresTravel
- Prices paid for a seat on a plane, train, bus or boat.
- FloodInsurance
- Rising-water damage; standard homeowners policies usually exclude it.
- FrancTravel
- The Swiss franc, the currency of Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
- FraudMoney
- Deception used to take someone's money or property.
- FundsInvesting
- Pools of money from many investors, managed together (mutual funds, ETFs).
- GrantMoney
- Money given for a purpose, like school, that does not need to be repaid.
- GrossMoney
- Total income before taxes and other deductions are taken out.
- HedgeInvesting
- An investment made to offset the risk of another one.
- HeirsLaw
- People legally entitled to inherit property when someone dies.
- HotelTravel
- A business that rents rooms to travelers, usually by the night.
- IndexInvesting
- A measure of how a group of investments performs, like the S&P 500.
- JurorLaw
- A member of a jury who helps decide the facts of a case.
- KronaTravel
- Currency of Sweden and Iceland (krona, plural kronor).
- LeaseBanking
- A contract to rent a car, home or equipment for a set time.
- LegalLaw
- Allowed by law, or relating to the law.
- LimitMoney
- The most you can charge on a credit card or borrow on a line of credit.
- LoansBanking
- Money borrowed that must be paid back, usually with interest.
Glossary, continued
- MoneyMoney
- Anything widely accepted as payment for goods, services and debts.
- NairaTravel
- The currency of Nigeria.
- OathsLaw
- Solemn promises to tell the truth or carry out a duty.
- PayeeBanking
- The person or business a payment is made to.
- PennyMoney
- A one-cent coin in the United States.
- PerilInsurance
- A cause of loss a policy covers, such as fire, wind or theft.
- PesosTravel
- Currency of Mexico, and of several other countries in Latin America and Asia.
- PleadLaw
- To formally answer a charge in court, such as guilty or not guilty.
- PoundTravel
- The pound sterling, the currency of the United Kingdom.
- PriceMoney
- The amount of money asked for something.
- PrimeInvesting
- The prime rate: the interest rate banks charge their most creditworthy borrowers.
- ProxyInvesting
- Permission for someone else to vote your shares at a company meeting.
- QuoteMoney
- A price estimate, such as an insurance quote, before you agree to buy.
- RatesBanking
- Interest rates: the yearly cost of borrowing, or reward for saving.
- RiderInsurance
- An add-on to an insurance policy that changes or adds coverage.
- RupeeTravel
- Currency of India, and of Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal.
- SaverMoney
- Someone who sets money aside for later instead of spending it now.
- ScoreMoney
- A credit score: a number lenders use to judge how likely you are to repay.
- ShareInvesting
- One unit of ownership in a company or fund.
- SpendMoney
- To pay out money for goods or services.
- StockInvesting
- A share of ownership in a company.
- TaxesMoney
- Required payments to a government, charged on income, purchases or property.
- TheftMoney
- Taking property without permission; identity theft uses your personal details.
- TitleBanking
- Legal ownership of property, and the document that proves it.
- TortsLaw
- Civil wrongs, like negligence, that let the injured person sue for damages.
- TradeInvesting
- Buying or selling an investment.
- TrustLaw
- A legal arrangement where one party holds assets for someone else's benefit.
- ValueMoney
- What something is worth, measured in money or usefulness.
- VaultBanking
- A secure room where a bank keeps cash and valuables.
- VisasTravel
- Permits a country issues allowing a foreigner to enter or stay.
- WagesMoney
- Pay earned for work, usually calculated by the hour or by the job.
- WillsLaw
- Legal documents saying who receives your property after you die.
- YieldInvesting
- The income an investment pays, shown as a percentage of its price.
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