Investment Products
Personal Banking
Credit
Finance
Income Management
100

When you leave your money in a bank, credit union, or trust company for a specified period of time.

Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC

100

This product is offered to customers to allow them to store and protect valuables.

Safety deposit boxes

100

The three Cs of credit 

Character, capacilty, capital

100

A tool for organizing your finances.

budget

100

The process of projecting, organizing, monitoring, and controlling how your income.

budgeting

200

Shares owned in a company, for which dividends are paid based on shareholder vote.

Common shares/stock

200

This product offered by a bank reduces the risk associated with travelling with large sums of cash.

Traveller's cheque

200

An agreement in which a borrower receives something of value in exchange for a promise to repay the lender (creditor) at a later date.

Credit

200

Canadian owned banks

Schedule 1 Banks

200

Rent is an example of what type of expense?

fixed

300

A group of stock which is diversified to minimise risk.

Mutual funds

300

This service facilitates the deposit of your wages or salaries directly into your bank account.

Direct deposit

300

True or false; with a line of credit you only pay interest on the amount you owe, not on the total amount of credit line.  

true

300

This banking feature facilitates business banking after hours through  a special deposit bag and secure locked chute that business account holders can access to make cash deposits once their stores are closed. 

night depositories

300

The income you have left to spend after you have taken care of all of your financial commitments such as rent, bills, loan payments, food, and other necessities.

Discretionary income

400

Short term instruments issued by the government to raise money.

Treasury bills (T-Bills)

400

This feature facilitates the withdrawal of more funds than what is available in your bank account.

Overdraft protection

400

Credit transactions between a retailer and a consumer.

Charge accounts

400

The return on your investment otherwise known as interest rate.

Yield

400

Your income after all mandatory deductions.

Net income

500

This type of investment refes to items that you collect and allow to appreciate in value. 

collectibles

500

This is a guaranteed cheque which is suitable for business transactions in foreign countries.

Money order

500

This advantage of credit allows consumers to get what they want when they want it, and to spread out the payments over time.

Immediate ownership

500

The speed at which you can convert your assets into cash. 

Liquidity

500

The mandatory deductions on your paystub.

Income tax, CPP and EI

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