What is the name of number 2?
What is .........
The date
A money order can be purchased up to $1,500.
What is ........
False
Many banks now let you check balances, transfer money, or deposit checks using the on your smartphone.
What is ..........
Mobile Phone Apps
Money paid to you by a financial institution when you deposit funds there.
What is ........
Interest
What does "The Fed" stands for?
What is .......
The Federal Reserve
To request your bank not to honor a specific check.
What is ........
Stop Payment Order
What is the name for number 9?
What is ......
The memo line
A state issued identification is needed to open a savings or a checking account.
What is .........
True
When someone steals your personal information to open accounts or make purchases in your name, it's call this ....
What is .........
Identity Theft
The secure storage space inside a bank is often rented to keep valuables like jewelry or important papers safe.
What is .........
Safe Deposit Box
The Fed is responsible for issuing this type of currency.
What is .......
Money
Not for profit financial institution that is owned entirely by its members.
What is ..........
Credit Union
What is the name for number 5?
What is......
Payee
There is a fee to use your banks ATM.
What is ........
False
Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Pay Pal are examples of this digital tool that lets you pay with your phone instead of cash or cards.
What is ..........
Digital Wallet
This government agency insures your money in the bank up to $250,000 per account, so you don't lose it if the bank fails.
What is ........
FDIC
The Fed clears and processes these between banks.
What is ..........
Checks and Electronic Payments
A money order can never bounce. (Hint: This may be true or false)
What is .........
True
What is the name for number 7?
What is ........
Written Amount
The National Credit Union Administration insures banks up to $250,000.
What is .....
False
If you report your lost debit card within 2 business days, this is the maximum you could lose from unauthorized charges.
What is ........
$50.00
This savings tool locks your money away for a set time and usually pays a higher interest rate than a regular savings account.
What is .........
Certificate of Deposit (CD)
The Fed uses this type of policy to influence money supply and interest rates.
What is .......
Monetary Policy
Refers to the increases in an amount of money because of the interest earned on the money.
Time Value of Money
What is the name for number 13?
What is ....
Signature Line
Cashier's check is a check guaranteed by the bank and drawn on the bank's own funds.
What is .......
True
Shown as a percentage, this number tells you how much interest you'll actually earn in a year on savings.
What is .........
Annual Percentage Yield (APY)
This word describes how easily you can turn your money or assets into cash you can use right away.
What is ........
Liquidity
The Fed sets this percentage requirement for how much money banks must keep on hand.
What is ........
Reserve Requirement
Writing "for deposit only"and signing the back of a check is an example of this type of endorsement. (Hint: this can be very limited).
What is ........
Restricted Endorsement