This is what you use when you are buying something and you are not using a debit card.
What is a check?
This is how you write a number when you are not writing in number form.
These are the 4 common types of savings accounts.
What are standard savings, high-yield savings, Certificates of Deposit, and money market accounts??
This is what NSF means.
What is non sufficient funds?
Credit unions are for profit.
True/false
What is false?
This is where the account holder's information is located on the check.
What is the top left corner?
This is what CD stands for.
Certificates of deposit.
This is a fee charged when you don't use an ATM at your bank.
What is out of network fee?
What is the name of the 3 digit code on the back of a debit card?
CVV
This is what PIN stands for.
Personal Identification Number
When writing a check, this is the only optional line to fill.
What is the memo line?
This is the name of the money that the customer is likely to earn on their saving accounts.
This is a feature that you can set up to have funds drawn out of your savings account in the event that you exceed your account balance.
What is the routing number on the check and why is it used?
What is the routing number on a check is used to identify where the account was opened. It tells banks where they can pull funds from when a customer pays with check.
This is what ATM stands for
What is automated teller machine?
You should do this after the amount in words so that no can write write anything else after it.
What is make a line?
This is the number one fee charged by banks
What is an overdraft fee?
This is who insures bank account up to $250,000
FDIC
The money you put into your account, or to put money into your acount.
What is a deposit?
A check that has gone through the bank's processing center and is listed on your monthly statement
What is a cleared check?
This is how much goes into savings in the 50/30/20 rule.
What is 20%?
Savings account, fee for exceeding the amount of allowed withdrawals for a month.
What is a withdrawal fee?
This is who insures credit union bank accounts.
NCUA