This card is used to make purchases easily and conveniently (other than a debit card)?
What is a credit card.
This account is one people open at a bank to deposit and access their money.
What is a checking account?
This account is typically used to put money into and not take out as often.
What is a savings account?
This is the payment you make on a loan each month.
What is an installment.
This is what a paycheck put directly into your checking account is called.
What is direct deposit?
This what the bank will charge if someone takes money out of their savings account to many times in a month.
What is a fee?
This is something that allows the holder to buy goods and services on loan or through their checking account.
What is a credit card or debit card?
The fee or rate you are charged on a loan.
What is interest.
A person who helps someone who has not established credit get a loan.
Who is a co-signer?
True or False. Taking money from your savings account will help you gain more interest and make more money.
What is false?
This is what credit card companies call customers that pay their loans in full each month, not allowing the credit company to charge interest and make money.
What is a dead beat?
The length of a loan.
What is the term.
This is what increases when you deposit money into your checking account.
What is the balance?
This type of savings account will not allow a person to take any money out for certain amount of time, but has a high interest rate, allowing the customer to accrue more money.
What is CD?
This is a financial institution that accepts deposits from the public and makes loans.
What is a bank?
Something you commonly use credit for.
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In order to make sure you get your money even if your bank closes, you want to make sure that your bank is this.
What is federally insured?