An account used for every day financial transactions or quick access to cash.
Checking Account
A machine that dispenses cash or performs other banking services when an account holder inserts a bank card.
ATM (Automated Teller Machine)
John got paid last week so he went to the bank and __________ his check into his savings account.
deposited
Name 3 ways to pay
Cash, debit card, or credit card.
Explain the difference between deposit and withdrawal.
A deposit is money you put into your bank account and withdrawal is when you take it out.
The act of putting money (cash or check) into a bank
Hint:
It is similar to a password.PIN
Sarah needed cash from her checking account to pay for her new computer so she made a ______________ from the ATM.
Withdrawal
Name 3 things to save up for
anything!
An ATM is a machine used to take out cash. The PIN is the password or security code for your account
The act of taking out money from a bank.
Withdrawal
The amount of money you have in a bank account, or the amount of something that you have left after you have spent or used up the rest.
Balance
Stephanie wanted to open up a ____________ ___________ so she would have an account to deposit her paychecks, take out cash, and write her own checks.
Checking account
Name 3 banks.
Chase, Bank of America, Chase, TD Bank (etc.)
Explain the difference between a checking account and a savings account.
A checking account is the account used for everyday spending. A savings account is money saved up for the future.
A deposit bank account that lets you securely save money.
Savings Account
Financial institutions that hold deposits, loans money, and supports other financial institutions.
Bank
Savings account
Name 3 types of stores to shop from
bonus: List 3 needs
A payment card that deducts money directly from your checking account to pay for a purchase.
Debit Card
Ways to pay for wants and needs.
Sarah needed to get cash from the bank quickly, so she went to the __________ machine.
ATM
Name 3 vocabulary words you just learned!
ATM, PIN, Debit Card, Withdrawal, balance, checking account, savings account, bank, and deposit.
Use your flashcards to help with this question.
Explain the difference between loan and debt.
A Loan is money that is borrowed that is expected to be paid back. A Debt is money that is owed to another person or organization.