Debit/Credit
Deductions
Deductions/Earned Income
Checking Account
Checks
100

Money withdrawn directly from a checking or savings account?

Debit card

100

YTD stand for.......

Year To Date

100

 Wages withheld from an employee's total earnings for the purpose of paying taxes, garnishments and benefits, like health insurance.

What are deductions?

100

Written order to bank to make a payment to the person named.

What would be a check.

100

When writing a check you should use a ?

Blue or black pen

200

Each purchase is a loan that is repaid later.

Credit card

200

The amount of money you make in one hour?

Hourly wage

200

  Includes money made from employment including wages, salaries, bonuses, commissions, tips, and net earnings.

Earned Income

200

Checks that are to old to be cashed.

What would be a stale check.

200

Pay to the order means

Who you are paying the check to

300

 Hefty fees may be charged if you spend more than what is on the card

Debit card

300

 Length of time over which employee time is recorded. 

Pay period

300

Money that is taken out of your pay.  

Deductions

300

Buy now, pay later

What is a credit card

300

The memo line is for?

A reminder for who the check was for

400

Convenient to use

Debit and credit card

400

The total amount you earn for working before deductions.

Gross pay

400

Money that is Not from working; such as birthday or allowance.

Earned income

400

When purchasing groceries, I use this instead of cash.

What is a debit card

400

When writing  the amount of a check it should be written in?

Words and fractions

500

If a card is lost or stolen, report it immediately.

Debit and credit card

500

The money you take home after deductions.

Net Pay

500

Money taken out from your paycheck for retirement or other benefits. 

401 k

500

 Tells the bank to not process a check that has been written.

Stop payment order

500

What needs to be on the check in order for the bank to cash it.

Your signature

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