This is the name of the fee charged if you withdraw money from your savings account using an ATM that is not your banks'.
What is an out of network ATM fee
Name a strategy that helps ensure you are saving your money?
Pay Yourself first
50/30/20 rule?
What is increases?
What type of savings account requires you to leave your deposit in the account for a certain period of time?
What is Certificate of Deposit
This is the fee charged if your account balance falls below $0 after a purchase?
What is an overdraft fee?
What does the 20% represent in the 50/30/20 rule?
What is savings?
What is the total balance of an $18,000 deposit at 9% compounded annually for 6 years
$30,187.80
What does a MM account stand for?
What is a Money Market account?
This is the monthly service fee charged in the savings account once the balance falls below the required maintaining balance.
What is a monthly maintenance fee?
How much money is recommended to keep in your emergency fund?
What is the total balance with a principal of $1,030 at 4% compounded quarterly for 2 years?
$1,115.34
A savings account that is done primarily online and has little to no brick and mortar locations?
What is an Online Savings Account?
What is 3 - 6?
DAILY DOUBLE
Give two examples of when you should use your emergency funds.
Unexpected loss of job, car accident, emergency/urgent care fee, family emergency.
What is the total balance with a principal of $1,240 at 8% compounded annually for 2 years?
What is $1,446.34
How can a customer avoid getting a monthly service charge on savings account?
Maintaining the minimum balance
Depositing money regularly
Linking the account to your checking account
Do not withdraw more than the 4 or more times in a monthly cycle
This is the fee charged on your account if you move money quickly via the internet without exchanged cash?
What is a wire transfer fee?
This is a time deposit account where funds are invested for a fixed period and interest rate. This account is available in terms of 30 days to 365 days or 12 months to 60+ months, and Government regulated penalty applies for early withdrawal
Certificate of Deposit
In the equation for compound interest, what does the r represent?
What is the interest rate or the APY?
DAILY DOUBLE
What is the difference between a bank and a credit union?
What is that banks are for profit and usually take from customers while credit unions are not for profit and give to their customers. Credit unions guarantee better rates and distribute profits amongst their customers.