Surprise!
Bank Account
Quick Cash
Bank
Checks
100

This is done to compare my records kept against the banks.

Reconcile

100
I read this record of the money I deposited and withdrew from my account.
Bank Statement
100

I can use this card with the amount of money available in my bank account.

Debit Card

100

This is the account I take money from anytime, with little to no interest.

Checking Account

100

This is the action I did when signing my name on the back of a check.

Endorsement

200

This is when I take money out of my account.

Withdraw

200

This is the amount of money in my account.

Bank Balance

200

I am able to use this machine to receive cash quickly.

ATM

200

This is the large amount of money I borrowed from the bank and paid back.

Loan

200

I exchanged a check for money by doing this.

Cash a Check

300

I am the person who gets paid by a check made payable in my name.

Payee

300

I used this nine-digit number to identify what financial institution I go to.

Routing Number

300

I can use this printed form instead of money.

Check

300

This is the money I was charged by the bank for borrowing their money.

Interest

300

I went to the post office to get one of these money orders to pay the bank.

Money Order/Cashier's Check

400

I can use this machine to check my account's balance.

ATM

400

I used this four-digit code to use my online bank account.

Pin Number

400

I can use this form of money to pay for things without a card.

Cash

400

This is when I put my money into my bank account.

Deposit

400

I kept all these checks with my name on them in this.

Checkbook

500

This is when I spend/use money.

Expenses

500

This is the sum of money I have to pay for my bank's services.

Bank Fees/Charges

500

I am able to use this card for money the bank has, and not the amount in my bank account.

Credit Card

500

This is the account where I leave money to build interest.

Savings Account

500

This happened when my check didn't get accepted due to a lack of funds.

Bounce or NSF (non-sufficient fund) or Cold Check