Savings
Fraud
Banking
Checking
Banks and Credit Unions
100

The cost of borrowing money

What is interest?

100

Changing your passwords often; using two-factor authorization are two examples of this 

What are ways to protect yourself from fraud?

100

This business acts as a financial intermediary by accepting deposits from savers and using those funds to make loans to borrowers.

What is a bank?

100

A charge from a financial institution for keeping a bank account, like a checking or savings account, open

What is a monthly maintenance fee?

100

They are owned and operated by their members.  

 What is a credit union?

200

How do market conditions affect savings accounts?

They influence interest rates

200

A scam to steal information

What is phishing?

200

Savings and checking

What are the types of accounts a bank offers?

200

How can you plan your spending in a given month, including needs, wants, and savings?

Budgeting

200

These typically offer higher fees.

What is a traditional bank?

300

A deposit account held at a financial institution that allows you to set money aside, earn interest, and provides safe, secure storage for funds not needed for daily transactions

What is a savings account?

300

When someone uses your personal or financial information, such as your name, Social Security number, or credit card numbers, without your permission to commit fraud

What is identity theft?

300

A service that allows a bank's customers to conduct financial transactions using a mobile device

What is mobile banking?

300

Do this to prevent financial fraud, avoid overdraft fees, track spending habits, and ensure account accuracy

Monitor your checking account

300

This institution typically offers better savings rates.

What is a credit union?

400

A savings account that offers a fixed interest rate for a specific term, such as six months to five years, in exchange for the agreement that you will not withdraw the money before the term ends

What is a Certificate of Deposit (CD)?

400

Identify theft; Limited wifi; No computer; Fraud

What are risks of online banking?

400

A U.S. government guarantee that protects depositors' money, up to $250,000 per depositor  

What is FDIC insurance?

400

A service that enables recurring, scheduled payments from a customer's bank account to a company

What is an automatic bill payment?  

400

Branch and ATM locations, customer service, fees, interest rates, and services available

What to consider before choosing a traditional bank or credit union?

500

This account is a type of savings account that offers a significantly higher interest rate, or Annual Percentage Yield (APY)

What is a high yield savings account? 

500

A social security number or driver's license number, date of birth, ZIP code

What is personal identifiable information?
500

What is a key advantage of mobile banking over traditional banking?

24/7 accessibility/ ease of access

500

This type of account can be used every day to purchase goods and services.

What is a checking account?

500

What is the main difference between a bank and a credit union?

Banks are for-profit institutions while credit unions are non-profit and member-owned.