BANK 1
BANK 2
BANK 3
BANK 4
BANK 5
100

A person you see at the bank that will help you deposit or withdraw your money.

What is a teller?

100

Two types of banking cards.

What are debit and credit cards?

100

Statement of money you owe a person or company.

What is a bill?

100

This is a written order to the bank to pay money from your account.

What is a check?

100

The amount of money you have in your chequing account.

What is balance?

200

This account is used for everyday banking.

What is a chequing account?

200

ATM

What is Automated Teller Machine?

200

When you put money into your account...

What is a deposit?

200

A convenient place to keep money that you will need soon.

What is a chequing account?

200

Getting a bank account is called....

What is opening the account?

300
An account that a person uses when they don't plan on using their money for awhile.
What is a savings account?
300

You must do this to every check to activate it.

What is a signature?

300

You use this card for cash advances.

?What is a credit card 

300

Smallest amount the bank will allow you to deposit; usually used when you open your account for the first time.

What is a minimum deposit?

300

Money that the bank pays you for keeping your money at their bank.

What is interest?

400

A chequing account for one person only.

What is an individual account?

400

smallest deposit

What is minimum?

400

You need this to open an account.

What is an ID?

400

You are charged this fee when you take more money from your account than you have.

What is overdraft fee?

400

A chequing account that is shared by two people.

What is a joint account?

500

Once a month you will get this record from your bank listing all the deposits, cheques, and withdrawals you have made.

What is a bank statement?

500

Deposits, checks, and withdrawals in/out of your account.

What is a transaction?

500

APR

What is annual percentage rate?

500

Electronic transfer of money between two individuals.

What is E-transfer?

500

Cheque is returned because of insufficient funds in your account.

What is a bounced cheque?