Comparison Shopping
When shopping online, looked for the websites to use "https" at the beginning of their web address. This is what the "s" stands for.
What is secure?
Adding money to a checking or savings account
What is a deposit?
A reloadable card that you can load money onto and use to purchase items.
What is a prepaid card?
You want to by a new bike. Decide what bicycle features you care most about.
What is your first steps in comparison shopping?
Which receipt should she probably keep the longest?
What are receipts for clothing, electronics, appliances, etc?
Does not include food.
Taking or having money come out of your checking or savings account; making a payment from that account.
What is a withdraw?
A type of prepaid card that has a specific amount of money you can use at a certain store.
What is a gift card?
For which item should he do MORE comparison shopping? A new phone or a chicken sandwich? Explain.
What is a new phone?
Costs more, lasts longer, more feature options, bigger investment, etc.
The date and time of your dining, the total cost of your food and drinks, he tax and tip that were added to your bill are items found on this.
What is a receipt?
These items are required in order to open a checking account.
What is a form of ID and proof of address
A type of payment that allows you to send money to other people through an application on your smartphone or other device.
What are peer-to-peer (P2P) payment apps?
This document lists all the purchases and deposits you've made in the previous month.
What is a checking account statement?
Set a budget, decide what features you want, and see which stores/brands best fit your needs
What is Comparison Shopping?
Great deals convince customers to buy things they don't need and stay loyal to the store or brand
What is the reason why stores offer deals like "Buy One, Get One Free" to their customers?
Writing a check; swiping a debt card to make a purchase, online bill payment; withdrawing cash at an ATM.
What are transactions that will REDUCE the amount of money in your checking account?