Checks and Registers
Wages and Salary
Accounts
Budgets
Electronic Banking
100

This tool is used to record deposits, withdrawals, and balances

Check Register

100

Why are deductions removed from a paycheck?

To pay taxes

100

A fee charged for spending more money than is available in an account.

Overdraft fee

100

Expenses that remain the same each month

Fixed expenses

100

This type of banking allows customers to access accounts through a smartphone app.

Mobile banking

200

Money added to an account

Deposit

200

Which type of pay provides a fixed amount each year

Salary

200

A student deposits $300 from a summer job into savings each month for 3 months. How much is saved?

$900

200

A student has no emergency fund and faces a $500 car repair. What financial challenge may occur? 

Debt, borrowing money, or missed payments

200

What is a PIN?

Personal Identification Number

300

Starting balance is $1,250. Deposit $300. Write a check for $175.25. Make a debit card purchase for $44.75. What is the ending balance? 

$1,330.00

300

Most overtime begins after how many hours in a workweek?

40 hours

300

Explain one advantage of using a savings account instead of keeping cash at home

Money is safer and may earn interest.

300

 A student earns $1,800 per month and pays $900 for rent. What percentage of income goes to rent?

50%

300

Why should account holders monitor transactions regularly?

To identify fraud or errors quickly.

400

A document from the bank showing activity

Bank statement

400

What is gross pay?

Total earnings before deductions

400

A savings account contains $750 and earns $15 in interest. What is the new balance? 

$765

400

Give two examples of periodic expenses.

Car registration, Property taxes

400

What is the biggest advantage of mobile banking?

24/7 access to accounts from almost anywhere.

500

This section explains why the check is being written

Memo line

500

Name one deduction found on a paycheck

Taxes, Social Security, Medicare, Insurance, Retirement

500

A person keeps all their money in checking and none in savings. What financial risk could this create?

They may have no emergency fund for unexpected expenses.

500

Income = $4,000. Needs = 50%, Wants = 30%, Savings = 20%.

How much should go toward savings?

$800

500

If you deposit $1,000 into a savings account earning 5% simple interest for 1 year, how much interest will you earn?

$50