being responsible for one's actions, decisions
accountability
This is the tool (paper or digital) that shows all your account activity.
bank statement
This machine lets you take out cash using a card.
ATM
This protects your account by requiring a password to log in.
security
Keep money in a bank and earn a little interest
savings account
This is the habit of keeping track of your deposits and withdrawals.
responsibility
This is the money you put into your savings account.
deposit
This method lets you move money from savings to checking online
transfer
This is what banks do to watch for unusual or suspicious activity.
fraud-monitoring
envelope system
This is what you create to plan how much to save and spend.
budgeting
This is the money you take out of your savings account.
a withdrawal
This is the app you can use on your phone to access your account.
mobile banking
This feature alerts you when money is taken out of your account.
account alerts
what is pay yourself first?
save before you spend
This type of bank account earns interest and is used to store money safely..
savings account
This is the total amount of money in your account at any time.
a balance
This is what you use at an ATM to access your money.
debit card
This U.S. organization protects your bank deposits up to $250,000.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
What budgeting strategy is this?
- $1,000 this month:
zero-based budgeting
This is what you set to help you stay responsible with your savings (like saving for a car or phone).
saving goals
This is a safe way to store money without keeping cash at home.
a bank
This is what you might need to enter along with your card at an ATM. ( or what is required in a card to purchase something )
a pin
This organization insures money in credit unions instead of banks.
National Credit Union Administration (NCUA)?
Which budgeting strategy helps create a balanced budget that ensures essential bills are paid while prioritizing future financial
50/30/20