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Bank law

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    The language of bank law
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  • Your ___________ is the amount of money that you have got in your bank account.
    balance
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  • To _______________ money means to put it into a bank account.
    deposit
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  • А _________________ account is a bank account that you can use at any time. It is called a checking account in the USA.
    current
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  • If you _______________ a cheque it means you give a cheque to someone and you validate it by signing it.
    issue
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  • An ______________ is the amount of money you can take out of the bank even though your account does not have that much money in it.
    overdraft
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  • A _________ is a demand for payment for goods or services you have received.
    bill
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  • A _________ is a payment that you have to make to a professional person to do something for you.
    fee
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  • To ____________ money means to take money out of a bank account.
    withdraw
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  • If you _____________ cash you move it electronically from one bank account to another.
    transfer
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  • If you are ______________ for something it means that you are the right kind of person to have something, for example, because you are the right age or you have enough money.
    eligible
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  • Bank _____________ are payments that you have to make to the bank for using your bank account.
    charges
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  • It means to look at how much money you have in your bank account and receive a piece of paper showing that amount. You can do this at the bank's ATM machines.
    print off your balance
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  • It is a machine that is often outside a bank. It will give you money from your current account if you put in your debit card and then enter your PIN number
    ATM
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  • It is the amount of money that a bank charges you for a loan or overdraft. We also pay interest to you on any money you save at our bank.
    interest
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  • 'It is an amount of money that you owe to the bank because you withdraw more from your current account than you have in it.'
    overdraft
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  • It is a card that allows you to withdraw cash from your current account or pay for goods or services electronically by taking money out of your current account.
    debit card
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