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Using a _________ allows you to pay bills automatically without writing checks.
 
Direct debit
 
Direct Balance
When saving money, it's important to compare different _________ to get the best return on your savings.
 
Interest rate
 
balance
When saving money, it's important to compare different _________ to get the best return on your savings.
 
Interest rate
 
balance
You should check your account _________ regularly to keep track of your spending.
 
balance
 
interest
You should check your account _________ regularly to keep track of your spending.
 
balance
 
interest
Each bank has several _________ where customers can go to perform transactions.
 
Branches
 
Campuses
If your account shows a negative balance, it means you are _________.
 
overdrawn
 
savings
Many people open a _________ account to save money for emergencies or future expenses.
 
savings
 
overdraft
To make automatic payments, you can set up a _________.
 
Direct debit
 
credit
The _________ is the rate at which banks pay interest to their depositors or charge interest to borrowers.
 
Interest rate
 
Balance
When you have an _________, you can spend more money than you have in your account.
 
Overdraft
 
Interest rate
When you have an _________, you can spend more money than you have in your account.
 
Overdraft
 
Interest rate
The _________ is the amount of money that you have in your bank account at any given time.
 
Balance
 
Overdraft
When you have money available in your account, you are _________.
 
credit
 
debit
A _________ is a local office of a bank.
 
Branch
 
Balance
What does "Savings" refer to?
 
Money set aside for future use.
 
Money spent on daily expenses.
What is an "Overdraft"?
 
Money you can borrow if your account goes below zero.
 
A loan that you take out.
What is an "Interest rate"?
 
The percentage you earn or pay on money borrowed or saved.
 
The fee for using an ATM.
What does "In credit" mean?
 
You have money available in your account.
 
You owe money to the bank.
What does "Direct debit" mean?
 
Money taken directly from your account to pay bills.
 
A type of investment.
What does "Direct debit" mean?
 
Money taken directly from your account to pay bills.
 
A type of investment.
What is a "Branch"?
 
A local office of a bank.
 
A part of a tree.
What is "Balance"?
 
The total amount of money in your account.
 
The interest rate on your savings.
What does "Account" refer to?
 
A place where you keep your money.
 
A type of loan.
Using a _________ allows you to pay bills automatically without writing checks.
 
Direct debit
 
Direct Balance
When you have money available in your account, you are _________.
 
credit
 
debit
What does "Savings" refer to?
 
Money set aside for future use.
 
Money spent on daily expenses.
What is an "Overdraft"?
 
Money you can borrow if your account goes below zero.
 
A loan that you take out.
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