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COMPLETE IELTS U6 LISTENING

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