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Banking and Finances

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  • To pay all the money you owe
    pay off
  • To spend more money than you have in your account
    overdraft
  • A card that lets you borrow money to pay for things and pay later
    credit card
  • Money given back when you return something you bought
    return
  • A written record of money taken from or added to your account
    bank statement
  • A payment you must make regularly (for example rent or phone)
    bill
  • A list of money you earn and spend each month
    budget
  • To carefully control how much money you spend
    stick to a budget
  • Extra money the bank pays you for saving your money
    interest
  • Money you put into your bank account
    deposit
  • A machine where you can take out or deposit money
    ATM
  • Money you take out of your bank account
    withdraw
  • Money you must pay for things like services or banking
    fee
  • Money you borrow from a bank and pay back later
    loan
  • An account used for everyday spending and paying bills
    chequing account
  • Money you spend to buy things or services
    expense
  • Money you save for the future
    savings
  • To send money to another person or account electronically
    transfer
  • Money returned to you after you pay too much
    refund
  • Money you save for unexpected problems
    emergency fund
  • To pay money you owe
    make a payment
  • To take money out of your account regularly for a bill
    automatic payment
  • The money you still need to pay on a credit card or loan
    balance due
  • To save money by spending less
    cut back
  • An account used to save money and earn interest
    savings account
  • Money you earn for working
    income
  • Money you receive regularly from work
    salary
  • Money you keep in a bank account
    balance
  • A small plastic card used to pay directly from your bank account
    debit card
  • A place where people keep and manage their money
    bank