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| Money deposited with a financial institution for investment and or safekeeping purposes. |
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| An outstanding amount of money. |
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| an instution for lending, issuing, borrowing, exchanging and safegaurding of money. |
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| An IOU issued by a corperation, the u.s government, or a city held by the lender as a recipt thsat the business or institution has a borrowed amount of money. |
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| A check that the bank has refused to cash or pay because you have no funds to cover it in your account. |
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| A check that is mailed back with an with an income statement |
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| A stock of accumulated wealth used or available for producing more wealth. |
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| money in a form of paper, coins. |
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| a check issued by the bank |
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a written acknowledgment of a bank that it has received from
the person named a specified sum of money as a deposit |
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an identification card used to make purchases on a charge
account; a charge plate. |
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| Demand draft drawn on a bank against its maker's (drawer's) funds, to pay the stated amount of money to the bearer or named party |
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| a bank deposit against which checks can be drawn by the depositor. |
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| to pass through a bank's check clearing cycle. |
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| security pledged for the repayment of a loan |
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| A bank that everyone uses |
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| intrest caculated form the origional capitial |
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| Purchasing power created by banks throughlending based on fractional reserve system. Banks literally 'create' money with their bookkeeping entries |
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| Firm that collects, stores, analyzes, summarizes, and sellscredit related information on persons and firms for a fee. |
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| Credit cards are a convenient substitute for cash or check, and an essentialcomponent of electronic commerce and internet commerce. |
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| a number that a bank uses to see if you can pay back a loan |
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| Financial cooperative created for and by its members who are its depositors, borrowers, and shareholders. |
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| In double-entry bookkeeping, entry on the left-hand side of an account record. |
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| Bank card used in cash transactions, but which is not acredit card. |
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| a slip for listing deposits made to a bank account. |
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| a person who deposits money in a bank or who has a bankaccount. |
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| To sign a legal document, such as a check. See alsoendorsement and endorser. |
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| US central-banking system comprising of 12 regional central banks |
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| Fee paid for using other people's money |
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Bank account in the name of two or more individuals
(account owners)who jointly (equally) share its concomitant rights and liabilities. |
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| Extent to which a seller will extend creditpayment terms to a buyer |
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| Free market system in which decisions regarding resource allocation, production, and consumption, and price levelsand competition, are made by the collective actions ofindividuals or organizations seeking their own advantage |
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| Anything of value that serves as a generally acceptedmedium of financial exchange |
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Conveyance of the conditional right of ownership
of a asset or property by its owner |
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| Loan arrangement under which a bank extends credit up to a maximum amount |
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| Party to whom a bill of exchange is made payable |
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| Party responsible for the payment of a bill of exchange orinvoice |
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| Capital as distinct from the income |
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| the revisement of a loan agreement |
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| Bank or other depository institution account from whichwithdrawals can be made |
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| Savings and loan association |
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| US depository institution, typically chartered and organizedlike a bank, that offers home mortgage loans and basic banking services such as checking (current) accounts andcredit cards. |
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| Bank fee charged for specific services or as a penalty for not meeting certain criteria. |
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| an order by the drawer of a check to his or her bank not to pay aspecified check |
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| the time or period through which something lasts |
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| taking money out of an account |
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