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| automatic teller machine-a bank machine that gives out cash from your account and accepts deposits around the clock |
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| Balancing a checking account |
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| calculations that are made to determine the difference between the payments from, and the deposits to, a checking account |
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| financial institution at which you can get a checking account or savings account |
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| monthly printout from your bank that shows all transactions in your accounts |
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| a no-frills checking account that offers a low minimum opening deposit and reduced fees for students |
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| a debit against your checking account written on a paper form |
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| business that charges a fee to cash a check such as a paycheck. banks will provide this service for free to their customers |
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| the book in which you keep records |
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| like a credit card, but directly attached to a checking account, and can be used with a PIN to pay for items at a store |
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| an automatic deposit of a paycheck without having to take a physical check to the bank |
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| service fees for use of the checking account, built into the service agreement |
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| a checking account that pays interest on the balance |
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| amounts withdrawn from your account beyond the money the account held. also known as non-sufficient funds or bounced check |
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| a short-term very high interest cash advance based on a paycheck usually from private non-bank sources these loans are often due the next payday |
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| a summary that shows total income and spending for a given time period |
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| a copy of each check you write |
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| series of envelopes that are divided into categories and are used to store cash for planned monthly expenses |
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