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| Is composed of members with a common bond such as working for the same employer or belonging to a labor union |
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| Legitimate financial institutions have these; a governmental document that grants them the right to operate |
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| if you do not report the loss of an ATM card within this time you may be liable for all charges made on the card |
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| Shows an opening balance, a list of financial transactions conducted during the month, service charges, and the closing balance |
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| If you checkbook is lost or stolen, some of you checks could be illegally used |
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| Domestic and International are two types of this. |
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| Some individuals and businesses won't accept these types of checks because of the possibility of insufficient funds |
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| The bank might automatically transfer money from this to checking to cover a check for which the checking account has insufficient funds |
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| limits the use of a check, for example to deposit only. |
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| age you have to be to open a checking account |
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| when you use a traveler's check you will be given this as change |
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| you can have checks like this |
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| When the bank lends some of your money to other people, those borrowers pay |
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| Online banking requires a computer with this |
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| are also called store value cards |
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| an account that the bank pays you interest for letting it use your money |
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| type of check from a financial institution that is in specific dollar amounts such as $25, $50, $100 |
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| You can use your ATM card at any tell machine with the same one of these |
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| a check that often require for very large payments such as the down payment on a home |
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| another name for debit cards (also called check cards) |
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| An automated service in which payments such as you paycheck or tax refund can be electronically transferred into the account you choose |
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| Provides legal proof of payment |
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| to bring the bank statement and you own record of transactions into agreement |
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| lack of sufficient funds to cover the full amounts of a check |
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| If your ATM card is lost you should |
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| Maintain a Minimum Balance |
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| Writing a check is more secure than paying with cash because? |
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