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Unit I: Explore

Review Day

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ATM• Machine used to withdraw cash or

make deposits

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PIN• Debit cards require using this to

access the account to perform transactions

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Checking• Type of bank account offers the most

flexible access to your money with the fewest restrictions

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Fee• The penalty for using the ATM of a

bank that is not your bank

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Deposit Slip• Used to add funds to a bank account

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Board of Governors• Federal Reserve is made up of

Reserve Banks, Federal Open Market Committee and this group?

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Online bill pay• The use of the internet to pay bills

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Checking Account• Financial service used to help

manage money and make paying for things more convenient

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Opportunity Cost• The cost of making one choice over

another

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Overdraft Charge• Fees charged when a check is written

with insufficient funds.

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Debit card• Card used to make cashless

purchases. This card must be signed.

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Routing Number• Numbers listed at the bottom of the

check indicates which Federal Reserve route the check will take

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Account Number• The number at the bottom of the

check indicating what account will be affected by your transaction.

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Reconciling• The process of comparing the bank

balance to the checkbook balance

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Credit Union• The type of bank run by its members

and offering low rates of interest.

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Direct Deposit• When your paycheck goes into your

account and does not require an endorsement from you.

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Check Register• A record keeping device to record

checks, deposits and service charges.

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Blank Endorsement• Endorsing (signing) the back of a

check

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Check• A legal document that functions like

cash.

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Unearned Income• Money given to you but not requiring

work i.e. food stamps, pensions, unemployment

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Restrictive Endorsement• Signing your name on the back of a

check specifying what account the check is deposited in.

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Earned Income• Money that is earned by you i.e.

wages, salary, commission

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Special Endorsement• Endorsing a check and assigning it to

another person

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Saving Account• An account used to earn interest with

more restrictions to access

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Commercial Bank• Type of bank used by consumers and

business to perform daily transactions


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