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the middle set of numbers at the bottom of a check
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is the maximum amount of money a borrower can access from a financial institution
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a card used to access your accounts at an atm
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bills that will get paid through a direct withdrawal from you bank account
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balance can refer to the amount of money in a financial account
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the ending balance from the previous period carried over as the starting balance for the current period
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an institution that deals in money and its substitutes and provides other money-related services
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the banks records of your purchases, and your interest on your savings account
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when a check is signed by just the receiver
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when you account does not have the money to pay the check written
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is a savings account that pays interest on a fixed amount of money for a set period of time
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a paper form of payment, not often used anymore
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is a deposit account at a financial institution that allows you to deposit, withdraw, and transfer funds
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when the bank has added or subtracted the money from your account “posted”
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you agree to be responsible for someone else's debt
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the column on the right side of a general ledger that records money going out of an account
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non-profit financial cooperatives owned by their members and governed by a board of directors elected by, and from among, those members
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an accounting entry that creates a decrease in liabilities or an increase in assets
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a card used to make purchases requiring the use of a pin number
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add money to your bank accounts requiring a certain slip
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a form that is completed by an individual, known as a depositor, in order for them to make a cash or check deposit into a bank account
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a slip needed to deposit money into your account at the bank
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a form printed on paper that allows account holders to deposit cash or checks into their bank or credit union accounts
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when your employer has your account information and your paycheck goes directly to your account no paper check
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allows customers to pay bills electronically to a creditor or vendor
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a cost associated with borrowing money, or the cost of credit
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funds means that there isn't enough money in an account to cover a transaction or withdrawal
