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ACH Transaction
electronic funds transfer between an account at one institution and an account at another institution
Account
registry for tracking monetary values, by some kind of categorization
Accounting
field involved with tracking the movement in, out, and between various categories and determination of balances in those categories
Account Holder
owner of an account at a financial institution
Actual Balance
amount of money owned by the account holder in a demand account at a financial institution
Automated Clearing House (ACH)
national network and infrastructure utilized by financial institutions to transfer money to and from accounts between institutions
Automated Teller Machine (ATM)
machine designed to provide digital access to an account at a financial institution
Bank
particular kind of financial institution which provides certain services to the general public under government regulation
Bank Balance
bottom-line figure printed on the monthly bank statement, showing the amount on deposit at the end of the period
Bank Fees
money that must be paid to a financial institution for services rendered, or for the right to access such services
Bank Reconciliation
process of determining the actual balance in a bank account by adjusting the book balance and the bank balance
Book Balance
balance shown on the records of an account holder, showing how much money is on deposit
Bounced Check
when the owner of a checking account writes a check for an amount of money greater than the amount in the account
Cash
can mean a combination of currency and coins at hand, or the combination of currency and coins plus all demand deposists owned by the organization at the moment
Cashing a Check
the payee signs the back of the check given to them by the account holder, and presents it to the bank in exchange for currency
Certificate of Deposit (CD)
time-deposit account carrying maturity period, anywhere from 3 months to 5 years
Check
piece of paper authorizing a financial institution to transfer ownership of money from a demand deposit account to someone else
Check Endorsement
payee must sign the back of a check to verify identity before cashing or depositing a check
Check Register
list of checks written by the account holder of a checking account
Checking Account
most common demand deposit account
Cleared Check
holder issues a check to a third party to give them money, third party puts the check in their account, thier bank uses ACH system to present check to holders bank, and holders bank pays the money
Compound Interest
account earns interest, and interest is added to the balance, the following period's interest will be calculated using the new balance
Credit Union
type of financial institution that are chartered to serve a particular subset of the population
Currency
refers to physical and tangible articles used to define, measure, and represent units of value within an economy
Debit Card
small card equipped with a magnetic stripe which allows an account owner to access money in the account electronically
Demand Deposit Account
account where the owner places money, and the institution is authorized to disburse the money to the owner or even directly to third parties on demand by authorization of the owner
Deposit
act by the owner of money where the owner transfers custody, not ownership, of money to a financial institution
Deposit-in-Transit
money is deposited to a financial institution, but not yet recorded by the bank
Direct Deposit
deposit made electronically, without using a physical manifestation of currency
EFT Deposit
electronic funds transfer deposit, where one institution transfers ownership of money to another electronically
Electronic Bill Payment
EFT withdrawal, owner uses electronic directions to disburse money from the account to a third party without physical currency
Funds
specified quantity of money, usually set aside for a purpose
Instrument
piece of paper providing evidence of ownership of financial resources
Interest
payment to depositor by an institution, in return for depositor providing the money to the institution
Interest Accrued
insterest that has been calculated and owed to the owner of an interest-bearing account, but not added to account balance yet
Interest-Bearing
deposit account which pays depositor interest
Investment
any place that an investor can place money, with hope of later receiving their money back along with a return
Maturity
date at which a timed deposit account can be redeemed for cash
Money
any medium of exchange which is universally accepted within an economy, represents value in discrete units defined by economy, and can be freely converted into and out of the economy's currency
Money Market
market of very short-term investment instruments
Money Market Account
demand deposit account at an institution where the depositor's money is invested in the commercial paper, government bonds, and other marketable investment instruments which aren't currency or cash
Non-Interest-Bearing
account which does not pay depositor interest
Not Sufficient Funds (NSF)
owner of account directs the financial institution to disburse a given amount of money to third party, but there is not enough money in the account
Outstanding Check
check that has been properly written and signed, and recorded in the books of the holder, but has not yet cleared the bank
Payee
third party of a transaction where they recieve money from a holder of a demand deposit account
Returned Check
owner of a checking account writes a check over the amount in the account
Savings Account
second most common demand deposit account, with far fewer transactions
Signature Card
paper identifying and specifying the person who is the authority to desburse money from an account
Stop Payment
direction to the bank not to honor a check which may have been issured in error, stolen, or gone missing
Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN)
9 digit number which is their social security numer for individuals, and an organizational id number for organizations
Time Deposit Account
account which depositor promises to leave the money on deposit in the account for a lengthy period of time, 30 days to many years
Withdrawal
act by owner of an account at an institution where the owner directs the institution to disburse money from their account