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15 Cards in this Set
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Disclaimer
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A denial of responsibility; a denial of a legal claim. |
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Drawee
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A bank or facility on which a check is drawn or written.
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Drawer
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The person who writes a check.
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E-Banking |
Electronic banking via computer modem or over the Internet.
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Endorser |
The person who signs his or her name on the back of a check for the purpose of transferring title to another person.
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Holder |
The person who presents a check for payment. |
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Maker
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Any individual, corporation, or legal party who sings a check or any type of negotiable instruments. |
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M-Banking
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Banking through the use of mobile devices, such as cell phones and wireless Internet services. |
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Negotiable
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Legally transferable to another party.
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Payee
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The person named on a draft or check as the recipient of the amount shown.
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Payer |
The person who writes a check in favor of the payee. |
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Power of Attorney |
A legal statement in which a person authorizes another person to act as his or her attorney or agent. The authority may be limited to the handling of specific procedures. The person authorized to act as the agent is known as the attorney in fact. |
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Principal
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A capital sum of money due as a debt or used as a fund for which interest is either charged or paid. |
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Reconciliation |
The process of providing that a bank statement and checkbook balance are in agreement. |
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Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) |
A unified set of rules covering many business transactions; it has been adopted in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and most U.S. territories. It regulates the fields of sales of goods; commercial paper, such as checks; secured transactions in personal property; and particular aspects of banking, letters of credit, warehouse receipts, bills of lading, and investment securities.
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