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an account that allows depositors to write checks to make payments
a checking account
written order to a bank to pay the stated amount to the person or buisness(payee) named to it
a check
what are three advantages of a checking account?
1.provides convenient way to pay bills
2.SAFER than using cash and handling money
3.built in PROOF OF PAYMEMNT (record keeping) system that you can see
What is the first step to opening a checking account?
fill out and sign signature card
-provides official signature for the bank to compare to the signature to track your expenses
what is step two to opening a checking account?
make a deposit
-you need money in your account before you can use it!
what are the rules to writing a check?
1.always use pen
2.write legibly
3.sign your name as you did on signature card
4.write VOID across the check if you make a mistake
5.have enough funds in your account to cover each check you write
what is an endoresement that can be cashed to anyone that posses it?
a blank endorsement
what is an endoresement that can be depostied straight into and account?
a restrictive endorsement
what is an endorsement that no one except the person whose name is stated on the endoresement can cash the check?
endoresement in full (special endorsement)
what is a booklet/form for recording your checking account transactions?
a checkbook register (check register)