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24 Cards in this Set
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Transactions/Expenses |
The cost of goods and services |
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Gross Earnings |
The amount of money you earn from working without fees |
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Job |
A duty or task someone completes using their time |
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Loan |
Money someone Borrows for a good or service |
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Need |
Something you must have to survive |
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Rainy day fund (Emergency Fund) |
Money set aside to pay for unexpected expenses |
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Salary |
The amount of money you are paid for working on a job/career |
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Withdraw |
When someone takes money out of a account |
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Fixed Expense |
Expenses that occur every month |
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Variable expense |
Expenses that change from time to time |
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Periodic expense |
Expenses that occurred two to three times a year |
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Steps in writing a check |
1 Date 2 Who it's to 3 amount in numbers 4 amount in letters 5 Signature 6 What it's for |
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ATM (Automatic Teller Machine) |
A machine that you can withdraw money from by using a card |
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Bank |
A financial institution and business that accepts deposits makes loans and handles other financial transactions |
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Bank Teller |
A bank employee who handles transactions deposits and withdrawals |
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Branch Manager |
A bank employee that supervises A bank's operations |
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Budget |
A plan that outlines how you spend your money |
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Career |
The type of work a person does for a majority of their life |
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Checking |
An account at a bank or credit union that allows you to make deposits pay your bills or make withdrawals |
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Customer service representative |
A person who provides you with information about your account |
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Credit card |
A plastic card that can be used to purchase items or services |
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Debit card |
A plastic card that you can use to deposit withdraw cash or purchase goods and services |
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Deposit |
Money that a customer puts into an account |
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Deduction |
Expenses that are taken out after your gross earnings |
