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Assets

Anything of value that is own.

Budget

A list of planned expenses and revenues.

Financial Plan

An orderly programs for spending, savings, and investing the money you earn to achieve desired goals.

Fixed Expenses

Expenses that remain the same from period to period.

Income

Money coming in through wages earned, allowance, or other sources.

Liabilites

Anything that is owed (debt).

Net Worth

Assets minus Liabilities.

Revenue

Income received form normal business activities.

Spending Plan

A plan for spending and savings money based on a person's goals during a given time.

Variable Expenses

Expenses that change form one period to the next.

Wealth

Abundance of valuable resources or valuable material possessions.

Automated Teller Machine (ATM)

Provides banking customers with access to financial transaction with the need for bank teller.

Blank Endorsement

Only includes the signature of the payee on the back of the check.

Canceled Check

A check that has the bank's stamp, indicating it has cleared or gone through the financial system.

Check

A written order to a bank pay the sated amount to a person or business named on the check.

Check 21

When a check is electronically transferred and funds immediately with drawn form the account.




Similar to a debit card.

Checkbook Register

A booklet used to record checking account transactions.

Credit Union

A financial institution that provides financials products and services to its members.




Lower rates on borrowing and higher rates on investing.

Debit Card

Enables an individual with draw cash form an ATM or pay directly for goods or services at stores and restaurants.

Endorsement

A signature or statement on the back of the check gives the financial institution authorization to cash / deposit the check.

Interest Rate

The price the borrower pays a creditor for the use of money over a period of time.

Outstanding Check

Those checks issued by a depositor but not yest reported on a bank statement.

Overdraft

A check written for more money than your account holds.

Reconcilaition

The process of matching your checkbook register with bank statement each month.

Restrictive Endorsement

An endorsement that limits further negotiating of the check.

Special Endoresement

An endorsement that limits the transfer of the check to a particular person.