Different ways to ____________: Keep 10% of cash income, don't touch your account, and always have an emergency account.
The amount of money you put into or deposit into a savings account/ the amount borrowed where the borrower pay
The number that identifies your account is the _____________ number
Money you pay in cash up front when buying something on credit (Example: houses)
The percentage of interest you pay on your loan
The code that protects your account name, your account number, and other information by making it unreadable to others
A time deposit that has a fixed term and fixed interest rate is a _______ of deposit.
A credit incentive program where you get back a portion of what you spent in credit
Writing this is a way of paying someone on paper
A type of loan where the interest rate goes up and down with inflation and other economic conditions.
A record of check, cash, and debit card transactions. Used to keep a running balance of the money amount in your checking account.
Interest that is computed on the amount that you borrow
The money you owe for using the bank's or credit union's money:
Food, shelter, and basic clothing.
To sign your name on the back of a check in means of permission to cash the check, add money to your account, or pay the money to another person.
An account where money can be spent with a debit card or checks.
Movie theater, coffee, desserts, eating out, laptop, and new bed.
Mortgage, college, and a business loan are all examples of :