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(asset)noun an item owned.
(automated teller machine) (ATM) noun a machine that can perform banking transactions.
balance (noun or verb) the amount of money in an account; to find the difference between the debits and credits in an account.
budget (noun or verb) a plan created to monitor spending and saving; to plan for expenses.
capital (noun) the value of personal items owned, including savings, investments, and property,
check register (noun) a log to keep track of all checking account transactions, including checks written, debits, deposits, and fees.
credit register (noun) your financial report card, which includes a record of whether you have been on time in making your loan and credit payments; the information in your credit report determines your credit score, which is shared with lenders and landlords.
debit card (noun) a plastic card used for purchases and cash withdrawals that takes money directly from a bank account.
debt card (noun) a plastic card used for purchases and cash withdrawals that takes money directly from a bank account.
debt (noun) money owed
deposit (noun or verb) money put into an account; to put money into an account.
dividend (noun) a sum of money given as a bonus based on earnings or saving from a bank or company.
draft (noun or verb) another name for a check, which is a written order instructing a financial institution to pay a specific amount of money from the account bottom; to take money from an account.
finance charge (noun) the total dollar amount a buyer pays to use credit, including interest costs, service charges, and insurance.
fixed (adjective) not changing
gross income (noun) the total amount of earning before any taxes or other payments are taken out.
interest (noun) the amount paid to a lender for borrowing money.
interest (noun) the profit earned on an investment.
mortgage (noun) a loan to buy real estate, including a home and or property.
net worth (noun) the amount of p
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