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- 2. A customer wants to return a product and needs to provide proof of purchase. Which document would they likely present?
- 3. A preset amount of money that a financial institution like a bank or credit union has agreed to lend you. Unlike a loan, the borrower has continuous and repeated access to it while it is active.
- 5. A legal document issued by a carrier (UPS, FedEx, etc.) to a shipper that details the type, quantity, and destination of the goods being carried.
- 8. Card that allows you to buy now & pay later by borrowing money. Accrues interest if not paid off monthly.
- 11. A detailed list of the items included in the shipment, as well as quantities and any special instructions. These serve as a record of the goods delivered, helping both the seller and the buyer to verify the contents
- 12. A transaction for which payment is due upon receipt, or as soon as the goods or services are delivered.
- 13. A document sent by a seller to a buyer, serving as a formal request for payment. It includes details of the products or services provided, the agreed-upon prices, and payment terms.
- 14. insurance that pays for damage to another person's car from an accident you cause.
- 15. A document created and used by a person to present their background, skills, and accomplishments
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- 1. It's like a digital wallet for your money. Used for daily expenses, paying bills, and making purchases. Keep track of transactions through checks, debit cards, and online/mobile banking.
- 4. A document that you give to a customer, showing how much you expect to charge them for goods or services you're going to supply.
- 6. Extra fees that a company pays due to loans, credit cards, etc.
- 7. Insurance that pays for medical expenses for individuals in a car accident.
- 9. The amount of money you agree to pay out of pocket before insurance begins to cover any costs.
- 10. It's a place to store your money for future goals. Earns interest over time, so your money grows.