Across
- 3. When you write a check but don’t have enough money in your account to cover it.
- 7. A business that advances people money on their upcoming paychecks for a hefty fee.
- 10. A non-profit financial institution that is owned by its members.
- 11. The process of taking money out of an account.
- 12. When you check your monthly bank statement against what you have recorded in your register
- 14. Money lent to people for personal and household use.
- 15. A card that allows a person to purchase goods and services by paying with borrowed money.
- 17. The annual percentage amount you earn in a savings account or have to pay for on a credit card or other credit opportunity.
- 18. A business that charges interest to cash a check.
Down
- 1. To add money to an account.
- 2. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; the FDIC insures money in your bank account up to $250,000.
- 4. A service offered by most employers by which paychecks are deposited electronically into the employee’s account.
- 5. A document the bank sends you every month that lists all of the banking activity that occurred in the previous month, including which checks cleared
- 6. An interest-bearing account people use to save money, as opposed to paying everyday or monthly expenses.
- 8. A machine that allows you to get access to your bank accounts, even if the bank is closed.
- 9. A service banks and credit unions offer that allows customers to manage their money over the Internet instead of going to a branch.
- 13. An ATM card that also allows a person to purchase goods and services with money from their checking account.
- 16. The state of owing more money than you can pay.
