Small personal items, such as toothpaste, shampoo, or light bulbs

What does HMO stand for?

A bank card that you can use like a check to pay for purchases at a store or make transactions at an ATM.

The process of making sure that your record of checking account transactions matches your bank's records.

The term used to describe the dollar value of your assets minus your liabilities.

Essential services such as gas and electricity, water, and garbage collection.

The total earned before taxes and other deductions have been subtracted.

The regular payment required for an insurance policy.

Checks that have been processed through the bank and the amounts have been subtracted from your checking account.

A plan everyone must establish that shows your income, savings, and expenses.

Document for recording all deposits and withdrawals from your checking account, including written checks, and electronic transactions.

Attachment to your recording all deposits and withdrawals from your checking account, including written checks, and electronic transactions.

The person or business to whom the check is written.

What does PIN stand for?

The management of money

Written on a check when it should no longer be accepted.

The sum of one's debts owed.

Deductions minus gross pay equals

What does ATM stand for?

A check that has been issued and recorded in its check register, but has not cleared the bank account on which it is drawn from.

An authorization granted by a company to an individual enabling them to carry out specified commercial activities.

A number expressing the central or typical value in a set of data.

A fixed amount paid for covered healthcare insurance.

An extra charge for services received.

We the reconciled amount from a checking account and cash are added together in a financial record.