2. The....................... are the persons who prepare financial accounting.

3. Making a note of a double entry means .................

4.

Current bank account is opened by businessmen .................have a higher number of regular

transactions with the bank.

Another way to say "debit card" is .................

Is there .................around here somewhere? (= a cash machine)

You don't have any .................

(= money) in your account.

9.

The bank .................

my husband's credit card because he didn't pay his credit card bills.

10. A document which shows all your withdrawals and deposits in an account (usually for one

month) is called a "bank .................

"

11. I'd like to ................. some money to my other account.

12 . ................. is used for day-to-day expenses by writing cheques anywhere at any time. With a

cheque-book, the payment of everyday bills can be easy.

13. A current account holder has to pay a monthly service charge when .................

14. Banks exchange foreign currencies for people going abroad and sell traveler’s cheques protected ................. loss or theft.

If the borrower does not repay the mortgage, the bank can ................. the house or flat and sell

it.

16. The customers’ deposits are the bank’s ................. because this money is owed by that bank to the customer depositing it in the bank.

17. The rates of interest on long-term deposits are ................. those on short-term ones.

18.  Most banks provide their savings account customers with a passbook ................. records all their transactions.

19.   In current account, amount can be deposited and ................. at any time without giving any notice.

20. A cashier's check is a check that's ................. by a bank.

1.  This is the general name for the ‘place’ where you keep your money safely.

2. This is the person who works in a bank and gives you your money and helps you with enquiries.

3.  If you do this, you have to pay some extra money because you borrowed some money from the bank.

4.  You have one of these if you have borrowed money from the bank, perhaps to buy a car or a computer.

An amount of money paid to a bank for its keeping of an account.

6.

Remaining amount of money in an account.

A sheet of paper consists of 5 columns: Date, Details, Debits, Credits and Balance.

8.  A kind of account which pays interest, but from which notice usually has to be requested to withdraw money.

9. A kind of account which is opened for a business.

10.

A kind of account which is opened for individuals.

11.

Any activity (withdrawal, deposit, etc.) performed by the holder of an account.

12.

Deficit in a bank account caused by withdrawing more money than is paid in.

13. An instruction to a bank to make regular payments.

14. (Plastic) card from a bank authorizing the purchasing of goods on credit.

15.  A kind of account which pays no interest and from which customers can withdraw money at any time.

16. This means that you put money into your account.

17. This is actual money that you can hold e.g. notes and coins.

18. A person who holds (has) an account in a bank.

19. A bank employee that deals directly with customers, receiving and paying out money.

14. Small document recording money that you pay in to a bank account.