Select two things to do BEFORE the interview

Some application tips are to: slow _____​ , ​proof read, use strong ​action verbs, _____ ​ neatly, and use blue or black​ ink.

During an interview, you should _____ ​ , and speak​ clearly while making good ​_____ .

Select two things to do after the interview.

Select two things to do during the interview.

A fee charged for a certain amount of a product

A written contract that describes a rental agreement

Notice that describes property available for sale or rent

A business that provides water, electricity, or gas to homes and

A written agreement between an insurance company and buyer

Money put into a bank account

To pay a fee in order to use something

A policy that protects the value of your property and your ability to

A device that controls temperature

A small stream of burning gas that leads into a stove.

To use something over again

A slip of paper you fill out to show how much money you are 

putting into a bank account

Money charged for a service

A card that allows a person to buy something 

now and pay later

Money put into a bank account

A plan for spending money

A utility bill gives you important information such as your name. What other information does the bill give you?

A  utility bill gives you important information such as your name. What other information does the bill give you?

A plan for spending money

Money put into a bank account

 A card that allows a person to buy something 

now and pay later

Money charged for a service

A slip of paper you fill out to show how much money you are 

putting into a bank account

Money taken out of a bank account

Money that earns interest in a bank

A secure box at the bank for keeping special items

The smallest amount of money a person can keep in a bank 

account without having to pay a fee

. Money that a bank pays you for keeping your money in the 

Bank

The amount of money left in an account after the withdrawals are subtracted from the deposits. 

Money taken out of a bank account.

 A booklet in a checkbook to keep track of checks and deposits.

 A small book you use to record each deposit and withdrawal.

A machine that lets you put money into a bank account or take money out.

A code that lets your ATM card work.

 A card that allows you to use an ATM.

A piece of paper attached to a paycheck that has information about the money earned.

A check from an employer to an employee.

The total amount of money earned before deductions.

 Deductions are money taken out of a paycheck.

Net pay is the amount of money an employee receives before deductions have been 

taken out of the gross pay.

 A sum of money you forfeit for not meeting all the requirements of an agreement is a penalty.

 Direct deposit is having a paycheck deposited directly into a bank instead of receiving the check.

 Credit is money that is borrowed with the promise to pay it back.

A loan is money that is borrowed for a certain amount of time.

 A tax deduction for each member of a family is called an exemption.

 A cosigner is a person with a bad credit history who will pay a credit card bill if the card holder cannot pay it.

Finance charges are fees that you pay based on the amount of money you have borrowed from the credit card company.

A certificate of a loan to the government is a savings bond.

The minimum payment is the least amount of money you must pay on a bill.

Consumers are people who buy goods and services.

A refund is the return of goods.

Exchange is the trading of one item at a store for another item.

An amount of money set by the government that takes the place of separate tax deductions is called a standard deduction.

A warranty is a verbal statement that promises the product will work for a year.

Tax is money that people pay to the government.

  A Certificate of deposit (CD) is a savings account in which money has to stay in the account for a period of time.

 Income tax is a tax paid on the money that people save.

A small amount of money added to the price of goods and some services is sales tax.