money in the form of government printed, paper bank notes and coins that can be used to make purchases.

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to bring it to a bank and exchange it for money in the form of cash.

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a small amount of money made up of coins, or an amount of money returned to a purchaser who presented more money for payment than was due.

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money in the form of a small disc of imprinted metal.

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anything used as a medium of exchange, or money in its various forms.

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to give it to someone and receive something else in return.

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the specified worth of one currency in terms of another.

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an amount of money charged to complete a particular action.

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the value of a currency in terms of another

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money in the form of metal discs

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an additional cost

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to make accounts even

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money in the form of paper notes and coins

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strip of printed paper used to wrap specified amounts of cash.

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a sliding compartment with several sections for organizing various denominations of cash and coins.

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a strip of printed paper used to wrap specified amounts of coins.

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identifies inauthentic paper money.

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to be deposited into a bank account.

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a small section of foam-like material for administering ink to make a fingerprint.

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a colored dye used in pens and for making fingerprints.

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the total amount of supplies in an office or business.

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a writing utensil that uses ink.

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imprints a specific word, phrase or image onto paper.

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a soft piece of furniture on which one person can sit comfortably.

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a long table around which people sit during a meeting.

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a large soft piece of furniture on which two or more people can sit comfortably.

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a piece of furniture with a writing surface and drawers at which a person sits to complete paperwork or other tasks.

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a piece of furniture with a seat, a back, and sometimes wheels, on which a person sits at a desk.

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a rectangular box with drawers for organizing paper documents file folders.

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a flat section of material on which people walk, stand, or wipe their feet.

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an upright cylindrical pole on a stand.

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a narrow length of material stretched between posts to guide lines of people as they wait.

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a heavy duty box with locking drawers for organizing the money a bank teller collects and distributes.

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a form someone fills out to open an account at a bank.

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a document sent periodically to the customer of a bank showing an account's balance and recent activity.

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a document that shows an analysis of a bank customer's assets and liabilities.

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a check that is guaranteed by a bank for a specific amount of money.

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a form someone fills out to notify the bank that she is to receive mail at a different location.

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a small sheet of paper someone fills out when he or she puts money into a bank account.

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a paper sleeve for containing and transporting money or paper documents.

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a document that shows all transactions made through a specific account.

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a slip of paper imprinted with the details of a bank customer's transaction with a teller.

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a small sheet of paper someone fills out when he or she removes money from a bank account.

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a form for opening an account

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a document to use instead of cash

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a detailed history of account transactions

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a paper sleeve to hold a document

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a form to fill out when putting money into an account

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an electronic device that does math.

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a handheld electronic device that does math.

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a machine that counts coins.

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an electronic device that stores and processes information.

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a device that detects fake money

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a machine that counts paper money or coins

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a screen on which information from an electronic device can be observed.

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an electronic device that makes a paper copy of information stored on a computer

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a camera used to record the activity of people.

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an electronic device that cuts paper into thin strips.

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a device that reads information from the magnetic strict of a credit or debit card.

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a screen for viewing electronic information

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a device that reads credit or debit cards

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an electronic device that stores information

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a machine that counts paper money or coins

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an electronic device that does math

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a space designated for relaxing at work.

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a narrow table.

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an area designated to addressing the questions and complaints of customers.

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an area at the entrance of a building.

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an area at the entrance of a building.

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a room where a supervisor does his or her work.

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a metal container in which valuable items can be locked.

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the counter where bank tellers process transactions.

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a well-guarded space where valuables are kept.

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a space with seating where people wait to be helped.

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a secure metal container

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a space where people wait to be helped

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where bankers process transactions

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a narrow surface

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the place where a supervisor works

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an area at the entrance of a building

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to put money into the bank

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puts money into a bank account.

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to make a profit.

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the speed at which interest accumulates.

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maximum number of times something can happen.

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it exists for a long period of time.

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the smallest amount of money that must be in an account to open it or avoid paying extra fees.

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an account where people put their money and gain interest.

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the act of taking money from a bank account.

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a percentage given when money is loaned.

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lasting for a long time

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when you take money from an account

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someone who puts money into an account

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a percentage earned on an amount of money

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to put money into an account

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an average amount of money that exists in a bank account over time. lt is usually used to calculate interest and fees on the account.

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a piece of paper that is used to transfer money from one person's checking account to another person.

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a book of checks for removing money from a particular checking account.

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an account that someone holds at a bank that allows the holder to write checks or use a debit card to remove money.

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a small, plastic card that is used to remove money from a checking account for a payment.

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to remove it from a bank account.

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removes money electronically through a machine at the point of purchase.

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the process of putting money into someone else's bank account electronically, without using cash or checks.

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it is made up of money or can be converted easily into money.

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a charge for keeping an account with a particular bank.

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an amount of money deducted from a bank account that exceeds the amount of money available to spend.

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it is not honored by the bank.

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a charge that a credit card holder pays yearly to maintain use of the credit card.

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to officially allow or accept it.

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the interest rate that a credit card holder pays over one year

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the process of moving money from one financial account into another.

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a service provided by a credit card company that allows the user to withdraw an amount in cash within the user's credit limit.

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a small, plastic card that is used to pay for something with money that the user will give to the credit card company later.

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an amount of money that a bank or credit card company allows a user to spend before the borrowed money must be paid back.

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the overall cost of having a credit card, including charges from interest and fees.

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a low interest rate that is only available for a short time after a credit card user begins service.

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a low, temporary interest rate

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a cardholder's maximum charge amount

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fees or interest on a credit card account

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to allow or accept something

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a yearly charge for having a credit card

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moving money from one account to another

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a charge for using a particular bank's ATM.

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one of a bank's local offices.

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it has physical stores or offices, rather than existing exclusively online.

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an office where employees of a particular company take phone calls from their customers.

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an amount of money that someone puts into a bank account in one transaction.

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it is used by someone who remains in his or her car during the transaction·

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available money in a bank account.

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the act of conducting bank business on a mobile phone or other portable device.

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the act of conducting bank business on a computer through a bank's website.

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a secret code that someone uses with a particular debit card to access a bank account.

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to remove it from a bank account.

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a bank document showing account information that is delivered by email.

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to prevent a user from accessing an account online after a certain number of incorrect log in attempts.

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to enter a username and password on a website to gain access to an account.

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it does not involve paper.

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a security code that protects private information and provides access to an account.

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the act of extracting sensitive information using fraudulent emails.

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it is safe.

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actions or devices that prevent theft.

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an encryption protocol that allows transmission of private data over the Internet.

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to move funds from one account to another.

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a service banks offer that allows customers to pay bills by transferring money directly from their accounts to businesses.

 

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to move funds from one account to another

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a service that sends money to businesses from bank accounts

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being safe

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a code that provides access to an account

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not using paper

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