A) A written order to pay someone.

B) Taking money out of a bank account.

C) Putting money into a bank account.

D) A bank card.

A) A government agency.

B) A summary of transactions.

C) A written order to pay from your account.

D) An ATM machine.

A) When your account balance is zero.

B) When you spend more than you have in your account.

C) A fee charged for using ATMs.

D) A bank's monthly report.

A) The highest amount of money you can have in your account.

B) The lowest amount of money to have in your account to avoid fees or account closure.

C) The amount you should spend daily.

D) The amount you owe to the bank.

A) A method of depositing checks at the bank.

B) A way to check your account balance.

C) Automatically depositing payments into your account.

D) A type of bank card.

A) A machine for tracking account balances.

B) A machine for depositing money into your account.

C) A machine for withdrawing cash and checking balances.

D) A digital tool for managing accounts.

A) A monthly summary of account transactions.

B) A written order to pay someone.

C) A record book for tracking deposits.

D) A plastic card linked to your account.

A) Accessing and managing your account through the internet.

B) Banking using only paper checks.

C) Accessing your account via a mobile app.

D) Depositing money at a physical bank

A) A plastic card linked to your account.

B) A written order to pay someone.

C) A type of ATM machine.

D) A digital tool for tracking transactions.

A) A fee charged for using ATMs.

B) A fee for not using your account.

C) A fee for spending too much money.

D) A fee for overdraft protection.

A) Using a mobile app to manage your account.

B) Banking at a physical branch.

C) Depositing checks at an ATM.

D) Sending money via text messages.

A) A record book for tracking account transactions.

B) A digital tool for managing accounts.

C) A monthly summary of transactions.

D) A plastic card linked to your account.

A) Protects customer deposits in case of a bank failure.

B) Regulates ATM usage.

C) Provides loans to customers.

D) Insures against overdraft fees.

A) The highest amount of money in your account.

B) The lowest amount to avoid fees.

C) The amount of money in your checking account at a given moment.

D) The interest earned on your savings account.