Coins and paper bills make up the _____ of the United States.

The _____ is the central bank of the United States.

Anything that's accepted in exchange for goods & services.

A certain % of checkable deposits that banks keep on reserve.

What is the primary function of the Federal Reserve?

What happens when there is a decrease in the reserve requirement?

Inflation has (slowly) over time affected this coffee. What happened?

What happens when there is too much money and too few goods/products?

A payment card that deducts money directly from your checking account to pay for a purchase.

A record of your money habits that looks at your past behavior, taking into consideration unpaid bills, debts, and accounts open. A score is given to a bank to indicate if you are likely to pay back money loaned.

A deposit bank account that lets you securely store funds while also earning interest. You can deposit your money at your bank through cash, check or bank transfer, and it will safely earn interest while it is in your account.

The act of taking out money from a bank.

The act of putting money (cash or check) into a bank.

An account used for every day financial transactions or quick access to cash. Enables check-writing, use of debit card, and access to ATMs.