"The executives held a meeting to revise their company's goals and methods."

"The business of making decisions about money offers a variety of career choices."

"Pesos are not ______ in the U.S."

"To open the account, Jon filled out a(n) ______"

The act of putting money into an account

Motion or movement

The act of taking money out of an account

Money in the form of banknotes or coins

Money in the form of a metal disc

One ______ eight is nine.

_____ two and six to get eight.

Twelve ____ three equals thirty-six.

Ten ________ three is thirteen.

Start with fourteen. _______ three. This equals eleven.

Two plus seven ______ nine.

Nine ______ three equals three

Six ______ by three is eighteen.

To become larger

To become smaller

Not changing

To change frequently

To become larger or bigger

To become less or smaller

The portion of assets belonging to the head of the company

Things of value that do not exist physically

Anything of value

Things of value not easily converted to cash

Debts and expenses

A document showing a company's finances

To keep money so that you can use it later

A payment card that withdraws money from an account immediately

To watch or monitor something

To give money in exchange for something

A payment card that draws on a bank's money

An electronic transfer of money e.g. from an employer to an employee's account

"Research a business before you _____ in it."

"Customers that break overdraft agreements have to pay bank______."

"Pay all bills on time to increase your_____."

"________ your spending to eliminate waste."

"Only use a credit card for large_____."

generous gift of money or time to a person or organization

same amount of money earned on a set interval basis, such as monthly or quarterly

amount of money earned is not the same each pay period

a bill, such as monthly rent, which is the same each month

a bill, such as a utility bill, which is a different amount each month

money without a specific purpose left over each month after all bills have been paid

amount of a paycheck one gets to keep after taxes and other deductions are taken out

strong, usually irresistible, impulse to perform an act against a person’s usual behavior

sudden, involuntary inclination prompting one to take an action which is not well thought-out

schedule of recurrent times in any regular system of preparing or sending bills

(a business or institution) initiated or operated for the purpose of making a profit

not established for the purpose of making a profit

cash withdrawn by using a debit card and entering a PIN in an ATM

log of deposits and withdrawals from a checking account

balance of an account on the day the bank runs the bank statement

money put into an account

acronym for electronic fund transfer; money transferred from one account to another without a person having to manually write a check or make a deposit

specific listing of individual pieces or units of information

(of a statement) balance of an account on a current month’s statement which was used as the ending or closing balance in the previous month’s statement

moving money from an account, whether paying expenses, making transfers to other accounts, getting money from an ATM or making purchases

balance bookkeeping account information to be consistent with the bank’s bookkeeping of the same account information

payment earned on a variable schedule of daily or weekly basis, money received for services or work preformed by the employee hourly

payment earned on a fixed schedule of bi-weekly or monthly; money received for services or work preformed by an employee as an annual sum

money paid at a rate for the money which is being loaned out

payment set by landlord for tenants use of property

earnings paid to shareholders by a company from its profits

profit made from investment

one-way payment of money for which no service or good is exchanged