money that you take out of your bank account

A card that can be used to make purchases. It is linked to your bank account.

A card that can be used to make purchases. Purchases made are paid for over time.

A bank account that allows people to deposit and withdraw their money.

A bank account that earns interest

Money taken off the original cost

The amount of money that you have in your bank account

A secret code that you need to use at the ATM

The amount of money you receive in your paycheck BEFORE any deductions

The amount of money you receive in your paycheck AFTER deductions

The smallest amount of money you must pay toward your credit card bill each month

Money paid in addition to the amount borrowed or the money earned in a savings account

The original sum of money borrowed or invested

A monthly record of account transactions provided by your bank or credit card company

A 3-digit number that tells lenders how credit worth a person is

An interest rate that remains the same while the loan is being repaid

An interest rate that can vary during the life of the loan

When someone steals your information and uses it without your permission

A unique number assigned to each individual and used for identification purposes

When scam artists send out fake texts, emails or pop-up messages to get people to share information

The monthly, bi-annually or annual payment for insurance coverage

The person or people designated to receive the death benefit when the insured person dies.

A written document that serves as evidence of insurance coverage

Putting money aside for future use

A bank account that is held by more than one person

Interest calculated on the principal amount or money borrowed

Interest calculated on the principal amount AND interest

A number at the bottom of a check indicating the bank it was issued from

A number at the bottom of a check that identifies your account