WorksheetsBanking Overview
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 31mins
What is a for-profit financial institution that is federally licensed to receive deposits and issue loans?
Credit Union
Bank
Checking Account
Savings Account
What is a credit score a prediction of?
Your income level
Your spending habits
Your credit behavior
Your savings amount
What is money in coins or notes called?
Check
Cash
Deposit
Withdrawal
What is a written, dated, and signed draft that directs a bank to pay a specific sum of money to a person or company?
Check
Debit Card
Credit Card
Deposit
What is the smallest amount of money that must be kept in a bank account to avoid fees or to keep the account open?
Balance
Deposit
Minimum Balance
Withdrawal
What is an account at a financial institution into which money is deposited and from which checks can be written for purchases or services?
Savings Account
Checking Account
Credit Union
Mobile Banking
What is the amount of money you have in your bank account at any given time called?
Deposit
Withdrawal
Balance
Transaction
What is a summary of all transactions in your bank account over a specific period, usually sent monthly by your bank?
Account Statement
Deposit
Withdrawal
Transfer
What is the money a bank pays you for keeping your money in a savings or from investments?
Negative Interest
Positive Interest
Overdraft Fee
Annual Fee
What is extra money you pay when borrowing calculated as a percentage?
Positive Interest
Negative Interest
Annual Fee
Overdraft Fee
What is an interest-bearing account used to hold money for short- or long-term goals or emergencies?
Checking Account
Savings Account
Credit Union
Mobile Banking
What is a type of savings account that pays higher-than-average interest rates on deposits?
Checking Account
High Yield Savings Account
Credit Union
Mobile Banking
What are cards that withdraw money already in your account called?
Credit Cards
Debit Cards
Prepaid Cards
Gift Cards
What is any activity involving money going into or out of your account, such as deposits, withdrawals, or transfers?
Transaction
Deposit
Withdrawal
Transfer
What is money added to an account called?
Withdrawal
Deposit
Transfer
Transaction
An account at a financial institution that allows for withdrawals and deposits. Great for paying bills and keeping track of spending.
Savings Account
Checking Account
Credit Card Account
Private
Bank statements provide information about all of the following, except:
Bank charges for the period
Errors made by the depositor
NSF checks
Checks cleared during the period
What is the fee charged by a bank when you spend more money than you have in your account?
Overdraft Fee
Annual Fee
Transaction Fee
Service Charge
What is the term for the process of moving money from one account to another?
Deposit
Withdrawal
Transfer
Transaction
People who are unbanked are most likely to...
Have a high credit score
Have a low income
Have a college degree
Have a mortgage
Which of the following is TRUE about banks and credit unions?
Banks are for-profit institutions, while credit unions are non-profit
Banks offer higher interest rates on savings accounts than credit unions
Credit unions are insured by the FDIC, while banks are not
Banks are owned by their customers, while credit unions are owned by shareholders
Which of the following is NOT required to open a checking account?
Proof of identity
Proof of address
Social security number
Minimum age requirement
How can you protect your checking account when using online and mobile banking?
Use strong and unique passwords
Avoid using public Wi-Fi networks
Regularly monitor your account activity
All of the above
Why is understanding a bank's fees particularly important for students or young adults?
They are more likely to have a low income
They are more likely to have a high credit score
They are more likely to have a mortgage
They are more likely to have a college degree
Which is NOT a typical goal for a savings account?
Saving for retirement
Saving for a down payment on a house
Saving for a vacation
Saving for a new car
A bank (a) contains the recent history of an account. Lists purchases, withdrawals, deposits, and fees
If there is an error in a bank savings register, it typically means the bank has made an error.
True
False
Typically, a person must be a member of a credit union to use its financial services.
True
False
The payee is the financial institution the check is written on.
True
False
Which of the following is not one of the responsibilities of the federal reserve?
Supervising the Reserve banks
Maintaining a stable banking system
Setting the nation's monetary policy
Establishing the federal budget
Which type of financial institution typically has membership requirements?
Credit Union
Online Commercial Bank
Commercial Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Which type of account is typically the most liquid?
Checking account
Savings account
Certificate of Deposit
Exchange Traded Fund
Which of the following is a primary responsibility of the federal reserve bank?
Establish monetary policy
Write monetary laws
Collect taxes
Print money
Savings accounts usually offer____ interest rates than checking accounts. It is ______ to access your money in a savings account than in a checking account
lower;harder
lower;easier
higher;harder
higher;easier
Which type of account will typically have the highest interest rate?
Checking account
Savings account
Money Market account
Certificate of Deposit
The three parts of the federal reserve system are the reserve banks, the federal open market committee, and the :
Board of Governors
United States Mint
Department of the Treasury
Secretary of State
Which of these fees would likely be the highest
Overdraft fee
Account transfer fee
Monthly service fee
ATM fee
Which of the following is a unique feature of credit unions
Credit unions are typically owned and run buy their members
Credit unions limit membership to certain people or groups
Credit unions offer a wide variety of banking services
Both A&B
The numbers on the bottom of a typical check represent all of the following except
Social Security number
Routing Number
Account Number
Check Number
What part of a check is the least important?
The check number
Signature line
Memo line
Routing number
How often should you typically monitor your checking account?
Monthly
Yearly
Daily
Every three months
Which of the following represent typical account fees?
ATM fee
Service fee
Minimum balance fee
All of the above
Which of the following is not a type of bank?
Credit Union
Online Bank
Payday Lender
Retail Bank
What's the best strategy for voiding ATM fees
Only use ATMs close to your house
Only use ATMs to withdraw cash
Only use ATMs in your banks network
Only use ATMs you have used before
which of the following is not a core component of the Federal Reserve Bank?
Board of Governors
Regional Reserve Banks
Federal Open Market Committee
Department of the Treasury
what is the purpose of balancing or monitoring your checking account?
to find out which checks you have bounced
to help you calculate how much money you have in your account
to keep an estimation of how many checks you right
to stop identity theft from occurring
which type of account typically has low liquidity?
checking account
savings account
money market account
certificate of deposit
the best way to ensure the accuracy and safety of your accounts is to:
monitor your online accounts regularly
shred your paper account statements weekly
call your customer service center daily
balance your checkbook annually
with a traditional savings account, you will be charged a fee if:
you deposit too much money at once
you withdraw money too often
you open an account online
you close the account
Interest that is generated on money you put into an account plus the interest you make that money. In other words, with compound interest, you earn interest on your interest.
mutual fund
interest rate
simple interest
compound interest
which type of account offers the least interest (if any)
savings
checking
money market
special savings
not-for-profit, community based, but you must be eligible to join
brick and mortar bank
investment coorporation
credit union
cash advance
helps with transactions like depositing or withdrawing money
bank teller
member service represenative
loan officer
bank manager
used to store money for longer term goals, but not for retirement
mutual funds
savings account
checking account
Certificate of Deposit account
Savings accounts often have a limit on how many withdrawls you can make in a month
true
false
When money is withdrawn from a bank account (also known as ‘withdrawal’).
debit
credit
investment
reserve
PIN
professional investment number
personal identification number
when you accidentally spend more money than is in your account
oppsie daisy
529 plan
overdraft
sign (a check or bill of exchange) on the back to make it payable to someone other than the stated payee
endorse
invest
apply
abdicate
