WorksheetsUnderstanding Cash and Cards
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Using a debit card
comes out of your bank account
is a form of credit
requires a signature for every transaction
is linked to a credit line
Debit card
that uses your own bank money
that allows you to borrow money from the bank
that is linked to a credit account
that can only be used for online purchases
Lost card action
Contact the bank right away
Wait for a few days
Check your account balance
Report to the police
Choosing cash or card
how to pay for something
what to buy at the store
when to use a credit card
where to find cash
Planning a purchase
if you have enough money or need to use a card
if you should buy it on sale
if it is a necessity or a luxury
if you can return it later
ATM
to get cash using a card
to deposit checks into an account
to transfer money between accounts
to check account balances
Credit card
that lets you borrow money to pay later
a type of debit card
an account for saving money
a loan with high interest rates
Paying with cash
over bills and coins
using a credit card
through a mobile app
by writing a check
Using a credit card
money to pay later
immediate cash payment
a type of debit card
a loan from the bank
PIN
Personal Identification Number
Password for online banking
Number for card security
Access code for mobile apps
Comparing cash and cards
is instant, cards can be safer
is always safer than cash
takes longer than cash transactions
is less convenient than cash
Avoiding overspending
a budget to plan cash and card use
spending without limits
using credit cards for all purchases
ignoring monthly expenses
Cash
money like coins and bills
a type of credit card
a digital currency
a form of investment
Keeping track of spending
how much money you have left
the total amount of your income
the number of transactions made
the average cost of items purchased
Signature on card purchase
you are the card owner
you are the card user
you are the card issuer
you are the card verifier
