Write a check for "CASH" at the bank

Use a debit card at a store and request cash back

Use an ATM card and request cash from your account

Write a check to a store for "CASH"

To protect other people from using your ATM card

To communicate with the bank

To get cash back from a store

To protect stores from insufficient funds

Someone writes a check who does not own the account

The account does not have sufficient funds to cover the amount for which the check was written

The bank does not approve the purchase because a consumer’s credit application was denied

Someone did not have enough cash to withdraw from the ATM

An overdraft fee

Company Fee for Returned Check

Your account will be credited

You have to pay the money you owe

To safely store money and make payments conveniently with checks or debit cards

To earn high investment returns with guaranteed interest

To borrow long-term loans without interest

To avoid paying taxes on income

Maintaining a check register to record deposits and withdrawals

Using online or mobile banking to monitor transactions

Guessing the balance without records

Ignoring monthly bank statements

Prevents you from making any withdrawals

Allows you to write checks and use a debit card

Earns high interest rates like a savings bond

Requires you to pay a monthly loan payment

Write a check to yourself

Report it to your bank immediately

Continue using your account as normal

Wait to see if someone returns it

Ignoring bank statements

Withdrawing more money than you have

Keeping track of your account balance regularly

Writing checks without checking your balance