budgeting vocab Flashcards
account balance
total amount of money in your account
automated teller machine (ATM)
a machine that allows you to perform basic banking functions without the help of a bank teller
balance
the money owing on a loan. also the money you have in your account
bank
a financial institution that takes cash, lends money and provides other money services
bank fees
fees you are charged for using a bank
cheque
a written order specifying the amount of money to be paid and the name of the person or company who the money is being paid to
chequing account
a personal bank account that lets you write cheques, pay bills, and do other personal money tasks
compound interest
interest calculated on both the principal you have on deposit and interest that has accumulated in the past
credit
buying now and paying later
creditor
the person or business lending you money
credit card
a card that lets you buy things now and pay later, usually for a fee
deposit/ credit
money you put into your account
debit
a withdrawal from your account
debit card
a card that allows the user to withdraw money from a bank account to obtain cash or make a purchase
debt
money you owe
expenses
what you spend your money on
identity theft
someone pretending to be someone else, typically in order to access resources or obtain credit and other benefits in that person’s name
interest bearing account
an account that earns interest
income
the money you make
income tax
the money you pay each year to the government
interest
the amount of money you earn by leaving deposits in a bank
loan
money you have borrowed and agree to pay back for a fee and according to a pay schedule
online banking
allows account holders to access their account information, view transaction history and perform banking transactions via the internet
personal bank account
a bank account that lets you save money and do everyday financial transactions, such as pay your bills
personal identification number (PIN)
a four digit code connected to your debit/ credit card
RESP
registered education savings plan– a way to save for a child’s future education
RRSP
registered retirement savings plan– a way to save for your retirement
transaction
a deposit or withdrawal
savings account
a personal bank account that pays you interest on the money you put into it
spending plan
a plan for how you will spend your money so that you can best meet your needs. also called a budget
withdrawal
money taken out of your account