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AOF POF Lesson 5 and 6 Vocabulary
AOF POF Lesson 5 and 6 Vocabulary
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A Quiz for NAF's Principles of Finance course on the lesson 5 and 6 words.
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An unattended computerized machine that dispenses money when a personal coded card is used
Money Dispenser
ATM
Bank Teller
Card Reader
2
A book containing blank checks to be used by the holder of a bank account
Checkbook
Check Register
Checking account
Bank Book
3
expenses that are not considered essential to the household or business
Unnecessary expenses
Non essential expenses
Fun expenses
Discretionary Expenses
4
The section of a bank statement that provides a quick overview of account activity
Statement Activity
Account Summary
Statement Overview
Bank Overview
5
Expenses that remain the same regardless of the circumstances
Variable Expenses
Consistent Expenses
Fixed Expenses
Normal Expenses
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A type of smartphone app that lets an someone pay people and businesses using a cell phone.
Mobile Payment
Online Payments
Online Banking
Mobile Banking
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account in which you can withdraw available funds by writing a check or by using a debit card
Check Register
Check Book
Checking Account
Checking Withdraw
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A description of a person’s or an organization’s finances.
Financial Health
Financial plan
Financial well being
Financial Description
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A type of banking whereby transactions are made via a smartphone or tablet app.
Banking
Mobile Banking
Electronic Banking
Smartphone Banking
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A booklet used to track and balance checking accounts.
Check Book
Check Register
Money Register
Bank Account
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A method of payment that is electronically deposited into an individual’s account.
Direct Deposit
Payment
Deposit
Direct Withdrawl
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A loan that is backed by collateral such as cars, houses, or other assets.
Secured Loan
Collateral Laon
Unsecured Loan
House Loan
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Money that is received from any source
Paycheck
Investments
Income
Cash Flow
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The process of comparing two sets of records and getting them to correspond.
Reconciliation
Check Register
Statement Balancing
Financial Comparison
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A record of money deposited in a financial institution for a time period at a fixed rate
Deposit Investment
Certificate of Investment
Certificate of Deposit
Fixed Deposit
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A loan that is not backed by collateral but by the promise of the borrower to repay it.
Borrower Loan
Secured Loan
Loan
Unsecured Loan
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Income that is available after all of the essential financial commitments have been paid
Discretionary Expenses
Positive Income
Income
Discretionary Income
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An expense that changes from period to period, such as food or gasoline costs.
Expenses
Grocery Expenses
Fixed Expenses
Variable Expenses
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allows customers to manage their banking transactions through computerized network services.
ATMs
Banking
Electronic Banking
Computerized Banking
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summary of all financial transactions occurring on an account from a financial institution
Financial Statement
Bank Statement
Transaction History
Transaction Statement
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financial shortage when liabilities exceed assets or when more cash is spent than is received
Financial Shortage
Shrinkage
Deficit
Shortage
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money paid from an account that results in decreasing the account balance
Debit
Payment
Credit
Withdrawl
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account that offers interest on deposits, but it may have some restrictions.
Checking Account
Money Market Account
IRA
Savings Accounts
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A detailed plan to manage the spending and saving of money.
Spending Plan
Budget
Savings Plan
Money Management
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The act of taking money out of an account.
Deposit
Withdrawal
Credit
Removal
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Goals that are specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-bound.
Realistic Goals
SMART Goals
Specific Goals
Detailed Goals
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Savings account that with higher interest rates, and higher minimum deposit levels than normal.
IRA
Money Market
Checking Account
Savings Account
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The remaining amount in an account that represents the amount the customer is able to withdraw.
Balance
Account Amount
Remaining Balance
Remaining Funds