Fin. Lit. - Unit 2 Money Management

A card issued by your bank that is linked directly to your accounts. It can work as an ATM or credit card; uses your $

You only sign a deposit slip when you are receiving cash back (if you are depositing the entire amount, then don't sign)

Money saved in an investment type savings for a fixed period of time, fixed interest rate, and is considered low risk

Varies by state; money paid to help fund state projects

An account that earns a low interest amount & limits the # of fee-free withdrawals in a month:

Money that an employee must pay to help fund federal government projects

Responsible for making coins for the United States

A type of financial institution that is non-profit and has members only. Offers lower fees & better interest rates:

The length of time over which an employee is recorded and paid for hours work:

Type of protection on your bank account that uses available $ from your account(s) to pay a transaction if there isn't $

Electronic payments made directly into your bank account:

Provides health insurance to retired workers over the age of 65

Money that is placed into financial institutions for safekeeping:

An optional payroll deduction that covers some or all of your health car costs in exchane for a premium:

Section of paycheck stub that provides the total amount of earnings or deductions for year

The place a person keeps their own record of transactions in their checking account:

If an employee can't work due to injury/illness, this insurance will provide a portion of wages

A type of checking account that offers a higher interest rate, requires a min balance & allows deposits & withdrawals:

Provides financial assistance to retired workers age 65 and over

What is the name of the organization that insures bank accounts?

Card issued by a financial institution that is NOT linked to your own accounts & $, but is borrowed & must be paid back

What is the central bank of the U.S.?