CFM On the Job

Largest amount of tax withheld from your pay.

Charges that a bank imposes for various reasons. 

Government agency that governs safety on the job.

Form that states how much you earned and amount of taxes withheld the previous year.

Signing the back of a check and then either getting the cashing it at the bank.

Form used at the bank to indicate how much money you are putting into your account.

Customers can use their debit card to withdraw their money from this...

Amount of money left over after deductions are taken out.

You write a check but don't have enough funds in your account to cover it. This is called...

A security number, usually four digits, that you want to memorize. 

Process of making sure your check register matches your monthly bank statement.

Retirement Account that anyone can get and it is not connected to an employer as a 401K is.

Government agency that enforces tax laws and collects taxes.

Someone who buys or uses products and services.

This voluntary deduction is the typical name for a retirement benefit.

Type of financial institution where you actually become a member when you open an account.

3 digit number on back of your debit or credit card. It serves as another layer of protection.

“For deposit only” is on the back of a check.

This is used to keep track of all your transactions.

Your employer automatically puts your paycheck into your checking account, this is called....

When you should record your transactions in your check register...

All the monies taken out of your pay are called this.

An obligation of repayment owed by someone to another person.

This is used to withdraw money from your checking account at an ATM.

Form you complete to indicate to your new employer how much tax to withhold from your pay.

Amount of money earned before deductions.

When it comes to managing money, success is most about this.

How many reindeer pull Santa's sleigh?

If you get hurt on the job, your medical is covered by this.

Time frame on a paystub that indicates when the wages were earned.

Your money is protected in the bank up to $250,000 by this federal agency/organization.

A fee paid by a borrower to the lender for the use of borrowed money.

A bank lends you money and charges you interest to borrow that money. Often called a “note.”

Indicates on back of check that it is to be transferred to someone else. "a two-party check"

Learning about money and personal budgeting and money management.

FICA (federal insurance contribution act) is the tax you pay for social security and this.

Savings account with higher interest, but you can’t touch the money until a certain time.

What is X to the zero power?