Banking Matching Game

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banking vocabulary

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Arizona Bar Foundation

United States

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Relier Pairs Banking Matching GameVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of banking vocabulary and laws related to banking with this matching game! par Arizona Bar Foundation 1 Checking Account 2 Savings Account 3 Debit Card 4 ATM 5 Credit Card An account that allows you to deposit and withdraw money for everyday transactions. A card that allows you to borrow money from the bank to make purchases. An account that allows you to save money and earn interest on your balance. A machine that allows you to withdraw cash, deposit money, and check your account balance. A card that allows you to make purchases using funds directly from your checking account. 1 Withdrawal 2 Loan 3 Overdraft 4 Deposit 5 Interest A negative balance in a checking account caused by spending more money than is available. Adding money to a bank account. The amount of money charged by a lender for borrowing money or earned on an investment. Money borrowed from a bank that must be repaid with interest over a specified period of time. Taking money out of a bank account. 1 Equal Credit Opportunity Act 2 Patriot Act 3 Truth in Savings Act 4 Fair Credit Reporting Act Law that regulates the collection, distribution, and use of consumer credit information to ensure accuracy and fairness in credit reporting. Law that prohibits credit discrimination on the basis of race, sex, religion, national origin, marital status, or age. Law that requires financial institutions to provide clear and accurate information about interest rates, fees, and terms associated with accounts. Law that expanded provisions to prevent terrorism financing and money laundering (example: banks require an ID to create an account)

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Banking Matching GameVersion en ligne

Test your knowledge of banking vocabulary and laws related to banking with this matching game!

par Arizona Bar Foundation

Checking Account

Savings Account

Debit Card

ATM

Credit Card

An account that allows you to deposit and withdraw money for everyday transactions.

A card that allows you to borrow money from the bank to make purchases.

An account that allows you to save money and earn interest on your balance.

A machine that allows you to withdraw cash, deposit money, and check your account balance.

A card that allows you to make purchases using funds directly from your checking account.

Withdrawal

Loan

Overdraft

Deposit

Interest

A negative balance in a checking account caused by spending more money than is available.

Adding money to a bank account.

The amount of money charged by a lender for borrowing money or earned on an investment.

Money borrowed from a bank that must be repaid with interest over a specified period of time.

Taking money out of a bank account.

Equal Credit Opportunity Act

Patriot Act

Truth in Savings Act

Fair Credit Reporting Act

Law that regulates the collection, distribution, and use of consumer credit information to ensure accuracy and fairness in credit reporting.

Law that prohibits credit discrimination on the basis of race, sex, religion, national origin, marital status, or age.

Law that requires financial institutions to provide clear and accurate information about interest rates, fees, and terms associated with accounts.

Law that expanded provisions to prevent terrorism financing and money laundering (example: banks require an ID to create an account)