PARTS OF A CHECK.  Your Information PARTS OF A CHECK  Date  Can be written out or done like mm/dd/yy.

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PARTS OF A CHECK

 Your Information

PARTS OF A CHECK  Date  Can be written out or done like mm/dd/yy

PARTS OF A CHECK  Check number

PARTS OF A CHECK  Pay to the order of – who you are writing the check to

PARTS OF A CHECK  Numerical Amount

PARTS OF A CHECK  Written amount  Cents are written like this: 32/100

PARTS OF A CHECK  Bank information

PARTS OF A CHECK  For/Memo line  What is the check for?

PARTS OF A CHECK  Signature Line

PARTS OF A CHECK  Routing Number  Bank’s number – so they know what bank to pull the money from

PARTS OF A CHECK  Account number  Your number – so they know what account to pull the money from

PARTS OF A CHECK  Check number (again)

CHECK #101  Check 101: On September 2 nd, you write a check to Loganville Middle School to pay for your Yearbook. The yearbook costs $35.00.

CHECKBO OK REGISTER S

PARTS OF A CHECKBOOK REGISTER  Check Number  Could put: check number, ATM, debit Card (dC), or deposit (dep)

PARTS OF A CHECKBOOK REGISTER  date  The date the transaction occured

PARTS OF A CHECKBOOK REGISTER  description of Transaction:  Who you gave a check to or what store/company you went to

PARTS OF A CHECKBOOK REGISTER  payment/debit (-)  only put transactions that cost you money  Checks, atm, debit card

PARTS OF A CHECKBOOK REGISTER  deposit/credit  only put transactions that make you money  deposits and interest

PARTS OF A CHECKBOOK REGISTER  balance  You start with an amount  Subtract or add, depending on the transaction  The balance shows you what you currently have in your account  Must match up to the penny