 A holding place for money at a bank.

 The amount available to spend in an account.

 An institution for saving, borrowing and investing money.

 Dividing available money into spending categories.

 A bank account that allows you to write checks and is attached to a debit card.

 A person who takes responsibility for an agreement (loan) if the person who takes the loan fails to pay on time.

 Buying goods on time and paying the money back with interest.

 An official document that describes a person’s credit history and ability to pay back loans on time.

 A number made up of several factors that tells how credit- worthy (reliable) a borrower is.

 An amount of money or goods a person owes

 A card linked to a checking account that can be used in stores.

 Amounts that need to be paid for month to month living.

 The amount charged for borrowing money over time.

 To accumulate money in order to make profit.

 To borrow goods (housing, cars, etc…) for a specific amount of time by contract.

 Borrowing money to be paid back with interest over time.

 A loan on a house.

 A job

 Money paid for performing work at a business.

 To provide money to lower personal debts.

 A payment that has been made but has not been fully processed by the bank.

 The original amount of money borrowed before interest is added.

 A REGULATED PAY THAT STAYS THE SAME EVERY PAY PERIOD REGARDLESS OF HOURS WORKED.

 A bank account that draws interest over time.

 A purchase at a store.