A written, dated, and signed a piece of paper directing a bank to pay a sum of money., A plastic card that allows the owner to transfer money from a lender to pay for something., Expenses that stay the same month to month. Rent, car payment, insurance., Money paid to the government on goods and services sold based on a percentage., Any activity or change in your bank account; all deposits and debits are called transactions., Expenses that vary or change month to month. Groceries, gas for car, entertainment., When money is removed from your bank account; usually from an ATM or bank teller, Borrow - To get or use money from a bank or another person to buy goods or services, Budget - An organized plan for spending, Credit - An amount of money that a bank allows a person to use to pay for a good a service, with a promise to repay the money. Only, usually with interest, Demand - The measure of how much a good or service is wanted based on the price and how much is available,

Personal Financial Literacy Vocabulary

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