Bank Accounts Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• balance: the amount of money that the account holder currently has in their bank or building society account.
• bank: a business that keeps money safe for people and provides ways of making payments using that money (eg cash, cards, cheques.
• bankruptcy: a legal procedure for which you can apply if you are unable to pay your debts.
• budget: a financial plan for the future, showing expected revenues and expenses.
• building society: a financial services business that is owned by its customers and is thus a ‘mutual’ organisation.
• cash card: a plastic card that the holder uses to withdraw cash from their account at a bank or atm.
• cheque: a specially printed form that an account holder uses to give a written payment instruction to their bank that it must pay a specified amount of money from a bank account to a named person or organisation
• chequebook: a book of printed cheques ready for use.
• child trust fund: a special way of saving money for children born after 1 september 2002, but before 3 january 2011.
• clearing: the process of moving money from one account to another and ensuring that the person making the payment has enough funds in their account to cover it.
• current account: a type of bank account that people use to keep their money safe until they want to make a payment.
• debit card: a plastic card that an account holder uses to check their account details, to withdraw cash, or to make payments from their account.
• denomination: the face value of a coin or bank note, eg 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1 and £2 in coins; £5, £10, £20 and £50 in notes.
• deposit: money paid into a bank account.