WISE Vocab Quizizz

Bounced Check

• A check you write for more than the amount available in your account

• A check guaranteed by a bank/credit union

• A check you get from the government

• A check that is endorsed by the signer as well as their bank

Cashier's Check

• A check issued by a bank and sold to you for personal payments to people who won't accept a personal check. It certifies that you have the money available.

• A check issued by a clerk at the grocery store who certifies that the money on the check is available.

• A check used to pay for groceries

• A type of check used to pay money from one individual to another

not-for-profit financial cooperatives that are typically small and local.

• Credit Union
• Bank

for-profit financial companies and can be large or small, national or local.

• Credit Union
• Bank

Money Order

• A form of check payment on which the financial institution prints the exact amount covered. Often used by people who do not have a checking account. Can be bought at grocery stores etc.

• A form of check payment guaranteed by a bank or credit union

• An order you make from your bank for cash in an envelope.

• Online form of check payment

Safe Deposit Box

• a small, secure storage compartment that you can rent in a bank, usually for $100 a year or less.

• Machine that you can withdraw or deposit money into your bank account at

• Where you keep unwritten/bounced checks that you have

Stock Broker

• Someone you can hire to advise you on investing decisions in the stock market. They give you options, you make the investment decisions.

• Someone you give money to invest into the stock market on your behalf.

• Someone who helps you plan and manage all of your investments and finances

• Anyone who works on Wall Street

US Savings Bond

• Obtainable through the U.S. government. Purchased at one-half the face value and will mature to full face value over a specified period of time.

• Government version of a standard savings account

• A type of corporate bond

• The riskiest investment you can make

Annual Percentage Rate (APR)

• The yearly rate of interest that is being charged for using credit (borrowing money)

• Measurement of yearly savings account earning

• Used to determine how much inflation is occurring in an economy

• A measurement of stock performance

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

• Bankruptcy type that sells your assets to pay off debt

• Bankruptcy type that creates a payment plan to pay off debts

• Bankruptcy type that restructures your debts to give you more time to pay