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| Safe Deposit Box | A place in a bank vault to store valuables |
| Stock Market Crash | The event in 1929 that led the government to enact the FDIC and FSLIC |
| Drawer/Payer | The person who signs a check |
| Savings | A bank account on which interest is always paid |
| Checkbook | A bound book containing stubs or a register and unused checks |
| Deposit Slip | A form that accompanies a deposit and shows the items deposited |
| Alexander Hamilton | He is on the $10 bill |
| Federal Reserve Banks | There are twelve of them in the United States |
| Trust Company | A bank that manages the money and property of others |
| Signature Card | A card kept by a bank that shows the signature of the person or person authorized to draw checks against the account |
| Account | The record that a bank keeps of a customer's deposits |
| Deposit | Money that is placed in a bank account by a customer |
| Checking Account | A bank account against which a depositor may write checks |
| Checkbook Register | A depositor's record of deposits made and of check written |
| Payee | The person to whom a check is made payable |
| Commercial Bank or Full Service Bank | A bank sometimes referred to as a financial department store |
| FDIC | A federal agency that guarantees bank deposits up to $100,000 for each account |
| Depositor | One who places money in a bank account |
| Electronic Funds Transfer | The means through which you have checks directly deposited to your account |
| Night Depository | A place at the bank where customers can put deposits after the bank closes |
