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| Financial Institution | Organization that collects funds from the public to place in financial assests like stocks, money market, bank deposits |
| ATM Card | allows use of basic financial services from an automated teller machine |
| Debit Card | looks like a credit card, works like cash or check |
| Debit | amount deducted from bank account |
| Credit | financial trust extended to a person or business by a lender; a loan |
| Credit Card | card authorizing the holder to buy goods or services |
| Interest | payment for the cost of using someone else's money |
| Opportunity Cost | next best alternative given up when making a choice |
| Savings Account | interest bearing financial institution accounts where people put money aside for the future |
| Invest | commit money in order to gain profit or interest |
| Stock | share of a corporation sold to the public |
| Mutual Fund | business that pools people's money for investment in stocks or bonds of various corporations |
| Rate of Return | investment's percentage change, factoring in dividends, capital gains, and reinvestment of distributions |
