| A | B |
|---|
| ATM Card | A card that allows you to access your account from an ATM |
| Bank Statement | A list of your deposits and checks that your bank sends to you every month. |
| Canceled checks | Checks that you have written and that have been paid by your bank |
| Debit card | A card that can be used wherever credit cards are accepted or at an ATM |
| Outstanding Checks | Checks you have written but have not been sent to your bank |
| Overdraft | A check that cannot be covered by the money in your account |
| Overdrawn | Your account has insufficient funds to pay for the checks you have written |
| Payee | Name of person or business to whom the check is written |
| Reconciliation | Matching the total of your bank statement with the total of your check register |
| Stop Payment | Asking the bank to withhold payment on a check you have written. |
| Void | To make non-usable a check you have written and have torn up |
| Withdrawal | To remove money from your account by using a withdrawal slip, an ATM, or by writing a check |
| Bank statement | Indicates bank charges, overdrafts, and other information |
| Canceled Checks | Listed on your bank statement and sometimes are returned to you with your monthly statement |
| Outstanding Checks | Checks that have not been paid by the bank |
| Stop Payment | You do not want this check to be paid. |
