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Home
Car
Important payments
Education

It guarantees that you have the money to give.

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Ex. phone bill

The money you spent and now owe (have to repay)

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If you invest, or put money into some saving account, the bank/government will give you interest on your money. For example, the government might say that for every $10,000 you put into a saving accounts, after a year they will give you 5%. That means that if you put $10,000, after a year you will have $500.00 more, and after two years you will have $1000 more, etc.

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Some people/company will lend you money, but charge you interest on it. For example, they might lend you $100,000 and if you do not pay them in one year, they charge you 10% interest. Which means that if you were not able to pay anything, you now owe them $10,000 more.

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For credit cards, you pay interest on how much you have spent at the end of the month.

It is a way that the bank/company says "we will lend you money, but at a cost"

"It is the way that the bank/company make money" - Izaak

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Debit - card that has your money. It is connect to your banking account.

Credit - card that does not have your money. It is connected to a bank or company or store

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Chequing - everyday use account

Savings - a savings account

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Is it your money?
Answer: No

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a piece of paper in which you write how much money you are giving/paying to someone

Once you give a cheque - the money will be taken out of your account when the other person/company CASHES the cheque.
Unless, it is a CERTIFIED CHEQUE, in which case it is taken out of your account the instance you give it.

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It is a way to "send money" through email

sent from your bank account

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"The more time you don't pay it, the bigger it becomes"

Is a percent of the money owed.

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A feature available for cards (both debit and credit) in which you just "tap" your card on the machine and are able to pay.

There is a limit to how much you are able to "tap" as a form of security (in case you lose your card, or it gets stolen).

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Visa, Mastercard, American Express (Amex)

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Visa, Mastercard, American Express (Amex)

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credit cards

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bills and coins
physical money

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A card that is linked to your bank account