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Grade 12 Personal Finance
A written order instructing the bank to pay a specific amount of money to a specific person or entity.
  1. Check
  2. Check Register
  3. Check Stub
  4. Checking Account
Grade 12 Personal Finance
What is the difference between gross pay and net pay?
  1. Gross pay is after taxes and withholding, net pay is before taxes and withholding
  2. There is no difference between the two
  3. Gross pay is before taxes and withholding, net pay is after taxes and withholding
  4. The difference is determined primarily by your age
Grade 12 Personal Finance
Checks that have not cleared the bank yet; they are not on your bank statement are called                   .
  1. Bounced Checks
  2. Imminent Checks
  3. Outstanding checks
  4. Pending Checks
Grade 12 Personal Finance
The fee charged by a financial institution for certain services it provides to customers is a                 .
  1. Accounting Fee
  2. Bank Surcharge
  3. Interest Payment
  4. Service Charge
Grade 12 Personal Finance
A federal tax that supports elderly, disabled, or orphaned citizens.
  1. Future Savings
  2. Future Value
  3. Retirement Savings
  4. Social Security
Grade 12 Personal Finance
A major expense of owning a car is
  1. parking fees
  2. car washes
  3. oil changes
  4. depreciation
Grade 12 Personal Finance
A(n)                                      is a confidential code used to access private information or to make a transaction.
  1. PIN – Plastic Input Number
  2. PIN – Private Input Number
  3. PIN – Private Identification Number
  4. PIN – Personal Identification Number
Grade 12 Personal Finance
An agency of the federal government that insures all bank deposits up to $250,000 per person.
  1. FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
  2. IRS (Internal Revenue Service)
  3. FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)
  4. CSI (Criminal Service Investigation)
Grade 12 Personal Finance
A non-profit financial institution that is owned and operated entirely by its members.
  1. Bank
  2. Credit Union
  3. Savings & Loan
  4. Both A & B
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