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englishforeveryone.org Name________________ Date________________ Advanced Crossword Puzzle - Banking Directions: use the clues below to fill in the crossword puzzle with the correct words. Across: 1. A written note that directs a bank to pay money to another person or company. You use a ________ when you want to buy something without a credit card or cash. 2. This is a debt that will be subtracted from the balance of your account. 3. A person employed by the bank to receive or pay out money over the counter. 4. The sum total of credits minus debits. Basically, this is how much money you have in your account. 5. Money lent on the condition that it must be returned in the future. Down: 1. This is a sum of money from which a person may withdraw. 2. Any medium of exchange. Typically in the form of coins and paper currency. 3. Loose paper currency. 4. An institution for receiving, lending, exchanging, and safeguarding money and, in some cases, issuing notes and transacting other financial business. 5. Money placed in a bank account.

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englishforeveryone.org Name________________

Date________________

Advanced Crossword Puzzle - Banking

Directions: use the clues below to fill in the crossword puzzle with the correct words.

Across:

1. A written note that directs a bank to pay

money to another person or company.

You use a ________ when you want to

buy something without a credit card or

cash.

2. This is a debt that will be subtracted

from the balance of your account.

3. A person employed by the bank to

receive or pay out money over the

counter.

4. The sum total of credits minus debits.

Basically, this is how much money you

have in your account.

5. Money lent on the condition that it must

be returned in the future.

Down:

1. This is a sum of money from which a

person may withdraw.

2. Any medium of exchange. Typically in

the form of coins and paper currency.

3. Loose paper currency.

4. An institution for receiving, lending,

exchanging, and safeguarding money

and, in some cases, issuing notes and

transacting other financial business.

5. Money placed in a bank account.