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Banking Jeopardy Double Jeopardy Banking Terms 100 200 300 400 500 Electronic Banking 100 200 300 400 500 Savings Accounts 100 200 300 400 500 Signing a Check 100 200 300 400 500

Banking Jeopardy Double Jeopardy Banking Terms 100 200 300 400 500 Electronic Banking 100 200 300 400 500 Savings Accounts 100 200 300 400 500 Signing

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Banking Jeopardy

Double Jeopardy

BankingTerms

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200

300

400

500

ElectronicBanking

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200

300

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500

SavingsAccounts

100

200

300

400

500

Signing a Check

100

200

300

400

500

Banking Terms – 100

A written order of a bank depositor upon a bank to pay a certain amount on demand to a

specific party

Check

Banking Terms – 200

A cash substitute for vacationing that is issued against loss or theft

and that is sold by a bank

Traveler's Checks

Banking Terms – 300

Credit Union

A depository institution owned by its members and organized

for their benefit

Banking Terms – 400

A depository institution that offers a full range of services such as checking, savings, and lending

Commercial Bank

Banking Terms – 500

Tells how much interest a financial institution would pay on

$100 for one year

Annual Percentage Yield (APY)

Electronic Banking – 100

When your paycheck is put into your checking account

automatically

Direct Deposit

Electronic Banking - 200

A monthly payment or bill that comes directly out of your account

Automatic Payment

Electronic Banking– 300

The actual card used to access an ATM machine

Debit Card

Electronic Banking– 400

A computer terminal that lets you withdraw cash from your account, make deposits, and

transfer money

ATM

Prepaid cards that you can spend for long-distance calls,

store gift certificates, etc.

Stored Value Cards

Electronic Banking – 500Daily Double!

Savings Accounts – 100

Regular savings accounts are often referred to as this

Passbook savings or time deposits

Savings Accounts– 200

A time deposit that requires you to leave your money in a financial

institution for a set period of time (1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, etc.) If you withdrawal before that

time, you receive a penalty. CD

(Certificate of Deposit)

Savings Accounts– 300

Like a savings and checking account combined. Pays better

interest than a regular savings, but allows you to write 3 checks each

month. A higher balance is required.

Money Market

Savings Accounts– 400

If you purchase a savings bond for $25, what will its face value be when it reaches maturity?

$50

Savings Accounts– 500

What is an advantage to purchasing a CD?

Better interest than a savings account

Low risk compared to stocks

Signing a Check – 100

The proper term for signature

Endorsement

Signing a Check– 200

The type of endorsement that is just your signature

Blank Endorsement

Signing a Check– 300

The type of endorsement you use when you send a check

through the mail to be deposited

Restrictive Endorsement

Signing a Check – 400Daily Double!

Special (full)

The type of endorsement you use when you want to transfer a check

over to another party

Signing a Check– 500

If you are using a special endorsement, what do you write

on the bank of the check?

Pay to the order of

Their signature

Your signature

Banking Jeopardy

Final Jeopardy

Checking

200

400

600

800

1000

Deposits

200

400

600

800

1000

BalancingYour Checkbook

200

400

600

800

1000

BankingMath

200

400

600

800

1000

DOUBLE JEAOPARDY

Checking – 200

A small booklet that you use to record the activity in

your checking account

Check Register

Checking– 400Daily Double!

Joint Account

If you open a checking account with another person,

what type of account is it?

Checking– 600

If a joint account is set up as an “and” account, can one person sign the check or do both people

have to sign it?

Both

Checking – 800

21-99

Which numbers have hyphenswhen you write them in

words on a check

Checking– 1000

List all the items you fill in when writing a check

Date, Who you are paying, Amount in

figures and words, Your signature, memo

Deposits – 200

Insures each bank account up to $100,000

FDIC

Federal Deposit

Insurance Corporation

Deposits– 400

CoinCurrencyChecks

When completing a deposit slip,what three categories are the

deposits divided into?

Deposits– 600

What you need to remember to do when you are asking for cash back from a deposit slip

Sign the slip

Deposits – 800

Bank routing number

On a check, what is the number in the

top right corner below the check number?

Deposits– 1000

List the four ways to list a check on a deposit slip

Check numberPayee’s name

State bank is locatedBank routing number

Balancing Your Checkbook – 200

What six types of checking transactions are listed on your

bank statement?

Checks, ATM’s,Deposits, Auto PaymentsService Charge, Interest

Balancing Your Checkbook– 400

Stop

Payment

A request that a bank not cash a particular check

Balancing Your Checkbook– 600

Checks and deposits that have not cleared the bank

Outstanding

Balancing Your Checkbook – 800

Reconciling

The proper term for balancing your check register with your

bank statement

Balancing Your Checkbook– 1000

What do you add and subtract from your check register when

reconciling?

Add the interest

Subtract service charges

Banking Math – 200

Round .3972 to

2 decimal places

.40

Banking Math– 400

32.40 * .05 = $1.62

32.40 + 1.62 = $34.02

If you buy something for $32.40 and the sales tax is 5%,

what is the total of your purchase?

Banking Math– 600

If a bank loans you $1,500 for one year at 7.5% interest, how much

would you have to repay?

1500 * .075 = 112.50

1500 + 112.50 = $1,612.50

Banking Math – 800

1,500 X .075 = 112.50

1500 + 112.50 = $1,612.50

1,612.50/12 =

$134.38

What would your total monthly payment be on a one year $1,500

loan at 7.5% interest?

Banking Math– 1000

If you deposit $100 at 5% interest, how much will you

have after 4 months?(100 * .05)/12 = .42

(100.42 * .05)/12 = .42(100.84 * .05)/12 = .42(101.26 * .05)/12 = .42

$101.68

Final Jeopardy

List the steps for reconciling

your check register with the

bank statement (Parts A & B).

1. Determine whether any deposits are not on the bank statement (add these in)

2. List all outstanding deposits in order on the back of the bank statement and total them up (subtract the total)