Saving My Money Crossword

Machine where you can withdraw money from your account.
The amount of money that is in your account at any point in time. This is the amount of money that is available for you to use.
Extra money that you pay your bank for services that you receive such as etransfers or using an ATM from another bank.
Adding to your bank account when you get paid or receive a financial gift.
Type of account used for everyday purchases.
Taking money out of your account.
A percentage of your bank balance that is paid to you each month or what you owe for a loan.
Putting money into your account.
When you owe more money than you have.
Sending money to another individual electronically (instead of giving them cash or a cheque).
Something you do that changes the amount in your account. This could be a purchase, a bill payment, or getting paid.
Type of account not used for everyday purchases but for longer term savings.
Borrowing a set amount of money from a bank or another person with the agreement that it will be paid back, usually with interest.
Subtracting from your bank account when you make purchases or pay bills.
A financial institution that holds individual's money, provides loans, and exchanges currency.