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      it is the amount of money that you have got in your bank account.   
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      a bank account is in the black    start learning
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      it means that there is money in your bank account. in other words, you are in credit.   
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      a bank account is in the red    start learning
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      it means that you have spent more money than you had in your bank account. you have overdrawn your bank account.   
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      it is a document you receive from a bank which tells you how much money you have deposited in your bank account or withdrawn from your bank account, and when, and how much you have at the moment.   
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      it is a demand for payment for the goods and services you have received.   
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      it is a local office or bureau of your bank.   
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      it is an amount of money paid into a bank account.   
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      a bank account that you can use at any time. it is called a checking account in the usa.   
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      it is an amount of money that goes out of a bank account.   
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      it is a card that allows you to withdraw cash from your current account or pay for goods or services electronically.   
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      it is a general word for money which you owe to someone else.   
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      it is a payment you have to make to a professional person to do something for you.   
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      it is the money in coins and notes that people use in that country.   
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      it is a personal number that identifies your bank account.   
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      a person who wants to ask for something, like a job or a bank account.   
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      a cashpoint. a machine that distributes money to bank customers.   
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      a payment that your bank will make at regular times without needing your permission to do it each time.   
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      it is a word for all the money that you receive regularly from your salary or from other things.   
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      it is the amount of money you can take out of your bank account although you do not have this money in the account.   
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      these are payments you have to make to a bank for using their services.   
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      the system of security for using credit and debit cards when withdrawing money.   
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      it is the amount of money that a bank charges you for a loan or overdraft. interest is also paid to you on any amount you save at our bank.   
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      it is a word for all of the money that you spend. it could be every month or every year.   
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      it means something is simple and easy to understand.   
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      depending on meeting certain criteria.   
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      to be eligible for something    start learning
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      it means you meet the requirements, or that you are the right kind of person. you qualify for something.   
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      it means to take (often money) from someone else for a period of time. you must give it back to them.   
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      it means not to pay back the money one has borrowed from the bank.   
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      to put money into a bank account.   
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      it means to give someone a check and validate it by signing it.   
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      it means to give a thing (often money) to someone else for a period of time. they must give it back to you.   
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      it means to have to pay some money to someone else.   
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      to print off your balance    start learning
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      it means to look at how much money you have in your bank account and receive a piece of paper showing that amount.   
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      it means to move money electronically from one bank account to another.   
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      to make something legally acceptable and effective.   
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      it means to take money out of a bank account.   
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