Test Module VI

A charge paid to a person or a bank for the money borrowed.

Illegally giving someone money so that they act in your favour

A book that lists all payments into and withdrawals from a customer's bank account.

The most important bank in a country that controls a nation's policy on money and interest rates

A bank that specializes in raising capital for industry.

An account with a bank for personal savings.

The central banking system of the USA.

A system of making payments by having money transferred from an account.

A customer's instruction to a bank to pay a certain amount to another person or organization at regular intervals.

A free trade association with a common currency and unrestricted movement of capital goods and people between countries.

The unit of currency of the European Union

The coins and banknotes that belong to a particular country.

Money that can be exchanged for the currency of another country.

A group of countries in Europe working to create a stronger world market for European goods and services.

The amount of money that a person, an organization or a country has to buy goods and services.

The amount of money spent on a piece of business done.

An agreement with a company in which the company will pay for a loss or accident in exchange for regular premiums (payments).

A large amount of money, goods or property.

Disguising the criminal origin of money such as drug money.

Change for small purchase.