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a savings product that customers can use to hold an amount of money at a bank for a specified length of time money that people and organizations have in bank accounts. Most of this is on paper and 10% in form of cash
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(euros, dolars, yen) a system of money in general use in a particular country
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all the money a person receives or earns as payment
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money paid monthly by an employer
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money paid by the day or the hour, usually received weekly
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money received for working extra hours
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money paid to sales people and agents - a certain preentage of the income the employee generates
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a sum of money added to a person's wages as a reward for good performance extra money given for meeting a target for good fanancial results
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money paid to professional people in exchange for advice or services (such as lawyers and architects)
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money paid lay the government to unemployed and sick people
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money paid by a company or the government to a retired person
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amounts of money that people have to spend regularly
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money spent on needs (food / clothes/ public transport)
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requests for the payment of money owed for services such as electricity, ges and telephone connections
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the money paid for the use of a house/flat
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repayments of money borrowed to buy a house/flat
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financial protection against medical expences for sickness/accidental injuries
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money paid to finance goverment spending
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financial plan showing how much money a person expects to earn / spend
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account which allows customers to take out or withdraw money, with no restrictions. Money dosen't earn a high rate of interests - bank desen't pay much for borrowing your money.
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pays more interests but has more restrictions on when you can withdraw your money
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a document setting out items of debit and credit between a bank or other organization and a customer. listing recent sums of debits and credits
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card that allow them to make withdrawals and do other transactions at cash dispensers
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can be use for buying goods and services as well as for borrowing money
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a printed form, used instead of money to pay bills
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sending of money from one bank account to another to e.g. pay bills
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instructions to a bank which are used to pay regular fixed sums of money
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tel-banking/internet banking/c-banking services offered by many commercial banks
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local offices of the bank
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to leave money in a bank account
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a bank with branches in mant different places
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a bank that provides services to the public and small businesses rather than to large companies
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someone who deposits money
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the cost of borrowing monet
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lend money to borrowers who need more money than they have available.
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send/ move money from one bank account to another
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make money available for someone to bottow
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the Total projekty, money etc. of a person, company etc.
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