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An arrangement with a bank which allows you to deposit and withdraw money and they keep a record of it |\n| ATM (automated teller machine) | eɪ-tiː-ɛm | A machine from which you take cash |\n| balance | bæləns | The amount of money available in an account |\n| bank | bæŋk | A financial institution |\n| bank charge | bæŋk ʧɑːʤ | A fee from the bank for certain\u003Cbr>activities, such as transferring money |\n| benefit | bɛnɪfɪt | Financial support payments made by the government |\n| to borrow | tu ː bɒrəʊ | To take and use temporarily with the intention of returning it |\n| branch | brɑːnʧ | The location of a banking centre |\n| building society | bɪldɪŋ səsaɪəti | A financial institution |\n| bureau de change | bjʊərəʊ diː ʧeɪnʤ | An establishment where foreign money can be exchanged |\n| cash | kæʃ | Money in coins or notes |\n| cashier | kæʃɪə | A person handling payments in a company |\n| cheque | ʧɛk | An order to a bank written on aspecific printed form |\n| cheque book | ʧɛk bʊk | A book made up of numerous cheques |\n| coin | kɔɪn | A circular piece of metal representative of a value of money |\n| counterfeit | kaʊntəfɪt | Fake |\n\nCopyright © 2023 Virtually Fluent Ltd.  \n| Word | Phonetic Transcription | Definition |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| credit card | krɛdɪt kɑːd | A small plastic card that allows payments to be made from a bank account on credit |\n| currency | kʌrənsi | A system of money in a country |\n| debit card | dɛbɪt kɑːd | A small plastic card that allows payments to be made from a bank account on debit |\n| debt | dɛt | Money that is owed |\n| denomination | dɪnɒmɪneɪʃn | The value of a note |\n| deposit | dɪpɒzɪt | A sum of money paid to ensure a service/product is delivered, a pledge for a contract |\n| due | dju ː | Expected |\n| exchange rate | ɪksʧeɪnʤ reɪt | The value of one currency compared to another |\n| foreign exchange | fɒrɪn ɪksʧeɪnʤ | The institution for numerous currencies around the world |\n| interest free | ɪntrɪst fri 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