# Money & Payments Essentials

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- CEFR: A2 (Elementary)
- Theme: Daily Life
- Words: 14
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Money & Payments vocabulary for everyday banking and paying, including account, pin, cheque and debit card — the words for paying at a till or a bank counter.

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## Word list

* **account** /əˈkaʊnt/: The place where a bank keeps your money for you. — “I opened a savings **account** at the bank last week.”
* **card** /kɑrd/: A small piece of plastic you use to pay for things or take out money. — “I paid for the shopping with my **card**.”
* **pin** /pɪn/: A secret number you type in to use your bank card. — “Keep your **pin** number secret when you pay.”
* **note** /noʊt/: A piece of paper money. — “She paid with a twenty-pound **note**.”
* **form** /fɔrm/: A paper with spaces for you to write your details. — “Please fill in this **form** to open an account.”
* **sign** /saɪn/: To write your name on a document to show it is really from you. — “Please **sign** here to confirm the transfer.”
* **safe** /seɪf/: A strong metal box where you keep money or valuable things. — “We keep our passports in the **safe**.”
* **counter** /ˈkaʊntər/: The long table in a bank or shop where staff serve customers. — “Go to the third **counter** for foreign currency.”
* **swipe** /swaɪp/: To slide a card through or over a machine to pay. — “Just **swipe** your card to pay for parking.”
* **cheque** /tʃɛk/: A signed paper instruction telling your bank to pay a certain amount of money to someone. — “He wrote a **cheque** for the rent.”
* **credit card**: A small plastic rectangle from a bank that lets you buy now and pay the bank later. — “I paid for the flights with my **credit card**.”
* **debit card**: A piece of plastic that takes money directly from your bank account when you pay. — “I paid for lunch with my **debit card**.”
* **gift card**: A piece of plastic loaded with a fixed amount of money, given as a present to spend in a shop. — “She gave me a **gift card** for my birthday.”
* **cash back**: Money you receive again, either as a reward for spending or when paying by card in a shop. — “I got two pounds **cash back** at the till.”

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