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money that people and organizations have in bank accounts. Most of this is on paper and 10% in form of cash

money in notes or coins

a system of money in general use in a particular country

all the money a person receives or earns as payment

money paid monthly by an employer

money paid by the day or the hour, usually received weekly

money received for working extra hours

money paid to sales people and agents - a certain preentage of the income the employee generates

extra money given for meeting a target for good fanancial results

money paid to professional people in exchange for advice or services (such as lawyers and architects)

money paid lay the government to unemployed and sick people

money paid by a company or the government to a retired person

amounts of money that people have to spend regularly

money spent on needs (food / clothes/ public transport)

requests for the payment of money owed for services such as electricity, ges and telephone connections

the money paid for the use of a house/flat

repayments of money borrowed to buy a house/flat

financial protection against medical expences for sickness/accidental injuries

money paid to finance goverment spending

financial plan showing how much money a person expects to earn / spend

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.

pays more interests but has more restrictions on when you can withdraw your money

listing recent sums of debits and credits

money going out

money coming in

card that allow them to make withdrawals and do other transactions at cash dispensers

can be use for buying goods and services as well as for borrowing money

a printed form, used instead of money to pay bills

sending of money from one bank account to another to e.g. pay bills

instructions to a bank which are used to pay regular fixed sums of money

services offered by many commercial banks

local offices of the bank

to leave money in a bank account

a bank with branches in mant different places

a bank that provides services to the public and small businesses rather than to large companies

someone who deposits money

the cost of borrowing monet

lend money to borrowers who need more money than they have available.

send/ move money from one bank account to another

make money available for someone to bottow

the Total projekty, money etc. of a person, company etc.