Banking Word Search
This banking word search covers a trip to the bank and what happens to the money there: the teller, the vault and the branch, a deposit and a withdrawal, the checking account and its balance, and the overdraft nobody wants.
Bank comes from the Italian banco, a bench, because moneychangers in Renaissance Italy did business at benches in the market. One who failed had his bench broken, a banca rotta, which gave English the word bankrupt. The Medici family of Florence founded their bank in 1397 and ran branches across Europe, lending to popes and kings.
A London goldsmith of the 1600s kept customers' gold in his strongroom and wrote receipts for it, and those receipts began to change hands like money, an early step toward the banknote. In America the Federal Reserve was set up in 1913, and after thousands of banks failed in the early 1930s, the FDIC began in 1933 to insure deposits, now up to $250,000 per depositor at each bank.
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Puzzle Vocabulary Words
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- Account
- Balance
- Bank
- Borrower
- Branch
- Cashier
- Certificate
- Charter
- Checkbook
- Checking
- Clerk
- Credit Union
- Debit
- Deposit
- Endorse
- Exchange
- Federal Reserve
- Fee
- Goldsmith
- Insured
- Interest Rate
- Joint
- Lender
- Loan
- Lockbox
- Medici
- Money Order
- Online
- Overdraft
- Passbook
- Password
- Routing
- Safe
- Savings Bond
- Signature
- Statement
- Teller
- Vault
- Wire Transfer
- Withdraw