1. Banking

2. Cheques
A cheque is a document that orders money to be
withdrawn from a bank account

3. Cheques
This is an example of cheque looks like:

4. Cheques
 It is very important that you fill in a cheque
correctly for if you don't someone could
change the important details.
 When filling in a cheque always use pen for
then someone cannot change the
information.
 Always draw a line through the rest of the
field so someone cant add 0's or extra digits.
 For more help on writing a check go to:
http://www.practicalmoneyskills.com/flash/bank_tutor/index.html

5. Transaction Register
A document that can serve as legal evidence of a
transaction

6. Transaction Register

7. Transaction Register
 You always need to record the cheque
number.
 The date is key for if you don’t have the date
you cannot accurately track the transaction.
 Many people think that the 'description' field
isn't necessary but this will remind you what
you were doing.
 When the page is full carry the balance to the
next page.
 For more help on filling in transaction
registers go to:
http://www.practicalmoneyskills.com/flash/bank_tutor/index.html

8. Bank Statement
A printed record of the balance in a bank account
and the amounts that have been paid into it and
withdrawn from it.

9. Bank Statement

10. Bank Statements
 It is very important to look over bank
statements to make sure there is no unusual
activity going on.
 If there are transactions and withdrawals that
you did not make your self then you should
definably look it.

11. Banking
In conclusion, banking is a very important part of
everyday life. When you leave home you need a
way to organize and store your money and
belongings. To be able to do so, you need to
know the basics of banking and what each
document means.