1. a) Plastic card that is linked to your checking or 
savings account.
  b) At a bank after you set up and put money 
into a checking or savings account.
2.  a) Unlimited transactions (uses) at stores and 
ATMs.
  b) 6 uses per month and limited to uses at ATM 
machines.
3.  Swipe or insert debit card into machine; ma -
chine asks if you want extra cash back; machine 
ask you to enter your PIN; Machine asks you to 
approve if total amount is correct; take time to 
see if amount is correct.
4.  a) For proof in case you discover later that more 
money was taken out of your account than you 
approved at the store.
  b) To throw all your receipts into the empty 
shoe box.
5.  Quicker and easier to use in stores than checks.
6.  a) No.
  b) Credit card.
  c) The amount of money you owe to a store, car 
dealership, bank, or other person.
  d) Future happiness.
  e) Financial problems caused by going into 
debt.
7.  Use computer to sign into your bank.  Go to 
debit card linked checking or saving account.  
Use receipts to remind you of exact amount you 
spent.  Check every amount subtracted from 
your account.
8.  Call or go to the bank immediately to report the 
mistake.
9.  a) Never give your debit card and PIN to friend 
or relative.  
  b) The person may double-cross you and take 
extra money from your account.  
10.  Check that a stranger or camera is not watching 
as you enter your PIN.
Your Money: Debit Cards
QUICK CHECK ANSWERS:	
11.  a) $50.
  b) Above  $500.
12.  a) Separate bank account that is not linked to 
your debit card.
  b) Transfer just the money you need for a week.
13.  a) Online shopping.
  b) Fancy restaurants.
14.  a) Skim or steal your debit card information or 
take a picture of your debit card.
  b) Make plastic copy of your debit card to use.
  c) Unattended places.
  d) One answer: Gas pump farthest from store or 
ATM that is not well lit.
 e)  Watch videos to show you how recognize 
skimmer device attached to debit machines, gas 
pumps,  and ATMs.