Life Skills
What I learned in the spring of 2016
Checks (parts of a check)
1. Name and Address: Helps to identify your account
2.Check Number: Each check is assigned a number in sequential order
3.Bank Name: Name of the bank that the check writer belongs too
4.Routing Number: Nine digit number that identifies your bank
5.Account Number: Assigned to you by your bank to identify your account
6.Date: Day you write the check/sign
7.Payee: Person receiving the money/business
8.Written Amount: Value of your check written in numbers
9.Legal Amount: Value of your check written in words
10.Memo: Short note reminding the writer why they wrote the check
11.Signature: Check is not valid until signed
Deposit Slips
2. Your account number is already on the slip
3. You then fill out the deposit boxes
4. Next if you asked for cash back you must sign the slip
Job Applications
2. You should fill out all that applIies to you
3. REMEMBER TO TELL THE TRUTH
The Most Important Things
2. In this class I would have liked to learn more about stocks
3. The most important thing I learned about was how to properly use a credit card and credit scores and pay debt off