Statements

Do you know your statements?

To keep track of your finances well enough to manage them effectively, you need to know how to read and fill out all the right paperwork. These online tutors will help you understand some of the financial materials you will use most frequently.

• Making a deposit
  You have to know how to put money into your account if you ever want to take money out of it. This is a quick lesson in how to fill out a deposit slip.

• Writing a check
  An error in writing a check can make it un-cashable or could even allow someone else to cash it for more than you intended. This will help you to write checks correctly.

• Endorsing a check
  What does it mean when you sign the back of a check? There are three different ways to endorse a check. This will show you the difference.

• Transaction Register
  Keep a running total of your account balance to avoid overdraft fees. This explains how to record each transaction you make.

• Reading a bank statement
  To keep track of where your money goes and how much you have, it's important to know how to read a bank statement. This explains the information it contains.

• Reading a credit card statement
  The key to building and keeping good credit is to stay on top of your credit cards. This will show you how to get all the information you need from your credit card statement.

• Reading your credit report
  Many companies use your credit report to make decisions on extending credit, pricing auto insurance and many other important activities. This will show you how to read your credit report and keep it in good standing.