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 THE BANK
a business or building where people deposit and withdraw their money and borrow money.
VOCABULARY
Income /ˈɪnkəm/
- money received, especially on a regular
basis, for work or through investments.
Transfer /trænsˈfɜːr/
- moving money from one account to another
and it may include moving money from one
account to another owned by the same
individual or organization.
Exchange rate /ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ/
/reit/
-the value of one currency for the
purpose of conversion to another.
Account /əˈkaʊnt/
- A financial account maintained by a
bank or other financial institution in
Counter /ˈkaʊntər
which the financial transactions - a long flat-topped fixture in a store or
between the bank and a customer are bank across which business is conducted
recorded. with customers.
 Savings /ˈseɪvɪŋz/
-are kept in the form of cash or cash equivalents
(e.g. As bank deposits), which are exposed to no
risk of loss but also come with correspondingly
minimal returns.

Wi t h d r a w / w ɪ θ ˈ d r ɔ ː /
-remove or take away (something)
from a particular place or position.

Loan /ləʊn/
-Is a form of debt incurred by an
individual or other entity. The
lender—usually a corporation,
financial institution, or government
—advances a sum of money to the
borrower.
Exchange /ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ/
-the process of changing one currency
into another.

Visa card /ˈviːzə/ /kar:d/

-are payment cards that use the Visa
network. Financial institutions partner
with Visa to use the company's
network. Visa cards come with a 16-
digit account number, microchip, and
magnetic stripe.
 TYPES OF VISA CARD
• Credit Card - is a thin rectangular piece of
plastic or metal issued by a bank or financial
services company, that allows cardholders to
borrow funds with which to pay for goods and
services with merchants that accept cards for
payment.
• Debit Card - is a payment card that deducts money
directly from a consumer's checking account when it
is used.
• Prepaid Card -is a card you can use to pay for
things. You buy a card with money loaded on it. Then
you can use the card to spend up to that amount.
• Gift Card - is a "non-reloadable prepaid" card,
meaning the initial value is set by the person who
purchased the card.
ACTIVITY : FILL IN THE BLANKS

1. What is the US dollar to VND _________ now?

2. I will _______ money at the ATM.
3.To open an ______, you need an ID card & some money.
4. I want to ______ some dollars.
5. Can I _______ money to your account in japan?
6. The Manager do not have any pending _______ .
7. Rizza want to get her ______ in the piggy bank.
8. You should fill out form at the _______ , to finish the process.

 loan  exchange
 account  withdraw
 exchange rate  savings
 transfer  counter
Do you think bank account is important ? Why ?
Why saving is important in our life?
How do you spend your savings?
What are 5 reasons to start a savings account
today?
What are some ways to save money?
 I want to save about $2000.
 She doesn't have any income.
 I am planning to bring some cash.
 Please fill out the form first.
 Can i open a saving account?
 All the bank robbers were wearing masks.
 H e h a n d e d h i s v i s a c a r d b a c k t o b a n k t e l l e r.