See fact sheets Frequently Asked Questions or Using Deposit Accounts for more detailed information about holds. ATMs may tell you that your withdrawal must be in increments of 20 dollars. Money you earn for funds in a savings account and certain checking accounts. The money they pay you is called interest, or dividends for credit unions. Similar to checks, they're used for paying bills or making purchases in cases where cash is not acceptable.
Many businesses sell money orders for a fee.
A special type of long-term loan used to borrow money for a house. The federal agency that regulates and provides deposit insurance for federal credit unions. A fee you pay for taking money out of a CD or Share Certificate before the agreed upon time. Your own special password or set of numbers for using ATM or debit cards.