4 1) Open a checking account with $500
2) Write check #100 to APS for $150.00 on 9/23
3) Write Check #101 to the Town of Prescott Valley for $75.00 on 9/25
4) Use debit card at Fry's for $83.37 on 9/26
5) Use debit card at Circle K for gas and snacks for $56.11 on 9/28
6) On 9/30 write check #102 to BMHS for library fines, but mess up the check and have to start over.
7) Write check #103 to BMHS correctly for library fines for $15.00
8) Use an ATM on 10/3 to withdraw $60.00, but since it wasn't your bank they charged you a fee of $2.50
9) Use direct deposit to deposit your paycheck of $345.23 on 10/4
10) Use your bank's ATM and withdraw $50 on 10/4
11) Write check #104 to Patriot Disposal for trash service for $45.00 on 10/7
12) Go shopping at Best Buy and spend $245.53 with your debit card on 10/8
13) Deposit a birthday check from Aunt Sally for $25 on 10/10.
14) Pay your internet bill online on 10/15 to Century Link for $50.00
15) Direct Deposit your paycheck of $336.47 on 10/18
16) Receive your bank statement on 10/20 and reconcile your bank account. Ending balance of $374.19
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