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by Hacis L. Contreras Recio
1

A valuation or appraisal of value, quality, or performance.

2

A measure of central tendency computed by summing values and dividing by count.

3

The amount of money currently held in an account.

4

A record for tracking finances or transactions for an individual or organization.

5

An advantage or material gain from a service, policy, or program.

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A statement expressing dissatisfaction or requesting remedy.

7

Extent to which services or risks are insured or provided.

8

A physical or mental condition that limits daily activities.

9

A written plan or preliminary version not yet final.

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A neutral third-party hold of assets or funds until conditions are met.

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The act of giving money in exchange for goods or services.

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A sum of money placed into a bank account or held as security.

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Withdrawal that exceeds available funds, resulting in a negative account status.

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A legal document showing ownership of property.

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A person who purchases goods or services for personal use.

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Moving something from one account or place to another.

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