1 st Example Starting Balance 1000.00 11/1 Check #101 Luxury Apts- Rent 500.00 11/2 HEB Debit Card Purchase 60.00 11/3 ATM Cash Withdrawal 40.00 11/4 Check.

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1 st Example Starting Balance /1 Check #101 Luxury Apts- Rent /2 HEB Debit Card Purchase /3 ATM Cash Withdrawal /4 Check #102 Water Bill /5 Payroll Deposit Ending Balance is ???

2 nd Example Starting Balance /1 Payroll Deposit /2 Dillard's Debit Card Purchase /3 ATM Cash Withdrawal /4 Best Buy Debit Card Purchase /5 Check #101 Luxury Apts for Rent Ending Balance is ???

3 rd Example Starting Balance is /1 Check #101 Luxury Apts- Rent /2 ATM Cash Withdrawal /3 Whataburger Debit Card Purchase /4 Check #102 Time Warner Cable /5 Payroll Deposit Ending Balance is ???