noun a book in which a bank or building society records the depositor's deposits, withdrawals, and interest
Passbooks can be used in educational settings to teach financial literacy.
Passbooks may be used as a reference for resolving customer inquiries or disputes.
In accounting, a passbook is a record of financial transactions.
A passbook is a record of a customer's account transactions provided by a bank.
Passbooks can be used as a tool for personal financial management.
Passbooks are commonly used for savings accounts to keep track of deposits and withdrawals.
A writer may use a passbook to keep track of their writing deadlines, ideas, and progress on various projects.
A psychologist may use a passbook to record observations, notes, and treatment plans for their clients.
An accountant may use a passbook to record financial transactions, track expenses, and monitor cash flow.
A teacher may use a passbook to keep attendance records, lesson plans, and student progress notes.
A doctor may use a passbook to keep track of patient appointments, medical histories, and treatment plans.