bank balance

noun

1. balance standing to the credit of a depositor at a bank.
2. Finance. the balance that a bank has in the clearinghouse at a given time.

Example Sentences

Now that we rely on our smartphones for everything from checking bank balances to making perfect social posts, losing one can create a huge headache.

From Popular-Science

With her bank balance now negative, she worries that her account could be closed if she doesn’t receive financial aid soon.

From Fortune

Behind closed doors in a private office at the Cumberland County courthouse, Moffo has unrestricted access to Social Security numbers, bank balances, whether defendants live alone and their phone numbers.

From ProPublica

These next years are very important to me - need to improve my bank balance, buy things, etc.

From The Daily Beast

Asking about sales, believe me, is  like asking your bank manager about your bank balance.

From The Daily Beast

Until bank balance sheets reflect reality, financial reform will not work.

From The Daily Beast

The problem is simple, and it has a simple solution: bank balance sheets should reflect reality.

From The Daily Beast

Men are obstinate, slow, trusting a bank-balance rather than brains; and giving way reluctantly to sharp-witted superiority.

From Project Gutenberg

Martyrdoms especially augment the spiritual bank-balance of the whole nation.

From Project Gutenberg

His bank balance, established by a friend at the time, was exactly one hundred thousand.

From Project Gutenberg

Men who have a real good bank-balance do not have to wear fashionable clothes.

From Project Gutenberg

My mind flew instantly to my slender bank-balance and certain recent foolishnesses.

From Project Gutenberg