bank balance

American  

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.

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Example Sentences

The two-time world champion returns on 19 December in a contest against YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul - a bout that does little for his title ambitions but a great deal for his bank balance.

From BBC

"One of the defining elements of this government for me is about what we can do to ensure that children's chances in life aren't determined by the size of their parents' bank balance," she added.

From BBC

Ahmed Ahmed, an assistant professor of finance at Babson College who studies bank balance sheets, said that private-credit and bank-credit conditions currently look good on paper, but underneath the surface there may be problems, such as potential collateral fraud.

From MarketWatch

How many times would you have to go through your bank balance to get an accurate sense of how much you have spent every month, if you did not have a starting and ending balance every month or quarter?

From MarketWatch

Anniki says when she was younger, she often felt scared to check her bank balance and avoided dealing with money as much as possible.

From BBC