The phrase "account funds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the money available in a specific account, such as a bank account or an online account.
Example: "Before making any purchases, please check your account funds to ensure you have enough balance."
Alternatives: "account balance" or "available funds".
Private Capital's performance was already weak in 2007, when it lost 2.07percentt, placing it in the lowest quarter of midcap value separate account funds tracked by Morningstar.
And Ryan suggested Thursday that the CBO had not taken into account funds that states would spend to stabilize their insurance markets.
(3) A teller in a branch of a nonfederally insured credit union may accept account funds for federally insured credit unions.
It was also reported that Ms. Miranda had been fired by Citibank five years ago, in part because of an extramarital affair and misuse of expense account funds, charges both she and the acting governor have denied.
Complete records of such account funds and other property shall be kept by the lawyer and shall be preserved for a period of seven years after termination of the representation.
Vested employees - and in most cases it is five years or less for 401 k)'s - can take their account funds with them when they leave and roll them over into a qualified plan such as an I.R.A. without tax liability.
It is composed of values for key chartfields, including account, fund, and department.
In June, the government announced that the "single intelligence account" fund that pays for GCHQ, MI5 and MI6 would be increased by 3.4% in 2015/16.
Every Alaskan resident is eligible for an annual check from the Alaska Permanent Fund, an account funded by some of that oil money.
They depend heavily on two funding mechanisms outside the discretionary account funded by general revenues.
Once inflation is taken into account, funding has only been rising by 0.1% a year since 2004 - equivalent to £43m.
