14 Banking Flashcards
What is a financial service best suited for saving money over a period of years?
COD certificate of deposit
What do credit cards allow you to do?
Borrow money in short term
Problematic financial issues don’t include what?
Savings and loans associations
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation insures deposits against loosing their money in case of??
Bank failure
T/F) money in a checking account is called demand deposit
T
T/F) a prepaid phone card is an example of a debit card
F
A savings and loans association is a financial institution that is owned by its members (T/F)
F
T/F) a finance company specializes in savings accounts and mortgage loans
F
T/F)pawn shops will offer payday loans with high finance charges to desperate borrowers
F
T/F)a stop-payment order is a request that a bank or other financial institution is not cash a particular check
T
T/F)you can write checks from a money market account
F
T/F)According to the Truth in Savings Law, financial institutions have to guarantee you a minimum interest rate on your deposits
T
T/F) overdraft protection is an automatic loan made to an account of the balance will not cover the checks written
T
T/F) A restrictive endorsement allows you to transfer check to an organization or another person
T
Compared with commercial banks what do credit unions generally offer?
Lower fees and loan rates
To earn high interest rates on a COD, you don’t have to accept what?
Completing a monthly bank reconciliation
In what kind of savings plan does the interest rate vary from month to month?
Money market
If you deposit $100 in an account with an annual interest rate of 6% compounded monthly after 12 months you will have what?
$106.18
The first step in balancing a checkbook is?
Comparing checks in the check record with those on the statement
Direct deposit
Automatic deposit of an employees paycheck into designated bank account
Compounding
The process in which interest is earned on both the principal and any previously earned interest
Credit union
A non profit financial institution that is owned by its members and organized for their benefit
Debit card
A card issued by a financial institution that allows you to withdraw money from your account or pay for purchases by deduction funds directly from your account
Money market account
A savings account in which the interest rate varies as market rates change
Annual percentage yield
The amount of interest that a financial institution would pay on a $100 deposit after compounding for one year
Certificate of deposit COD
A savings alternative in which money is left on deposit for a stated amount of time to earn a specific rate of return
Rate of return
The percentage of increase in the value of savings from earned interest
Endorsement
The signature of a payee in the back of a check
Commercial bank
A for profit institution that offers a full range of financial services