Banking Exam Study Guide Flashcards
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Interest
A fee paid by a borrower of assets to the owner as a form of compensation for the use of the assets
Deposit
To put money into bank
Depositor
One who puts money into an account
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
A Federal government agency that insures deposits in banks
Inflation
A sustained increase in the average level of prices
Currency
The paper money and coins used for financial transaction
Check
An order to a bank to pay a specified sum to the person or business named on check
Payee
The person or business named on a check and to whom a bank to pays a specified sum
Remitter
The person who writes out a check
Money Order
A printed order for payment of a specified sum, issued by a bank or post office
Check Register
A personal record of ones checking account
Bank Statement
A written record from your bank of all the transactions involving your account
Endorsement
A signature on back of check
Canceled Check
An image of a check that has been paid by a bank and kept by the bank
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)
The electronic movement of money that allows electronic banking or e-banking to be accomplished
Automated Teller Machine (ATM)
An electronic computer terminal which offers automated computerized banking
Safety Deposit Box
A box with an individual lock that you can rent from a bank, thats located in a vault, where their contents are safe from fire, theft and loss
How do Banks make Income?
Interests and Fees
Loans
Difference in interest from Borrowers and Depositors
Why do people put money in Banks
To protect it
Earn Interests
Protects Purchasing Power
How are Banks Regulated
Bank puts aside money so depositors can put in and take out money whenever
What is the FDIC and how does it work?
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp and it protects peoples deposits
What are the benefits of using a checking account?
Convenience, quick easy access, direct deposit, Eliminate need to carry cash, cost, can write checks, get bank statement
How do you properly fill out a check
Date, Payee, Amount in numbers, amount in words,Signature memo
What are the 3 types of check endorsements and characteristics of each
Blank: Least Secure, no instruction, can be deposited or Cashed
Restrictive: Most secure, for deposits only
Special: Used when payee wants to give check to someone