banking and checking chapter 7. why do we have banks?
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BANKING and BANKING and CHECKINGCHECKING
Chapter 7Chapter 7
Why Do We Have Why Do We Have Banks?Banks?
BanksBanks Banks are a private businessBanks are a private business How do banks earn their money?How do banks earn their money?
Interest RatesInterest Rates Service FeesService Fees
Example:Example:
Deposit $100 * .04% int. = $104Deposit $100 * .04% int. = $104
Borrow $100 * .06% int. = $106Borrow $100 * .06% int. = $106
Bank Income = $2Bank Income = $2
BanksBanks
Provide securityProvide security Protects your Protects your purchasing powerpurchasing power
The amount your money can buyThe amount your money can buy Banks are regulatedBanks are regulated
FDICFDIC ReservesReserves
BankingBanking
Deposits are insuredDeposits are insured FDIC – Federal Deposit Insurance FDIC – Federal Deposit Insurance
CorporationCorporation $100,000 max$100,000 max
Money lent to borrowersMoney lent to borrowers People: houses, cars, etc.People: houses, cars, etc. Business: start-up, buildings Business: start-up, buildings
equipmentequipment Credit is verified to ensure paybackCredit is verified to ensure payback
PARTS OF A CHECKPARTS OF A CHECK
DrawerDrawer = person writing = person writing the checkthe check
DraweeDrawee = the bank that is = the bank that is instructed to payinstructed to pay
PayeePayee = person that the = person that the check is made out tocheck is made out to
WHY Checks?WHY Checks?
Provide safetyProvide safety Only the payee can cashOnly the payee can cash Bank, not payee, is responsible for Bank, not payee, is responsible for
illegally cashed checkillegally cashed checkBank suffers lossBank suffers lossBank asks for identificationBank asks for identification
If lost, can stop paymentIf lost, can stop payment ConvenienceConvenience Records of transactionsRecords of transactions
Opening a Checking AccountOpening a Checking Account
18 yrs. or older18 yrs. or older Joint Checking? Joint Checking? Complete signature cardComplete signature card
Protects against forgeryProtects against forgery Valid IdentificationValid Identification Minimum DepositMinimum Deposit Social Security NumberSocial Security Number Proof of addressProof of address
Writing a CheckWriting a Check Write in inkWrite in ink Blue or Black Blue or Black
inkink Write in words, Write in words,
cents in fractioncents in fraction Write at left of Write at left of
column, fill rest column, fill rest with linewith line
Date checkDate check Name of payeeName of payee Amount in Amount in
words and words and numbersnumbers
Your signatureYour signature
50.00
July, 2 2006
Mrs. Monticello
Fifty and 00/100
Signature
Check Number Number
Words
Payee
Date
Electronic Banking Electronic Banking ATM’sATM’s
Automated Teller Machine (ATM)Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Make depositsMake deposits Withdraw cashWithdraw cash Transfer moneyTransfer money Check account balances Check account balances Pay billsPay bills ConvenienceConvenience Usage feesUsage fees Use ResponsiblyUse Responsibly
Need the following:Need the following: ATM cardATM card Personal Identification Number (PIN)Personal Identification Number (PIN)
More TermsMore Terms
Debit Cards (Check Cards)Debit Cards (Check Cards) Don’t have to carry or write checksDon’t have to carry or write checks Can’t overdrawCan’t overdraw Stores appreciate because they Stores appreciate because they
receive payment immediatelyreceive payment immediately
Direct DepositDirect Deposit Non-negotiable checkNon-negotiable check
Automatic WithdrawalAutomatic Withdrawal Will automatically withdraw on Will automatically withdraw on
specific day each monthspecific day each month
Card Cautions!!!!Card Cautions!!!!
Keep your card in a safe place Keep your card in a safe place Memorize your ID Memorize your ID Never give it out Never give it out Never say it out loud Never say it out loud Keep all receipts! Keep all receipts! Record transactions Record transactions Notify bank immediately if card lostNotify bank immediately if card lost
Certified Check Certified Check
Personal check Personal check Stamped and signed by bank Stamped and signed by bank
officer officer Charges a fee - $5-$20 Charges a fee - $5-$20 Withdrawals money to ensure Withdrawals money to ensure
you have funds you have funds
Cashier’s Check Cashier’s Check
Checks written from bank’s Checks written from bank’s account account
Signed by bank’s cashier Signed by bank’s cashier Bank makes check to payee Bank makes check to payee $25 fee approximately $25 fee approximately Down payments on houses, Down payments on houses,
cars, large amounts cars, large amounts Confidence knowing from bankConfidence knowing from bank
Money orders Money orders
Less expensive ($1-$10) Less expensive ($1-$10) Maybe you don’t have a Maybe you don’t have a
checking account? checking account? Can be purchased from bank or Can be purchased from bank or
other financial institute other financial institute Amex office Amex office
Post office Post office Lists you as the drawer and is Lists you as the drawer and is
written to payeewritten to payee
Traveler’s Checks Traveler’s Checks
Never good to carry large amounts of cashNever good to carry large amounts of cash Lost Lost StolenStolen
Some businesses do not accept out-of-Some businesses do not accept out-of-town checks town checks
Can be replaced quickly (serial #’s) Can be replaced quickly (serial #’s) Receipt given and used as a register Receipt given and used as a register Banks, Amex, travel agencies offer Banks, Amex, travel agencies offer Increments $20, $50, $100 Increments $20, $50, $100 Fee of 1% Fee of 1% 2 signatures required and ID upon usage2 signatures required and ID upon usage
Safe Deposit Boxes Safe Deposit Boxes
$30/$40 annually $30/$40 annually Need ID, signature, key—very Need ID, signature, key—very
secure secure Valuable, documents—non Valuable, documents—non
monetary items monetary items