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FINANCIAL SERVICES AND INSTITUTIONS
Financial Services
Services offered by banks and other financial institutions
1. Savings and Investment
2. Payment Services
3. Borrowing
Services for Short Term Needs
Daily cash needs Check Cashing Automated teller machines (ATM’s) Prepaid cards
Savings Regular savings account Money market account
Services for Short Term Needs
Checking Regular checking account Online payments, payment by phone Automatic preauthorized payments Cashier’s checks, Money orders
Credit Cards
Services for Long Term Needs
Savings Certificates of Deposit (CD’s) U.S. Savings Bonds
Credit Services Loans for cars, educations, etc. Home equity loans Mortgages
Services for Long Term Needs
Investment Services Mutual funds Financial advice
Other Services Tax preparation Insurance
Types of Financial Institutions
Deposit Institutions
Commercial Banks
Savings and Loans
Mutual Savings Banks
Credit Unions
Types of Financial Institutions
Non-Deposit Institutions
Life Insurance Companies
Investment Companies
Finance Companies
Others?
Electronic Banking / Payment
Direct deposit Automatic payments ATM’s
Fees Debit cards
Cash card and point of sale Overdraft “protection”
Prepaid cards and gift cards Electronic cash
Savings Plans
Type of Account Benefits Drawbacks
Regular Savings Account
- Low minimum balance- Ease of withdrawal- Insured
- Low rate of return
Certificates of Deposit (CD’s)
- Guaranteed rate of return- Insured
- Penalty for early withdrawal- Minimum deposit
Money Market Account
- Good rate of return- Some check writing- Insured
- Minimum balance- Penalties if below minimum
U.S. Savings Bond - Low minimum deposit- Guaranteed by gov’t- No state/local taxes
- Lower rate of return if cashed in early
Truth in Savings Law
Financial institutions must provide: Fees on deposit accounts Interest rates Annual percentage yield Terms and conditions
Banking Vocabulary
APY
ATM
Bad check
Cashier’s check
CDs
Certified check
Check
Checking account
Commercial bank
Credit union
Debit card
Demand deposits
EFT transaction fee
FDIC
Joint account
Money-market account
Money order
Savings and Loan Association
Sweep
Trust
Checking Accounts
Regular checking accounts
Interest earning checking accounts
Special types Student Activity accounts
Checking Accounts
Key Factors Restrictions
Minimum balance? Maximum number of transactions or checks
Fees and charges Monthly service charge Check printing Overdraft protection Stop payment order
Interest
Writing Checks
Routing number
Account number
Your name
Cashing Checks
Endorsements Blank endorsement Restrictive endorsement Special endorsement
Tips Do not endorse until ready to cash Use a pen Use exact same name as on front Give time for check to clear
Check Writing Simulation
You have $1,000 to spend – do not spend more Buy the items you wish (3 total) by writing checks Be sure to put your name at the top of the check Keep an active register with current and final
balances Hand in both sheets properly labeled Scoring
Checks properly written (7 pts) Register properly written (7 pts) Balances correct (6 pts)