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Chapter 9
Checking Accounts and Other Banking Services
Checking AccountsOther Banking Services and Fees
GOALSGOALS
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Lesson 9.1
Checking Accounts
Describe the purpose of a checking account.
Discuss how to prepare banking forms. Be able to distinguish between different
types of checking accounts.
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Checking Account Vocab
CheckDemand depositCanceled checkOverdraftFloating a check
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Opening aChecking Account
Signature authorization formInitial deposit
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Parts of a Check
071000741 08 40 856 0581
581ARDYS JOHNSONPhone: 555-01004250 West 18th AvenueChicago, IL 60601-2190
SKY CENTRAL BANKChicago, Illinois
PAY TO THEORDER OF
DOLLARSFor Classroom Use Only
MEMO
DATE 2-74710
$
July 1, 20--Food Mart 36.12
Thirty-six and 12/100
groceries Ardys Johnson
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Using Your Checking Account
Writing checksPaying bills onlineMaking depositsUsing a checkbook register
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Endorsing Checks
Blank endorsementSpecial endorsementRestrictive endorsement
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Types of Checking Accounts
Joint accountsSpecial accountsStandard accountsInterest-bearing accountsShare accounts
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Other Banking Services
Guaranteed-payment checks
Money ordersDebit cardsBank credit cardsAutomated teller
machinesOnline banking
Telephone bankingStop payment
ordersSafe deposit boxesLoans and trustsFinancial services
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Bank Fees
Examples of bank feesLoan feeTrustee feeCheck cashing fee for non-customersPer-check feeMaintenance feeCheck printing feeATM transaction fee
Different bank accounts
CheckingDemand DepositSavings
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Transaction Accounts
Demand Deposits- payable on demand whenever the depositor chooses
Checking Account - most common form; offers customers quick access to their money and a convenient way to pay bills or transfer funds to other institutions.
Checking Accounts
Basic-Offer a few simple services for minimal cost
Interest bearing checking-Pay interest on the balance deposited in the account, but usually a minimum balance is required
Time Deposits
Less liquid than check deposits
Examples include:Savings AccountsMoney Market deposit accountsCertificates of Deposit (CDs)
Savings Accounts
Banks usually limit the number of free withdrawals.
Statement Savings Accounts: Provide a quarterly statement detailing
account activity, including fees and interest earned.
Lower interest rates than other time deposits because it is the most liquid
Money Market Deposit Accounts
MMDAs offer a higher rate of interest than savings accounts, but they usually require a higher initial deposit to open an account.
FDIC insured up to $250,000Minimum balance usually required# of Transactions may be restricted
Certificates of Deposit
CDs are certificates offered by the bank that guarantee payment of a specified interest rate until a designated date in the future (maturity date).
Higher the amount and longer time until maturity = higher interest rates
Usually higher than money market accounts and savings accounts
Assignment
In groups of 3, research the various types of transaction accounts and time deposits offered at a bank in your area.
Provide details about each type of account
Research should be summarized on a flyer, or brochure.