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DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS Money is a good servant but a dangerous master. — H.L. Hunt

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DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS. Money is a good servant but a dangerous master. — H.L. Hunt. LifeSmarts is a program of the National Consumers League. Demand Deposit Accounts. Checking Debit cards Online transactions Passbook savings. I want a checking or savings account. Where do I go?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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DEPOSIT ACCOUNTSMoney is a good servant but a dangerous master.

— H.L. Hunt

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2LifeSmarts is a program of the National Consumers League

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Demand Deposit Accounts

Checking Debit cards Online transactions

Passbook savings

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I want a checking or savings account

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Where do I go?

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Commercial Bank

Federal or State charter

For profit Owned by

stockholders Accounts for

individuals and businesses

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Savings and Loan Association6

For profit Pays dividends

on deposit (interest)

Focuses on mortgagesand loans

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Credit Union

Not for profit Member owned Lower operating costs

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Cyber Bank8

Transactions are electronic

Banking is done viathe internet

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Consumer Finance Company

Cash advance Check cashing Pawn shop

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What keeps my money safe?10

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Account Insurance11

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

National Credit Union Association (NCUA)

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How do financial institutions make money?

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Transaction or Service Fees

Cash machines Check cashing Overdraft protection

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What are some of the other fees for service I should understand?

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Some possible checking account fees: Monthly service fee Per check fee Below minimum

balance fee

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What is the difference between an ATM and a cash machine?

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Customers of a financial institution can use that institution’s ATM to accomplish a variety of transactions, hence the name – automatic teller machine.

Cash machines give you cash by charging your debit or credit card.

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Debit Cards

Alternate to checks or cash Online transactions ATM/Cash machine PIN # Linked directly to bank

account

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CAUTION!17

Yes, you can overdraw your account with a debit card.

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More about Fees18

Financial institutions have fees for other services such as: Non-sufficient funds (NSF) or

bounced checks Overdraft protection Stop payment

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NSF19

There are not enough funds in your account to cover a check or a debit purchase. The check is returned to the payee.

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Overdraft Protection

A prior arrangement with the financial institution to pay when your check exceeds the amount in your account.

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Stop Payment21

The consumer can request that the financial institution not pay on a check they have written.

This must be done before the check is presented for payment.

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Deposit Accounts and Identity Theft22

It is your responsibilityto protect your account.

Here are some tips from the Federal Reserve Board.

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Don’t give out account information23

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Review your monthly statement24

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Notify your financial institution25

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Keep accurate records26

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Money Management27

Know your rights and responsibilities under consumer protection laws.

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LifeSmarts

•An educational program teaching teens and tweens important real-life knowledge•A competition – students compete online and in-person •A teaching toolbox. Check out our resources•An opportunity for students to gain leadership skills, and fulfill community service requirements•A chance to develop strong partnerships with national groups such as FBLA and FCCLA

Learn it. Live it.

Visit LifeSmarts at www.lifesmarts.org

LifeSmarts is: