Principles of Business and Personal Finance objective on banking.
Clearing checks between banks in different cities
Discounting currency of member banks
Participating in open market operations
Supervising banks
Clearing checks between banks in different cities
Discounting currency of member banks
Participating in open market operations
Supervising banks
Accepts deposits of member banks
Approves bank mergers
Inspects banks yearly
Lends money to individual consumers
Federal District Banks
Federal Reserve
Investigations
Printing and Engraving
Decrease competition among customers
Decrease funds available to customers
Increase funds available to customers
Increase funds available to banks
Allowing withdrawals to be made at any time for impulse buying
Providing for automatic deposits and payments
Reconciling the bank statement for the consumer
Totally eliminating the need for cash
Allowing for unlimited withdrawals
Providing a record of expenses
Providing proof of payment
Providing safe transter of funds
Accepting deposits
Automatic teller machines
Automatic transfer to savings account
Investment services
Automatic teller machines are not used widely
Customer records are always up-to-date
Customers can get fast or instant loan approval
Customers with direct deposit do not have to go to the bank to deposit checks
Customers can make transactions at any time
Customers have access to information at all times
Security of customer accounts can be a problem
Transactions are very time consuming
Charge fees for service
Eliminate the need for banks
Provide customers with 24-hour service
Transfer funds electronically
Account security can be a problem
Customer can bank when it is convenient
Customers can bank from a bank of their choice
Customers cannot get assistance from the bank
Automated teller machines (ATM)
Electronic funds transfer (EFT)
Optical character readers (OCR)
Point of sale terminals (POS)
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