A) earnings based on fluctuating market interest rates.
B) no set time period.
C) a penalty for early withdrawal of funds.
D) a variable rate of return.
E) no minimum deposit amount.
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A) cash or check.
B) direct deposit.
C) online transfer.
D) smartphone check photo
E) All of these
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True/False
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A) Truth in Savings Law
B) Truth in Lending Law
C) Expedited Funds Availability Act
D) Equal Employment Opportunity Act
E) Identity Theft Protection Act
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A) Prime rate
B) Discount rate
C) Mortgage rate
D) Treasury bond rate
E) Corporate bond rate
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A) provide insurance for savings accounts.
B) send customers monthly bank statements.
C) disclose annual percentage yield on savings accounts.
D) offer adjustable rate savings accounts.
E) become members of the Federal Reserve System.
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A) Bump-up
B) Indexed
C) Callable
D) Global
E) Promotional
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A) Prime rate
B) Discount rate
C) Corporate bond rate
D) Treasury bond rate
E) T-bill rate
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True/False
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A) verifying the identity of the depositor.
B) establishing the substitute check.
C) verifying the identity of the financial institution.
D) eliminating paper checks.
E) making the funds immediately available upon deposit.
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A) Payment service
B) Savings service
C) Credit service
D) Trust service
E) Budget counseling
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A) Penalty if money is withdrawn early
B) Lower rate of interest if redeemed within the first five years
C) Lacks liquidity
D) Not covered by FDIC insurance
E) Not usually allowed to write checks
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A) $1,050
B) $1,020
C) $1,000
D) $970
E) $950
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A) checking accounts.
B) loans and charge accounts.
C) savings accounts.
D) government securities.
E) profits earned by a financial institution.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Withdraw larger amounts rather than making several smaller withdrawals.
B) Withdraw the minimum amount each time you withdraw.
C) Withdraw from ATMs closest to you regardless of which bank owns the ATM.
D) Withdraw from ATMs that can be used by customers from many different banks.
E) Make a separate withdrawal for each purchase to maintain a record of your spending.
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Multiple Choice
A) 100% of their pay on payday.
B) 50% of their pay each month they work.
C) 50% of their pay each week they work.
D) 50% of their pay each day they work.
E) 100% of their pay each day they work.
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Multiple Choice
A) Bump-up
B) Indexed
C) Callable
D) Global
E) Promotional
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A) added to the bank statement balance.
B) subtracted from the bank statement balance.
C) added to the checkbook balance.
D) subtracted from the checkbook balance.
E) ignored until they have cleared.
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Multiple Choice
A) can range from 3% per month to over 100% a year.
B) are usually below 5% per year.
C) are normally lower than a bank.
D) can range from 100% per month to over 300% a year.
E) are insignificant.
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