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25 Cards in this Set
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Certified Check |
A bank guarantee that your personal check is good |
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Cashier's Check |
A check drawn against a bank as opposed to your account |
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Credit Unions |
A not for profit organization that is open only to members of that institution and tends to offer more favorable interest rates to borrowers and savers |
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FDIC |
Abbreviation for Federal Depository Insurance Corporation |
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Money-Market Mutual Funds |
Advantage is high interest rates, check writing privileges and minimal risk |
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Online and Mobile Banking |
Allows you to access your accounts at any time of day, transfer funds between accounts and pay bills and receive payments online |
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Overdraft Protection |
An automatic loan made to your checking account whenever your account does not contain enough cash to cover the checks that you have written against it |
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NOW |
Another name for an interest-bearing checking account |
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Cash Management Alternatives |
By comparison you should compare returns using comparable interest rates or take into account their tax status or consider their safety or risk |
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Checking Account Alternatives |
Cashiers checks and money orders are an alternative |
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Checking Accounts |
Common fees for these accounts include monthly fees, minimum balance fees and charges per check |
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Savings and Loans Association |
Financial institution originally established to provide mortgage loans to depositors |
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Deposit-Type Financial Institutions |
Financial institutions providing traditional checking and saving accounts |
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APY Conversions |
Important to convert interest rates into this on different accounts and with different banks since rates will vary with different compounding periods |
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Liquid Assets |
Investments that can be easily converted into cash |
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Liquid Asset Characteristics |
Low risk, a temptation to spend and low return |
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Asset Management Accounts |
Name for comprehensive financial services packages offered by brokerage firms |
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Certificate of Deposit |
Savings alternative that pays a fixed rate of interest and keeps your funds on deposit for a contracted period of time ranging from 30 days to several years |
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T-Bills |
Short terms notes of debt issued by the federal government are commonly called |
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Mutual Fund Firm |
The name of an investment company that raises funds from investors, pools the money and invests in stocks or bonds |
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Opportunity Costs |
These costs as associated with checking accounts include low interest rates and high minimum balance requirements |
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Liquid Assets 2 |
These cover unplanned expenses and prevent interrupting your long term investments and prevent overdrafts in checking accounts |
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Money Market Deposit Accounts |
These offer a higher interest rate than savings account at commercial banks |
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APY |
This converts interest rates compounded for different periods into comparable annual rates, allowing you to compare interest rates easily |
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Truth in Savings Act 1993 |
This law helps investors compare interest rates on investment options |