Unit 4 Flashcards

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A type of financial institution that has LOANS as the primary financial assets is a _________.

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Bank

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What is a financial institution?

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Any institution (public or private) that collects funds and invests them in financial assets

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A type of financial institution that is a FOR PROFIT organization is a ______.

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Bank

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A type of financial institution that is owned by INVESTORS but can be either STATE or FEDERAL is a _________.

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Bank

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A type of financial institution that has members with a COMMON THEME and focuses more on MEMBERS’ SERVICES is a __________.

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Credit Union

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A type of NON-PROFIT financial institution that has a focus on CONSUMER (individual) LOANS is a __________.

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Credit Union

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A type of financial institution that was originally ONLY REAL ESTATE is a __________.

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Savings & Loans

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Only ____% now can be car/commercial loans in Savings & Loans.

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20%

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A type of financial institution that has federal insurance for bank deposit accounts is __________.

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FDIC

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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FDIC insures up to $________ at each bank.

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$250,000

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Financial institutions insure/COVER:

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Deposit accounts

Checking, certificate of deposit, saving, money market, etc

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Financial institutions do NOT insure/COVER:

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Any type of investment
Any type of money market FUND
Theft
Anything in safety deposit box

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A type of financial institution that has federal insurance for credit unions is __________.

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NCUA

National Credit Union Administration

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A PASSBOOK is also known as a __________ and is a:

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Savings account

Booklet with transactions

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What is a DEPOSIT SLIP?

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Paper filled out to put money INTO account

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What is STOP PAYMENT?

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When you DON’T want to honor a check

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What is a BANK STATEMENT?

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A monthly form with records for the activity in your deposit account

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What is a CANCELLED CHECK vs an OUTSTANDING CHECK?

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Cancelled: A check that HAS BEEN PAID by the bank
Outstanding: a check that has not yet gone through the bank as a transaction

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What is KITING?

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The process of TRANSFERRING MONEY to MORE THAN ONE BANK to make it look like you have more money than you really do

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What is RECONCILIATION?

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The process of making sure your records MATCH the bank’s

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What is a SIGNATURE CARD?

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A paper with a list of people authorized to SIGN CHECKS for your account

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What is an NSF Check?

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Insufficient funds to cover check

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What is OVERDRAFT?

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Taking more money out of your account than WHAT IS AVAILABLE

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What is ELECTRONIC BANKING?

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Online banking service offered (EFT)

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What is a SAFE DEPOSIT BOX?
A box with valuable things locked inside
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What is an INSTALLMENT LOAN?
(Typically monthly) set payment over a certain amount of time (Ex. 3 yr payment over 36 installments)
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What is a MORTGAGE LOAN?
Loan to buy real estate (typically longer) | Most common ex.s 15 yrs & 30 yrs
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What is LINE OF CREDIT?
A revolving loan
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What is ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE (APR)?
The percentage you are laying on the loan
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What are SECURED LOANS vs UNSECURED LOANS?
Secured: lowest interest rate; if a property can be taken until it's paid off Unsecured: highest IR; can't take property as result of loan (ex. credit card)
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What is COLLATERAL?
Whatever thing(s) they can come take from you if a loan doesn't get paid
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What are FIXED RATES?
Where the interest rate stays the same for the entire life of the loan; prime lending rate & is reserved for best customers
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What are ADJUSTABLE RATES?
(Mortgage) | ARM; will typically adjust with federal loan rates
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What are BALLOONS?
Large payments due at the end of the loan
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What is an AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE?
A schedule that shows your remaining balance by payment
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What is a CHECK?
(Legal tender) | A form that transfers ownership of money
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What are MONEY ORDERS?
Certified payments ( = guarantee)
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What is a CASHIER'S CHECK?
A check written on the BANK'S FUNDS not your funds
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What are two forms of EFTs?
ACH (Automated Clearing House): 3rd party service that handles the actual transaction Wire Transfer: same as ^^^^ but happens through federal reserve bank itself
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What is an ENDORSEMENT?
A transfer of ownership
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What are the 3 types of endorsements we learned about?
``` Blank Endorsement: name only Special Endorsement: sign rights over to specifically someone else Restrictive Endorsement: restrict what can happen with the money ```
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What do you do for a BLANK ENDORSEMENT?
Just write your signature on the back of the check
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What do you do for a SPECIAL ENDORSEMENT?
Write your signature on the back of the check AFTER writing "Pay to Person's Name"
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What do you do for a RESTRICTIVE ENDORSEMENT?
Write your signature on the back of the check AFTER writing/specifying destination (ex. "For Deposit Only")