• Depository institutions: Financial institutions that accept deposits from individuals and provide loanscommercial and personal loans Deposits insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Cor
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SIXTH EDITION
Chapter 5
Banking and Interest
Rates
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Trang 4• Depository institutions: Financial institutions that accept deposits from individuals and provide loans
commercial and personal loans
Deposits insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) up to $250,000 per depositor
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mortgage and personal loans to individuals
affiliation
Trang 6• Nondepository institutions: financial institutions that do not offer federally insured deposit accounts, but provide various other financial services
individuals
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providing investment banking and brokerage services
firms against possible adverse events
Trang 8– Investment companies: nondepository institutions that sell shares to individuals and use the proceeds to invest in securities to create mutual funds
services to individuals or firms
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Trang 10• Checking services
Fees are charged for
– Paying bills after the deadline– Making loan payments after the deadline– Ignoring the rules of a car lease contract, such as maximum mileage allowed
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Online bill pay
Online account transfers
Electronic deposits
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Record checks in your checkbook as you write them
Make sure the bank statement agrees with your check register
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EXHIBIT 5.2 Example of a Worksheet to Reconcile Your Bank Statement
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$100
Balance shown on bank statement $600
$100
Adjusted bank balance
(your prevailing bank balance) $400
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is reduced
checks, virtually eliminating float
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account
Convenient way for parents to transfer funds to children, but may encourage overspending
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documents, jewelry, or other valuables
withdraw funds any time of the day
Trang 18• Cashier’s check: a check that is written on behalf of a person to a specific payee and will
be charged against a financial institution’s account
in advance
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against a large well-known financial institution or credit card sponsor’s account
Trang 20• Criteria Used to Select a Financial Institution
Close to where you live or work, convenient ATM locations, online banking
Comparison shop for best interest rates
Some consumers using Wal-Mart to avoid fees
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Trang 22• Interest rates on deposits and loans affect your cash inflows and outflows
specifies a minimum investment, an interest rate, and a maturity
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deposit guaranteed by the government
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sell their securities, resulting in investors reluctance to purchase the securities for fear the firm might go bankrupt and not repay their debt
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relevant interest rates
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If you will need your money within a year, you should take no risk
If you will need a portion of your money when your investment matures, you can afford to take some risk
No choice is right for all investors
Trang 28• Term structure of interest rates: the relationship between the maturities of risk-free debt securities and the annualized yields offered on those securities
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the Wall Street Journal and illustrate how returns change over time
and firms They make a profit on the spread between the two rates
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upcoming meetings, as well as forecasts of future policy decisions and the potential impact of these decisions
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EXHIBIT 5.3 Annualized Deposit Rates Offered on Deposits with Various Maturities
Maturity Annualized Deposit Rate (%)
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interest rates
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1 Identify the most important banking services.
2 Determine which financial institution will provide me with the best banking services.
ANALYSIS
Characteristic How It Affects Me
Interest rate offered on deposits This will affect the amount of interest income I earn on deposits.
Interest rate charged on mortgages I could use the same financial institution if I buy a home in the future.
Interest rate charged on personal
loans
I could use the same financial institution if I obtain a personal loan in the future.
Fees charged for checking services I will be writing many checks, so I would prefer not to pay fees on a checking account if I maintain the minimum
balance.
Location The ideal financial institution would have a branch near my apartment building and near where I work.
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DECISIONS
Decision Regarding Important Characteristics of a Financial Institution:
My most important banking service is the checking account because I will write many checks every month I prefer a bank that does not charge fees for check writing if I maintain a minimum balance I also value convenience, which I measure by the location
of the financial institution’s branches, and its online and mobile banking services I would prefer a financial institution that offers reasonable rates on its deposit accounts, but convenience is more important to me than the deposit rate.
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After screening financial institutions according to my criteria, I found three financial institutions that are desirable I selected
Quality Savings, Inc because it does not charge for check writing if I maintain a minimum balance, has branches in convenient locations, and offers online and mobile banking It also pays relatively high interest rates on its deposits and charges relatively low interest rates (compared to other financial institutions) on its loans I may consider obtaining a mortgage there someday if I buy a home, as its mortgage rate was comparable to those of other financial institutions.