Exam 4: The Banking Services of Financial Institutions
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Savers should always attempt to obtain an interest rate that is less than the inflation rate.
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Mortgage and loan companies specialize principally in home mortgages and long-term loans.
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If the annual rate is 8%, and the interest is compounded annually, what is the effective annual rate?
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Credit unions frequently offer lower loan rates than other financial institutions.
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Which of the following savings plans is not covered by federal deposit insurance?
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Kevin Friedman only needs to write a couple of cheques each month. Which type of chequing account would best serve his needs?
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Briana Legett expects interest rates to decline over the next few months. To maximize her earnings she should use a(n):
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Comparison of earnings for different savings plans can best be accomplished using the
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Brad Kellogg maintains a monthly balance in his chequing account of approximately $150, writes about 25 cheques a month, and makes three deposits each month. How would Brad decide which of the following chequing accounts to use?
I. a regular chequing account with a monthly fee of $4.50 for an unlimited number of cheques and no monthly balance required; no interest earned
II. an interest-bearing chequing account paying 4 percent interest on balances over $300; monthly service charge of $6 when the balance is below $300
III. a special chequing account that charges 35 cents a cheque and 20 cents for each deposit; no interest earned
IV. a minimum-balance account that requires a $200 minimum balance to avoid the $10 monthly fee; interest earned when balance is above $400.
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When interest rates are rising, a person would be best served by
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If the annual rate is 10%, and the interest is compounded quarterly, what is the effective annual rate?
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An all-purpose account that provides several services is a(n):
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Which of these is not a characteristic of the compound interest bond?
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When preparing a bank reconciliation, interest earned on your chequing account is subtracted from the bank statement balance.
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A service designed for people who write only a few cheques each month is a(n) ____________ account.
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A regular savings account usually offers a higher rate of return to savers than other savings plans.
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