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Slide1

Bank On It

The Basics

Slide2

Homework

(Passport page 9)

Slide3

Why Are We Here?

Money Cycles

Earn Spend Earn Spend

Earn Spend Borrow Spend

Earn Spend Save

Earn Save Spend

Slide4

What Do You Know?

(Pre-Test pages 5-6)

Slide5

Let’s Talk About

You

Slide6

How Does it Work?

Deposits

Interest

Interest

Loans

Slide7

Safety

Convenience

Cost

Security

Financial futureWhy Keep Money in an Account?

Slide8

Check-cashing fees:

4 x $5 = $20 a month

Money order fees:

5 x $1 = $5 a month

Financial Institution vs.

Check-Cashing Fees

Check-Cashing Services

$240 a year

$60 a year

Total: $300

Bank or

Credit Union

Monthly fee:

$5

$60 a year

Box of checks:

$18

Total: $78

Savings: $222

Slide9

Financial Institutions

Bank

Credit Union

Make loans

Pay checks

Accept deposits

Other financial services

Ownership may be limited

Not for profit

Open to anyone

Insured

Slide10

Types of Checking AccountsFree/low cost

Regular

Electronic-only/ ATM

Interest-bearing

Slide11

Common Services

Direct Deposit

Loan

Wire Transfer

Remittance

ATM

Money Order

Stored Value

Card

Debit Card

Phone/Online

Banking

Slide12

Deposits & Withdrawals

Deposit

Direct deposit, cash, checks, ATMs

Check hold

~ you may not have immediate use of deposited funds WithdrawalsDebit card, ATM, write checks to “cash”Fees

Slide13

Fee Schedules

Monthly

Service

ATM Use

Stop

Payment

Per-Check

Overdraft

Phone

Inquiry

Check

Printing

Returned

Deposit

Teller

Slide14

Check Register

Check Number

Date

Description of Transaction

Payment/Debit (-)

Deposit/Credit (+)

Balance

3/20

Opening Deposit

200

00

$200

00

3/22

Deposit

30

00

$230

00

3/23

Deposit

50

00

$280

00

3/23

Withdrawal

25

00

$255

00

105

3/26 Coffee Mart 19 75 $235 25

Slide15

Activity 1: Making Deposits and Withdrawals

Complete Activity 1 in the

Participant Guide.

Read the scenario carefully. Complete the table.Determine the new balance.

Slide16

Checking Account Statement

Bank or credit union name/address

Statement period

Your name/address

Account numberTransactions Cashed checksAccount summary with fees/charges

1

2

3

4

5

7

6

Slide17

Reconciling Your Account

Balancing

:

Keeping your checkbook

register up-to-date and

maintaining totals

Reconciling

: Finding and correcting any differences between the statement and your register

Slide18

Your name and address

Check number and codes

Preprinted Information

Financial Institution's name

Routing & Transit Number

Account Number

0105

Slide19

Complete the Check

Date

Pay to the

order of

Amount SignatureMemo

0105

Slide20

Barriers & StrategiesKeeping track of your money

Bounced check fees

Your checking history

ChexSystems

Second chance checking“I didn’t know!”

Slide21

Temporary Holds

Restaurants

Gas Stations

Hotels

Phone/Online

Purchases

Slide22

Electronic BankingAutomatic Bill Payment

Online Bill Payment

Mobile Banking

Slide23

New Opt-In Rule

You control

what is paid

By default, you

are “opted-out”

There could

be a fee

You can change

your mind

Does not cover

checks / auto

payments

Slide24

Privacy Notices

Explains how your personal financial information is shared and protected

Under Federal law:

Personal financial information is private

You can stop or “opt out”

Slide25

What Have You Learned?

(Post-Test page 39)

Slide26

Homework

(Passport page 15)

Slide27

Questions?