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1 Final Part: Banking Services
Cashing checks, money orders It doesn’t cost you anything at your own bank

2 Electronic Transfer and Automatic Bill Payments
Don’t have to worry about remembering to pay if money automatically come out of your account You still need to track your payments just in case

3 Direct Deposit Nowadays, many employers allow or require you to have your paycheck deposit directly into your bank account It is your responsibility to verify the paycheck is deposited

4 Bank Products that Produce Income
Certificates of Deposit (CD) Higher interest than savings account Higher penalties if taken out early Can’t use money for a time Require higher deposit than savings account

5 Bank Products that Produce Income
U.S. Savings Bonds You give a loan to the government and they pay you back plus interest after bond “matures”

6 Loans Borrowing money Owe back money plus interest

7 Other Bank Services Online Banking College Savings Plans
Safe Deposit Boxes

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