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Savings accounts Ms Dooley
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What is a savings account? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKgQ4pKVkGo
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Definition A savings account is different to a current account - when you put money into a savings account, the intention is to leave it there until you need it for something specific i.e. holiday, car, house, wedding, rainy day etc.
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Different Types of Savings Accounts Online Products Demand/ Regular Saver Fixed Term/Notice Junior / Student Saver
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Online Products Online saverOnline Notice DepositOnline Fixed Term Deposit
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Demand/Regular Saver AIB Saver Demand Deposit Direct Deposit Access
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Fixed Term/Notice Select Fixed Term Deposit Notice DepositDirect Deposit Term
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Junior/Student saver Junior SaverStudent Saver
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What is interest?
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Interest As a reward for saving your money in the bank, the bank will add a small amount of money into your account each year. This amount is called 'interest', it is calculated as a percentage of the amount you have saved.
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Exam Question List four different types of financial institutions where a person can save money.
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Cheques http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8rVXZ1XARE
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What is a Cheque?
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Definition A Cheque is a written instruction by a current account holder to their bank to pay the stated sum of money to a named person or business.
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Parties of a Cheque Drawer- Person who writes out the cheque & signs it Drawee- The bank the cheque was drawn on Payee- The person or business the cheque is payable to
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Items on a cheque
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