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Why can't all depositors in a bank withdraw all their money at once?
Because a bank isn't able to come up with it. Banks are not just places to store money. Oh no! When you put $100 in the bank, the bank turns around and lends it to someone else. When that person pays it back, with interest, the bank takes his repayment and loans it to someone else, and so on ad infinitum. The long-term effect is that the bank makes money, its depositors make money and the people who were loaned the money either used it to make more money or to improve their lives somehow. The short-term effect is the money is out doing something else besides taking up space in the bank's vault. Since they don't have the money on hand (because a grocery store owner borrowed it to buy a truckload of canned goods, for instance), they can't just return it to the depositors on a moment's notice.
Why can't a depositors in a bank withdraw all their money at once?
Because a bank isn't able to come up with it. Banks are not just places to store money. Oh no! When you put $100 in the bank, the bank turns around and lends it to someone else. When that person pays it back, with interest, the bank takes his repayment and loans it to someone else, and so on ad infinitum. The long-term effect is that the bank makes money, its depositors make money and the people who were loaned the money either used it to make more money or to improve their lives somehow. The short-term effect is the money is out doing something else besides taking up space in the bank's vault. Since they don't have the money on hand (because a grocery store owner borrowed it to buy a truckload of canned goods, for instance), they can't just return it to the depositors on a moment's notice.
How do banks benefit from people with savings deposit?
The banks loan out the money on deposit at higher rates of interest than they pay the depositors. Since most people keep their savings on deposit for long periods, the banks are able to do this. If everyone came at once and asked for their money, the bank would fail.
Why cant all depositors in a bank withdraw all of their money at once?
Such a thing is known as a run on the bank. When account holders pay in money, that money is not just simply put into the bank's safe, and is always there to be instantly taken out again. The money is lent out, and is expected to increase in value due to interest paid in by the borrower. Though, while on paper, the money is there, in fact it has been lent on to someone else.
How many times can you cash a money-gram money order?
Once, legally. It would be fraud to try to cash it more than once.
What is the difference between withdrawing and withholding life-sustaining treatment?
The only real difference- withholding it was never started, withdrawing is stopping once it has been started.
Why can't all depositors in a bank withdraw all their money at once?
Because a bank isn't able to come up with it. Banks are not just places to store money. Oh no! When you put $100 in the bank, the bank turns around and lends it to someone else. When that person pays it back, with interest, the bank takes his repayment and loans it to someone else, and so on ad infinitum. The long-term effect is that the bank makes money, its depositors make money and the people who were loaned the money either used it to make more money or to improve their lives somehow. The short-term effect is the money is out doing something else besides taking up space in the bank's vault. Since they don't have the money on hand (because a grocery store owner borrowed it to buy a truckload of canned goods, for instance), they can't just return it to the depositors on a moment's notice.
Why can't a depositors in a bank withdraw all their money at once?
Because a bank isn't able to come up with it. Banks are not just places to store money. Oh no! When you put $100 in the bank, the bank turns around and lends it to someone else. When that person pays it back, with interest, the bank takes his repayment and loans it to someone else, and so on ad infinitum. The long-term effect is that the bank makes money, its depositors make money and the people who were loaned the money either used it to make more money or to improve their lives somehow. The short-term effect is the money is out doing something else besides taking up space in the bank's vault. Since they don't have the money on hand (because a grocery store owner borrowed it to buy a truckload of canned goods, for instance), they can't just return it to the depositors on a moment's notice.
How do banks benefit from people with savings deposit?
The banks loan out the money on deposit at higher rates of interest than they pay the depositors. Since most people keep their savings on deposit for long periods, the banks are able to do this. If everyone came at once and asked for their money, the bank would fail.
Why cant all depositors in a bank withdraw all of their money at once?
Such a thing is known as a run on the bank. When account holders pay in money, that money is not just simply put into the bank's safe, and is always there to be instantly taken out again. The money is lent out, and is expected to increase in value due to interest paid in by the borrower. Though, while on paper, the money is there, in fact it has been lent on to someone else.
How many times can you cash a money-gram money order?
Once, legally. It would be fraud to try to cash it more than once.
In canines what swells during copulation and keeps males from withdrawing the penis once breeding has begun?
The bulbus glandis or glans penis
What was the purpose of Emergency Banking Relief Act?
The purpose was to save as many banks as possible and restore confidence in the banking system. Banks make money by lending out a part of the money that people deposit in them. If everybody with money in the bank tries to take their money out, the bank can not give it back at once and the bank fails. But, if people hear the bank is about to fail, they panic and try to get their money out, so the bank is sure to fail. This is what was happening and banks all over were failing. Roosevelt closed all the banks for a short time to stop the panic. Those that were sound were re-opened and depositors had their deposits insured against loss by the government.
How many times does Jesus talk about money and can you got the verses?
Jesus only talked of money about four times in the Bible, as far as I can see. Once to Peter about the tribute money in the fishes mouth, (Matthew 17.24 to 27) Once to the Jews about paying tribute to Caesar. (Matthew 22.19) Once to the disciples about taking no money for their journey. (Luke (9.3) Once to the Jews in a parable. (Luke 19.15 to 23.
How many money in the bank did rvd?
Rob Van Dam or RVD has won the money in the bank match once. He won the 2006 money in the bank ladder match.
How would someone establish house credit at a casino?
Applications for house credit should be available through the casino's credit office. Processing the application can take several days. Once at the casino, chips can be obtained from the pit boss. Remember that house credit is simply a loan; it is equivalent to withdrawing money from an account and exchanging it for chips at the casino.
How many eggs can you have in EggBaby The App?
:I You can only have 12 eggs at once (incluiding if you have the money to afford the eggs in EggBaby)
