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What is float discuss?
Float is the delay time between depositing a check and the time the funds are available for use. The bank and their depositing customer may have different float periods: when does the customer have use of the funds vs. when does the bank have use of the funds.
How does EFT OPS work?
Assuming you mean EFTPOS (Electronic Funds Transfer Point Of Sale)... The customer uses either a credit or debit card to pay for goods. The card is 'read' by the cashier's register, and an electronic 'request' is sent to the customer's bank. If the funds are available (or the card has enough credit) - the funds are transferred from the customer's account to the store's account.
What is the difference between a teller check and a cashier's check?
A teller's check is issued by a bank on behalf of a customer, using the customer's funds. A cashier's check is issued by the bank itself, using the bank's own funds.
Does tremaine Wilson have any unclaimed funds from prudential life insurance?
Call Prudential Insurance with requests. Customer Service Number for Unclaimed funds is 800-496-1035. Monday - Friday 8am - 8ap Eastern time. Good Luck!
Where do banks source the funds they use for lending purposes?
Banks source the funds they use for lending purposes from customer deposits, interbank borrowing, and capital reserves.
Where do banks source the funds they use to lend out to consumers?
Banks source the funds they lend out to consumers from a combination of customer deposits, interbank borrowing, and capital reserves.
Why did the credit card declined letter get sent to the customer?
The credit card declined letter was sent to the customer because there were insufficient funds in their account to cover the transaction.
What type of investment is a fund of funds?
An investment that is a fund of funds relies on the ability of the customer as well as the supplier to contribute to the fund. This combination results in a very strong joint investment.
How do you put more credit on your credit card?
If it is a standard credit card you call the customer service number on the back of the card and request and increase in the credit limit. If it is a collateralized card you will have to post a larger bond as collateralize. There should be a phone number on the card to call for instruction on how to do this. If it is a debit card you will have to deposit additional funds into the bank account it is linked to. Walk into the bank where you opened the account with cash or a valid check made out to you to do this. If it is a prepaid card you will have to put more funds on the card. When you have the funds call the number on the card for instruction on how to do this.
Where does credit card companies get the funds to pay for customer purchases?
You pay your bill at the end of the month, and they tack on the interest.
How do you reduce npa?
As per the RBI guidelines related to KYC(Know Your Customer), before lending funds the banker must know the background of customer and must ensure the reimbursement capacity of customer. This would highly reduce the NPA.
Whats the most common things banks say about accounts that have insuffient funds?
That the NSF charges will really increase the bank's bottom line.
