Credit Unions, a Personal Safe
Most people keep their money in banks.
Commercial banks, savings and loan banks, credit unions
Banks are needed to keep our money safe. And to store currency. it is not convenient for people to store large sums of money in cash at one location
Some people do prefer to keep their cash in a safe in their own house. This is because many people no longer trust the banks with their money. If you decide to do so, make sure the safe is secured and not easily tranportable.
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.
Most people keep their money in banks.
yes but only if you have a licence
so you can enjoy your moneys worth
Commercial banks, savings and loan banks, credit unions
Chartered banks can be different from one country to the next. They are used by people and companies to keep their money safe and are chartered by the Federal Government.
to keep peoples money safe however some people rob banks
In the olden days there were no banks so people used to keep their money under their heads
Banks are needed to keep our money safe. And to store currency. it is not convenient for people to store large sums of money in cash at one location
Cash deposits are moneys that are placed into the bank to be kept safe. There are accounts to keep each of these cash deposits.
Some people do prefer to keep their cash in a safe in their own house. This is because many people no longer trust the banks with their money. If you decide to do so, make sure the safe is secured and not easily tranportable.
During the Great Depression, banks experienced widespread failures, leading to people losing their savings when banks collapsed. This eroded trust in banks as a reliable place to keep money, contributing to a widespread loss of faith in the banking system. Additionally, the lack of deposit insurance at the time meant that there was no guarantee that people would get their money back if a bank failed.
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.