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A person who receives and pays out money is typically referred to as a cashier. In a broader context, such individuals can also be called treasurers or Accountants, depending on their specific roles and responsibilities within an organization. Their primary function involves handling financial transactions, ensuring accurate record-keeping, and managing cash flow.
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What is the person who works in a bank that receives and pays out money called?
A bank teller.
A person who receives and pays out money in a bank?
This person is a teller.
You get paid by check if you get bank charges who pays?
The person who receives the cheque payment (You) pays the bank charges.
What do you call money return a stockholder receives on his or her investment in a company?
The money a company periodically pays out is called a dividend. The money a stockholder receives by selling a share of stock is simply a return on their investment. (This may be a profit or loss, depending on whether the stock price has gone up or down while they held it).
The money a bank pays depositors for the right to use their money is called?
Interest.
What is the person who works in a bank that receives and pays out money called?
A bank teller.
Who is a person who RECEIVES AND PAYS MONEY IN A BANK?
manager
A person who receives and pays out money in a bank?
This person is a teller.
Who receives and pays out money in a business?
A talker
What is the differences between payee and payer?
Payer is the person who pays money using a check whenever it's paid or due. Payee is the person who receives a check or a money order that is or will be paid or due.
You get paid by check if you get bank charges who pays?
The person who receives the cheque payment (You) pays the bank charges.
Employee of a bank or other commercial institution who receives or pays out money?
cashier
Who pays money at bank?
The person who borrow money.
What is money a person pays to borrow money?
Interest.
What do you call money return a stockholder receives on his or her investment in a company?
The money a company periodically pays out is called a dividend. The money a stockholder receives by selling a share of stock is simply a return on their investment. (This may be a profit or loss, depending on whether the stock price has gone up or down while they held it).
What is the person who pays the ransom called?
The person who pays the ransom. Any other dumb questions?
What is a person called who pays attention?
A person who pays attention is generally described as a student, listener, or observer.
