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Federal Reserve System1
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Define terminology related to cash control and banking activities. 1.1
- 2
Identify banking’s role in the economy. (e.g., Familiarization with The Great Depression, the National Bank Act, and the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 and their roles in the economy). 1.2
- 3
Identify the various types of financial institutions. 1.3
- 4
Describe the Federal Reserve System and its control of interest rates and money supply. 1.4
- 5
Illustrate the development of US banking over time. 1.5
- 6
Describe the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.1.6
Financial Institutions2
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Describe the ethical behaviors of the bank employee including essential privacy requirements and responsibilities. 2.1
- 2
various services that banks and credit unions provide. 2.2
- 3
Identify the function of the bank in the community and the money multiplier effect of banks. 2.3
- 4
Understand the bank as a business organization versus credit unions, versus finance and loan companies. 2.4
- 5
Outline the deposit function and money control 2.5
- 6
Summarize the type and ownership of accounts and apply to differing situational needs2.6
- 7
Outline the procedures needed to function as a bank. 2.7
- 8
Explain how customers make deposits(ex., types of deposit items and how to process these). 2.8
Banking Transactions3
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Define terminology related to banking transactions.3.1
- 2
Explain the process to open and access accounts (age and independent status)3.2
- 3
Classify the types of deposit items used in a bank and the purposes of each. 3.3
- 4
Demonstrate the types of deposits, withdrawals, and other demand items (check cashing) and how to process them. 3.4
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Demonstrate proper cash handling and accompanying recordkeeping criteria and specifications. 3.5
Checking and Debit4
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Define terminology related to checking and debit.. 4.1
- 2
Identify encoding and proofing of payable items and vulnerabilities. 4.2
- 3
Identify Item capture and sorting. 4.3
- 4
Compare and contrast the history of clearing alternatives 4.4
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Explain the receipt timing and process by the paying bank. 4.5
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Summarize document examination, counterfeit currency and other fraudulent payable items. 4.6
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Read and describe statements for customers, including hidden costs associated with services. 4.7
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Explain the dishonored items process and fee policies used by banking. 4.8
- 9
Understand fee avoidance measures. 4.9
- 10
Compare and contrast negotiable instruments4.10
Credit5
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Explain the process of credit lending through banking. 5.1
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Explain the risks and responsibilities associated with using credit. 5.2
- 3
Identify the opportunity costs of credit decisions. 5.3
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Identify methods of establishing and maintaining a good credit rating. 5.4
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Evaluate the various ways of using credit and the costs of usage.5.5
Saving and Investing6
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Illustrate the power of compounding interest.6.1
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Describe the characteristics of Stock Funds, Government and Corporate Bond Funds, and others. 6.2
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Explain the difference between managed Funds (mutual funds) versus Indexed Funds 6.3
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Explain stock investment basics and the ways to invest in the Stock Market for wealth and retirement. 6.4
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Define investment terms6.5
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Describe past investment scams6.6
Taxes7
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Describe how the size of the Federal Government affects the level of taxation. 7.1
- 2
Identify components of the Federal budget. 7.2
- 3
Demonstrate ability to navigate to IRS.gov and use the information on taxation. 7.3
- 4
Prepare a simple tax return.7.4
Insurance8
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Develop a working knowledge of the reasons for insurance and the consequences of inadequate or lack of insurance. 8.1
- 2
Evaluate alternatives to the risks of liability, property loss, death,or illness with its associated medical costs, disability, and financial loss. 8.2
- 3
Understand the difference between pure risk and speculative risk. 8.3
- 4
Understand the Affordable Health Care Act 8.4
The Lending Process9
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Describe the lending function. 9.1
- 2
Classify the parties to negotiable instruments and their liabilities. 9.2
- 3
Explain legal restrictions and lending policy parameters. 9.3
- 4
Read and understand the credit report as the leading indicator of credit worthiness. 9.4
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Identify components of various types of loans (e.g., real estate, consumer, secured and unsecured). 9.5
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Describe holder in due cause.9.6
Marketing and Advertising10
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Explain the components of a marketing strategy 10.1
- 2
Explain and demonstrate market research, competitive sales strategies, customer service, methods of execution, public relations initiatives, media, pricing, and customer support.10.1
- 3
Explain banking cross selling efforts. 10.1
- 4
Explain the development of a desirable image and protect that image. 10.1
- 5
Demonstrate the process of planning events and the strategies to ensure success and to encourage repeat customer traffic. 10.1
- 6
Explain advertising as distinct from the marketing plan and the ways that advertising affects the customer perception and patronage.10.1
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