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  • FDIC Bank Deposit Insurance Information

    The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) manages the insurance fund that protects bank deposits. Although the FDIC is an agency of the federal government, member banks fund the insurance...

  • How to React When Your Bank Fails

    More than 115 banks have failed in 2009, and the total will be higher by the end of the year. This is more than four times the number of failures in 2008. In 2009, many of these failures have...

  • History & Background of Ecobank, Ghana

    Ecobank Ghana is part of a West African network of commercial banks. It's one of Ghana's most well-known financial institutions.

  • History of Wells Fargo Acquisitions and Mergers

    Wells Fargo has a long history dating back to the mid-1800s and the settlement of the West. The company grew through acquisitions and mergers with smaller banks and companies. In the 1990s, Wells...

  • Chase Bank History

    Chase is a bank that has gone through several changes in its history, which goes back to the late 18th century. It now functions as a division of a huge financial services firm.

  • Directions for Using an ATM

    An Automated Teller Machine, or ATM, seems to take the place of face-to-face banking these days. You can simply walk or drive up to your bank's ATM and do many transactions without ever speaking...

  • Bank Check Vs. Certified Check

    Most banks offer both bank checks and certified checks as guaranteed forms of payments. The differences between the two are subtle, the main difference relating to who signs the check and who is...

  • Setting Up Online Banking

    Managing your bank account online is convenient, time saving and offers many features that are designed to make life easier, while being accessible 24 hours a day. Online banking offers nearly the...

  • The History of Wells Fargo

    Wells Fargo began in 1850 with the merger of two transportation companies: Wells and Company, and Butterfield, Wasson and Company, two freight handlers in competition in the eastern United States....

  • Maggie Lena Walker Facts

    The child of former slaves, Maggie Lena Walker was an American who went on to become a very successful businesswoman. She received an education at the Armstrong Normal School and the Lancaster...

  • The Origins of Mastercard

    If you're like most folks, you don't leave home without it. American Express? Think again. It's MasterCard, the credit card that makes spending as easy as grabbing a pen. This brand has been...

  • Risks of Bank Loans

    There are many risks associated with bank loans, both for the bank and for those who receive the loans. A close analysis of risk in bank loans requires understanding what risk means. Risk is a...

  • The History of Mellon Bank

    Mellon Bank -- now the Bank of New York Mellon Corp. -- was founded in Pittsburgh and grew over a hundred and fifty years to become one of the world's leading asset-management firms. The combined...

  • The History of TD Waterhouse

    TD Waterhouse is a discount brokerage company in Canada. It is owned by U.S.-based Ameritrade, a securities and investment firm. The company has operated under a number of different names since...

  • The Effects of Monetary Policy

    Monetary policy is the regulation of a country's money supply by the central bank of a country or region. In the United States, the central bank is the Federal Reserve Board. Monetary policy tools...

  • ATM Machine History

    The ATM, or Automatic Teller Machine, allows bank customers to withdraw money without the need for a live bank teller. These machines are available all over the world, and customers from one bank...

  • When Did Online Banking Begin?

    The transition from the traditional sense of banking toward the convenience of an online system dates back through the 1980s and until the mid-1990s.

  • About Chase Bank

    Chase is the commercial and retail banking arm of JPMorgan Chase & Co. With roots that go back 200 years, Chase is one of the oldest and largest American financial institutions. With a...

  • History of Stock Market Plunges

    In the history of the stock market, there have been very good days and very bad days. There have been six times in the history of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) when prices dropped, causing...

  • History of Charge Cards

    Charge cards and credit cards have a long history. The credit card industry as we know it today, has roots as far back as the very early 1900s. At one time, banks and retailers offered customers...

  • How to Set Up a Union Bank of California Account

    Local union banks are full-service banks that are often locally owned and managed. In addition, like the Union Bank of California, they may have several branches throughout a state. Many union...

  • What Is a Starter Bank Check?

    There are a lot of things that take place when you first open a checking account. Some things take a little bit of time to take effect before your account is active. One of the things you will...

  • What Is the Biggest Bank in the World?

    As of April of 2009, China owned the three largest banks in the world (in terms of market capitalization). Due to the global financial crisis, this ownership is the direct result of China's...

  • How to Redeem a Money Order

    Money orders have a number of advantages over checks. The biggest benefit to the payee who receives a money order is that it has been paid for, so there's no chance of finding out it isn't good. A...

  • How to Apply for a Credit Card With No Credit

    Obtaining a credit card when you have no credit history can be difficult, especially in today's financial climate. If you have a steady job and pay your bills on time, your chances for qualifying...

  • Parts of a Bank Check

    Many purchases need checks written for payments. Checks are a very efficient way of payment, instead of carrying large sums around in bags or wallets.

  • What Is the Definition of Online Banking?

    The brick-and-mortar bank is the bank you may use for banking. It is the bank where you go to deposit checks, withdraw money, transfer money, and it's also the bank you use to pay your bills by...

  • Types of Bank Accounts

    One of the many lessons people learn while growing up is how to prudently handle ones relationship with money. This usually begins with going down to the local bank and opening up a bank account.

  • How to use this daily Habit to become automatically Rich

    This daily habit will take a lot of self discipline, but done over a period of time can become a habit that makes you rich. This technique/daily habit is what most rich people do everyday.

  • What Is a Transaction Account?

    Small businesses, contract workers, and account holders set up and use transaction accounts for the daily business transactions of a business or venture. Like a business or individual checking...

  • About Standard Bank Offshore

    Standard Bank Offshore is the name of Standard Bank's non-South African locations. Standard Bank has many "offshore" branches, including those in the Isle of Man, Jersey in the Channel Islands and...

  • The Definition of Certificate of Deposit

    A certificate of deposit (or CD) is similar to a savings account in that you are paid interest on money deposited in a financial institution. However, you earn higher interest in exchange for...

  • What Is a Cleared Check?

    While terms like "cleared check" and "the check has cleared" are quite common and you've probably encountered them regularly, they may not mean exactly what you thought. Read on for further...

  • What is a Demand Deposit?

    Having a checking account is very useful. You deposit your paycheck or other funds and then simply write a check or use your debit card when you want to withdraw money. It's convenient and a lot...

  • When Can a Bank Foreclose?

    Losing a job, unusual expenses or a combination of the two can cause you to fall behind on your house payment. While this may happen occasionally, when can a bank foreclose on your home? There...

  • Does Bank of America Provide Personal Loans?

    A personal loan is also known as an "unsecured" loan, which means no collateral is provided upfront by the borrower. If borrowers are able to meet certain criteria, Bank of America does have the...

  • About Fleet Bank

    Fleet Bank was formed by a merger of BankBoston and Fleet Financial group. After a series of mergers and expansions, the company changed its name to FleetBoston and became the dominant banking...

  • About Key Bank Personal Loans

    Key Bank is a Cleveland based corporation and has assets over 101 billion dollars. Key Bank is a full service bank that has 986 full service branches. For personal banking, it offers consumers a...

  • Why Do People Bank Online?

    Computers have advanced so much that people rely on them for information, schedules, jobs, and even banking. Online banking provides users with almost all of the essential tools to get their...

  • How Online Banking Started

    Online banking, also known as Internet banking, is a service that allows bank members to access bank accounts and conduct financial transactions via the Internet. Online banking is offered by a...

  • Opening a Bank Account for a Non-Profit Organization

    Learn about Keeping an open bank account for a non-profit organization in this free business startup video from our management and event coordination expert.

  • How to Calculate an Efficiency Ratio

    The efficiency ratio is an investing term used to describe the productivity of a bank. Basically, it represents how much money the bank must spend to generate each dollar it brings in. Here's how...

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