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 A safe and easy way to save your money.

 Allows you to deposit money (add money to your account)

or withdraw money (remove money from your account) at

any time.

1. Pick a bank.

2. Then, go to the bank and fill out the necessary

paperwork needed to open a savings account.

3. After completing the forms, you will need to

deposit a minimum amount of money.

*For minors, the usual amount is at least $50.00.

4. Congratulations…now it’s time to start saving!!!

 Steven Jones:

 122 Yosemite Street, Hamilton, NJ 08620

 Account #264256971





 On September 20, 2011, Steven Jones deposits the

following:

 $150 in cash

 2.75 in coins

 Check #132: 125.35

 Check #1602: 395.00





 On September 21, 2011, Steven Jones withdrawals the

following:

 215.00 in cash

 Bank Savings Account: offered by all banks; yield a

low interest rate.

 Money Market Account: offered by banks and typically

pays you a higher interest rate than a regular savings

account, but requires higher deposit.

 CD or Certificate of Deposit: bank holds your money for

a set period of time, usually 1-6 months or 1-5 years.

 Unlike a normal savings account, you may not withdraw your

money at any time. But if you do, you will be subject to

withdrawal fees.

 U.S. Savings Bond: initial investment of money, that if

kept long enough, matures with interest.

 In return for keeping your money at the bank, the

bank pays you money, also known as interest.

 Compound Interest : interest that is calculated on both the

amount you have on deposit and interest that has

accumulated in the past.

Which would you rather have: a

$100 bill or a penny that doubles

everyday for 30 days?

If you have a penny that doubles

everyday for 30 days, how much

will you have?

 Working with a partner, calculate how much this

amounts to!

 Formula:

 .01 x 2 = #, # x 2, and so on

 5.4 million

Now that we know about

the 4 types of savings

accounts, how do we decide

what’s the best choice for

ourselves???

 Pros:

 Low minimum balance

required

 Easy to withdrawal funds

 Insured







 Cons:

 Low rate of return

(current rates are below 1%)

 Withdrawal charges

 Pros:  Cons:

 Highest interest rates  Minimum deposit/

among all other balance required is

bank savings high

accounts  No interest and

 Check writing possible service

involved charge if balance is

 Insured below a certain

balance

 Pros:  Cons:

 Interest rates are  Penalty for early

better than that of a withdrawal

regular savings  Larger sum of money

 Guaranteed interest required for minimum

rate for time of CD deposit

 Insured

 Pros:  Cons:

 Low minimum deposit  Length of maturity

($25 is the minimum amount)

 Lower rate of return

 Guaranteed by the when cashed in

government before bond

 Free from state and reaches maturity

local taxes date



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