Banking And Financial Institutions Quiz 10 (20 MCQs)

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1. The correct order in the principles of good lendingi. Purpose-Amount-Duration-Repayments-Securityii. Amount-Purpose-Repayments-Duration-Securityiii. Duration-Amount-Purpose-Repayments-Securityiv. Security-Purpose-Duration-Amount-Repayments
2. When the bank pays a transaction for you because you don't have enough money in your account it's called an .....
3. Financial institutions that obtain funds from the public and use them to finance the loans and investments that provide the majority of their income.
4. A merchant banking is a financial institutions conducting money market activities and a lending
5. How would you reconcile your bank account to avoid spending more than you have?
6. Two types includes mutual savings and loan associations and stock savings and loans association.
7. Poorly performing financial markets can be the cause of
8. What type of investment offers the most liquidity?
9. A profit is .....
10. Online bank accounts are available .....
11. Type of savings plan where money is left on deposit for a stated period of time.
12. In Murabahah financing, when an orderer is asked to pay a certain amount of money in advanced to the seller in order to show seriousness towards the transaction that can later be refunded upon certain conditions, the contract used is called:
13. How do banks make profits?
14. Financial institutions that do not take or hold deposits
15. Which of the following pays the highest interest rate?
16. PIN stands for .....
17. Also called a check card, allows you to make purchases by swiping your card through a point of sale (POS) terminal that is usually located at the merchant's checkout counter.
18. Checking accounts and debit cards are examples of a financial institution's
19. Protects you from overdrawing your account. Money is automatically taken from your savings account if you write a check or make an ATM withdrawal for too much money.
20. ..... is the act of opening accounts at two or more institutions and using the "floattime" of available funds to crate fraudulent balances.