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Chapter 4 FULL CLASS NOTES
Chapter 4 FULL CLASS NOTES
Checking Accounts
Deposits
How do you think most people receive their
pay from their employer?
Terms to Know
Deposit – Amount of money put into a bank account
Automatic teller Machine (ATM) – Electronic withdrawal
or deposit
Personal Identification Number (PIN) – A series of
numbers that allow access to an account at an ATM.
Deposit Slip
4-1 Deposits
Total Deposits = (currency + coins + checks) – Cash Received
(Money Back)
For your birthday, you receive 2 checks, one is for $235.42 and another for $55.47.
You want to deposit the 2 checks, and keep $40 cash for the weekend. How much
would the total deposit be?
Making a deposit:
Check 1001 worth $235.42
Check 302 worth + $55.47
$290.89
Add the two above then, subtract the Cash Received (Back)
Need $40 cash back
Do Now
What is the total deposit?
Account Number: 753 243 3332
Check #201 = $235.42
Check #304 = $55.47
Cash Back = $40
$235.42
$55.47
$290.89
$40
$250.89
Deposit Slip #1
60
10
302.33
404.85
777.18
20
757.18
Deposit Slip #2
40
5
155.23
325.22
525.45
30
495.45
Deposit Slip #3
100
245.32
246.32
591.64
20
571.64
Deposit Review
Checks: $231.09 and $987.67
Cash 9 one-dollar bills, 9 five-dollar bills, 8 ten-dollar bills, 14
quarters, 25 dimes, 18 nickels, and 64 pennies. Less $40 (CR)
Cash Received. What is the total deposit?
(231.09+987.67)+(9x1)+(9x5)+(8x10)+(14x.25)+(25x.10)+(18x.0
5)+(64x.01)= $1,360.30
$1,360.30 – 40 =$1,320.30
Deposits & Checks
Classwork
Page 180 (1&2) (15-18) *Show work
When finished move onto numbers (5-14)
PAPER TRAIL
4-2 Writing Checks
(Always use a PEN)
Step 1: Write the date
Step 2: Write the name of the person or organization to whom
payment will be made.
Step 3: Write the amount of the check in numeral.
Step 4: Write the amount of the check in words with
cents expressed as a fraction of a dollar.
Step 5: Make a notation on the check to indicate its
purpose. (Memo)
Step 6: Sign the Check.
Make out the following check for $156.92
Make out the following check for $246.75
4-2 Check Writing
Classwork
Page 183-185
#’s 1-22
Classwork
Worksheet Handout
Classwork
Page 183-185
#’s 1-22
Do Now
Lani Decker is making a daily deposit into her boss’ bank account.
She has checks in the amounts of $524.89, $326.96, and $287.39.
Her cash consists of 8 twenty-dollar bills, 10 ten-dollar bills, 9
five-dollar bills, and 18 one-dollar bills. She has coins in the
following denominations: 6 quarters, 18 dimes, 7 nickels, and 4
pennies. What is her total deposit?
$1,465.93 total deposit
Do Now
Write the following in word form: $357.19.
(As if you are filling out a check)
Content Vocabulary
balance
check register
check register
The
A amount
record of money
of checking
balance account
you have deposits,
in an account.
withdrawal, and electronic
transfers.
4-3 Check Registers
A Check Register keeps a record of your deposits, electronic transfers,
and checks you have written. The Balance is the amount in your
account.
Choose the correct formula to find the new balance:
1: New balance = Previous balance – Check Amount –
Automatic Transfers
OR
2: New Balance = Previous Balance + Deposit Amount
Example 1
The previous balance in your checking register is $345.98. You
make a deposit of $75.00. You write a check for $45.00. What is
your new balance?
313.54
$255.21
Check Register
Payment/Debit Deposit/Credit Balance
448.35
46.92 ? $401.43
216.84 ? $618.27
251.55 ? $366.72
Check Register Review
Your balance is $131.02 on April 4th
Write a 31.28 check on April 9th
Write a $45.92 check on April 14th
At Deposit of paycheck for $215.48 on April 15.
What is your new balance?
$269.30
Classwork
Text Book Page 188
Page #’s 6-8
Workbook Pg. 49
numbers #’s1-3
Worksheet handout
Check Register Balance
Deposit/Cr Balance
Payment/D
Date Description edit
ebit(-)
(+)
$209.81
Deposit/Cr
Payment/D Balance
Date Description edit
ebit(-)
(+)
$149.21
Pettisville
10/6 45.79 $103.42 A?
Flower
10/9 Deposit 213.80 $317.22 B?
Workbook
4.3 check register
Do Now
Your previous balance is $625.00. Find the
new balance if you write three checks in the
amount of $35.25, $33.28 and $123.50.
Content Vocabulary
bank
service
statement
charge
bank statement
From
Chargesyourbybank,
a bank,
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all
services
activityrendered,
in your to
service charge account.
your account.
Bank Statements
Formula:
Present balance = Previous balance + Deposits – Withdrawals –
Service Charges + Interest
Example:
Your bank shows a previous balance of $944.50. You make deposits of
$755.50 and $210.40, and write checks for $355.50 and $125.50. You
have a $3.00 service charge and earn $.25 in interest. What is your
present balance?
944.50+755.50+210.40-355.50-125.50-3.00+.25= $1,426.65
Bank Statements
Calculate the Balance in
the Account?
913.40
554.54
672.40
Concept Check
Complete concept check
Pg 190 #’s 1 &2
Workbook Pg. 49
#’s 1-3
Workbook Pg. 50
#’s 1-6
Quiz Tomorrow
Deposits/Credits Payments/Debits
Date Amount Description Date Amount Description
Deposits 577.65
Withdrawals 164.30
Bank Statement
Check/Date Amount Check/Date Amount Check/Date Amount
Deposits/Credits Payments/Debits
Date Amount Description Date Amount Description
Deposits 1057.82
Withdrawals 173.68
$1,126.32
Classwork
Content Vocabulary
reconcile reconcile
To compare your check register
with your bank statement to
make sure they agree.
• FORMULA:
EXAMPLE:
YOUR STATEMENT BALANCE IS $598.67. YOU HAVE AN
OUTSTANDING CHECK FOR $125.44 AND AN
OUTSTANDING DEBIT OF $235.42 THAT DIDN’T POST YET.
YOU ALSO HAVE OUTSTANDING DEPOSITS OF $231.98.
WHAT IS YOUR ADJUSTED BALANCE?
TEXTBOOKS
(Outstanding
Deposits/Credits)
E)
Deposits 709.75
709.75
C) F)
New balance $2,262.36 Adjusted Balance $2,262.36
Concept Check 3
Reconciliation Statement
CONCEPT CHECK
Check Registers $8,754.33 Statement Balance $11,158.49
Balance
A)
Service Charge Outstanding
1.20 Checks/Payments/Debits
(Outstanding
Deposits/Credits)
E)
Deposits 805.14 805.14
C) F)
New balance $8,755.99 Adjusted Balance $8,755.99
CLASSWORK
(Outstanding
Deposits/Credits)
E)
Deposits 709.75
709.75
C) F)
New balance $2,262.36 Adjusted Balance $2,262.36
DO NOW (COLLECTION TODAY)
Previous Interest Deposit Withdrawa New
Bal. ls Balance
355.25 2.25 125.25 65.32 ?
Content Vocabulary
online banking online banking
Internet banking allows you to
view your account, pay bills,
and transfer money any time.
ONLINE BANKING FORMULA
• FORMULA:
TOTAL FEES = BASIC CHARGE + BILL PAYMENTS +
STATEMENT + ATM SURCHARGES +CASH
ADVANCE FEE.
ONLINE BANKING
EXAMPLE: ALYSSA PEREZ USES ONLINE BANKING FOR HER
BUSINESS, ALYSSA’S PERSONAL SHOPPING. SHE PAYS THE
SERVICE CHARGE AND 7 BILLS, AND SHE REQUESTS A PRINTED
STATEMENT. SHE ALSO HAS ATM TRANSACTIONS, INCLUDING 1
OUT OF NETWORK, AND A CASH ADVANCE OF $400. WHAT IS HER
TOTAL SERVICE CHARGE INCLUDING FEES FOR THE MONTH?
6.95+(2*.50)+4.00+3.00+(400*2%)= $22.95
$1.00 $8.00
Online Banking Service Charge ATM Transaction Log
Service Local N/C
Basic monthly 6.95 Network
service charge
Regional 1.00
Bill payment- .50 Network
first 5 N/C
Printed Statement 4.00 National 2.00
Network
Replace Lost 5.00
Card Out of 3.00
Overdraft 25.00 Network
International Wire 20.00 Cash 10.00 Max
Transfer Advance 2%
CONCEPT CHECK
• Use Figure 4.10 on page 197 to compute the total service charge in the following problems.
Check your answers in the back of the back.
$3.00 $10
CLASSWORK
$500.00
AT 4/1 Deposit 1661.57 $2,161.57
Online 4/1 Bill .50 $2,161.07
Payment
Bill uses online banking. He pays the basic monthly charge, pays
7 bills and requested a printed statement. He also has ATM
transaction that include 2 out of network, 1 regional, requested a
new debit card and a cash advance for $400.00. What are his total
fees for the month?
ANSWER
• BILL USES ONLINE BANKING. HE PAYS THE BASIC MONTHLY
CHARGE, PAYS 7 BILLS, REQUEST A PRINTED STATEMENT AND
REQUESTED A NEW DEBIT CARD. HE ALSO HAS ATM TRANSACTION
THAT INCLUDE 2 OUT OF NETWORK, 1 REGIONAL AND A CASH
ADVANCE FOR $400.00.
CLASSWORK
• 1000.25+345.50+145.40-235.34-124.83-5+.34=
$1,126.32