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State two advantages of a bank account.

Write any three/five advantages of bank account.

State two advantages of opening a bank account.

Mention two advantages of a bank account.

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उत्तर

The advantages of a bank account are as follows:

  1. Secured deposits: Bank accounts are a safe and secure place to deposit money for the short and long term, and customers can withdraw their funds at any time.
  2. Safe transaction: A consumer can transfer money from one place to another using the bank in a straightforward, easy, and secure manner.
  3. Collection Facility: The bank collects cheques, drafts, bills of exchange, etc., deposited by the account holder. Businessmen with bank accounts can get their bills of exchange discounted easily.
  4. Habit of Savings: Bank accounts promote the habit of thrift and saving in the public. People are prompted to save and deposit money in bank accounts due to the benefits of safety and earning interest.
  5. Loans and Advances: Account holders can obtain loans, overdrafts, and cash credits from banks.
  6. Safe Custody of Valuables: Banks offer lockers to their account holders on a preferential basis. Customers can deposit their jewellery and other valuables in lockers for safe custody.
  7. Credit Information: Banks provide information relating to creditworthiness of their customers. A bank account holder can get better credit facilities in business. Banks also issue letters of credit on behalf of their customers who are engaged in foreign trade.
  8. Other Services: A person can avail of various services by opening a bank account. Purchase and sale of securities, payment of insurance premiums, collection of interest and rent, remittance facilities, and travellers' cheques are these services offered by banks to account holders.
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संबंधित प्रश्न

Which of the following does not belong to the group?


Name one commercial bank in India.


A depositor is allowed to withdraw more money than what is there in his account:

  1. What is the facility called?
  2. In which type of account is it permitted?

With reference to the secondary functions of a Commercial Bank, explain the general utility function.


Explain the features of savings bank account.


Identify the agency functions of the commercial banks from the following:


Distinguish between fixed deposit and demand deposit. (Any two)


Explain any four advantages of a bank account.


Distinguish between:

cash credit and loan.


Mention any two agency functions/services of a commercial bank.


Which of the following statements are true?

  1. A bank collects money from those who have surplus funds and lends this money to those who require it. 
  2. Commercial banks do not transfer funds from one place to another.
  3. The principle objective of commercial banks is to earn profit. 

Which of these are known as term/time deposits?


Read the following statements - Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Choose one of the correct alternatives given below:

Assertion (A): Commercial Banks keep only a fraction of deposits as Cash Reserves and use the remaining deposits for given loans, etc.

Reason (R): All the depositors of Commercial Banks do not approach the banks for withdrawal of money at the [iame time and also they do not withdraw the entire amount in one go.


Mention two necessary conditions for a financial institution to become a commercial bank.


Give two advantages of depositing money with commercial banks.


How do commercial banks invest their surplus funds?


What is meant by demand deposits?


Why are commercial banks called producers (creators) of money? Explain.


Explain three main features of a current bank account.


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