Econ test 2 chapter 5

financial intitutions that accept from individuals and provide loans

financial institutions that accept deposites and use the funds to provide commercial and personal loans

financial intitutions that accept deposites and provide mortgage and personal loans to individuals

nonprofit depository institutions that serve members who have a common affiliation

financial intitutions that do not offer federally insured deposit accounts but provide various other financial service

nondepository institutions that specialize in providing personal loans to individuals

nondepository institutions that facilitate the purchase or sale of securities by firms or individuals by providing investment banking services and brokerage services

nondepository institutions that provide insurance to protect individuals or firms from possible adverse events

nondepository institutions that sell shares to individuals and use the proceeds to invest in securities to creat mutual funds

financial intitutions that offer a diverse set of financial services to individuals or firms

a card that is used to make purchases that are charged against a checking account

a box at a financial intitution where a customer can store ducuments jewlery or other valuables

a machine where individals can deposit and withdraw funds any time of the day

a check that is written on behalf of a person to a specific payee and will be charged against a financial intitutions account

a check written on behalf of a person for a fixed amount that is paid in advance

a check that is written on behalf of an individual and will be charged against a large well-known financial intitution or credit union

an instrument that is used by a depository institution and specifies a minimum investment an interest rate and a maturity

a return on an investment that is guaranteed for a specified period

an additional return beyond the risk-free rate that can be earned from a deposit guaranteed by the government

the relatioship between the maturities of risk-free debt securities and the annulixed yields offered on those securities

demand deposites and currency held by the public

the actions taken by the Federal Reserve to control the money supply

the Fed's buying and selling of Treasury securities