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8 months ago

When selecting a savings account, you should consider the interest threshold. O True O False

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ElenaW [278]8 months ago

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True. You should consider the interest threshold while selecting a savings account.

Interest thresholds are the maximum amount that you can keep in your savings account, also referred to as the threshold limit. This means that it is important to choose an account that holds the threshold at an amount that is convenient and suitable to your needs.

The other criteria that need to be taken into account while choosing a savings account are:

fees and penalties
lowest balance
interest rates and interest caps
fluctuating interest rates
(APY) annual percentage yield
(APR)

Simple financial transactions are one benefit of a savings account, as well as interest payments, ATM and debit card services, chequebook and passbook services, net banking and mobile banking, and a minimum average balance.

Learn more about a savings account here: brainly.com/question/4089097

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The question is incomplete, the options are missing. The options are the following:

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c) Immediately fire the team members who made the comments.

d) Contact the team member who was the subject of the comments to see if he or she was offended.

e) Thank Patrice for her input, but based on the harmlessness of the situation, take no further action.

And the correct answer is the option B: Thank Patrice for speaking up and forward the item to a neutral third party for handling.

Explanation:

To begin with, these kind of situations are most common than expected in the workplace so that is why that nowadays exist a lot of seminars about certain subjects that involves the behavior in the organization and furthermore there is the regular action of the Human Resources Department that takes cares of all the penalties and the solutions when it comes to subjects regarding the employees of the business and their relationship both with each other and with the company. So the correct way to act in this scenario would be to thank Patrice and tell her that the manager would inform to the Human Resources Department about it, being this last one a third party in the situation itself.

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(1) Material usage variance for X: 1,500 (Favorable)

(2) Material usage variance for Y: -19,500 (Adverse)

Explanation:

Material usage variance for X:

Standard Mix for actual Yield:

= (Standard mix of material X ÷ Yield) × Yield actual mix

= (3,500 ÷ 4,000) × 36,000

= 31,500

Material Usage Variance:

= (Standard Mix for actual Yield- Actual Mix) × Standard unit price

= (31,500-30,000) × $1

= 1,500 (Favorable)

Material usage variance for Y:

Standard Mix for actual Yield:

= (Standard mix of material Y ÷ Yield) × Yield actual mix

= (1,500 ÷ 4,000) × 36,000

= 13,500

Material Usage Variance:

= (Standard Mix for actual Yield- Actual Mix) × Standard unit price

= (13,500 - 20,000) × $3

= -19,500 (Adverse)

Total = (19,500) + 1,500

= (18,000) [Adverse]

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