<span>Not answering the questions being asked. Rachel should have responded with, "yes, we have many options for fresh clothing in petite sizes". The answer Rachel gave does not help out the customer in any way. This is an example of not listening closely to the customer question.</span>
Answer: e. $39,900
Explanation:
Henry's defined benefit can be calculated by the formula:
= Average salary over the last 5 years * Years of service at retirement * annual retirement benefit percentage based on 5 year average salary
= 95,000 * 21 * 2%
= $39,900
Cash 60000
Office Equipment 25000
To Common Stock 85000
(Being Cash and equipment introduced in business)
Land $40000
Building $160000
To Cash $30000
To Long Term Note Payable $170000
(Being Land and Building purchased partly by cash and long term note payable)
Office Supplies 2000
To Accounts Payable 2000
(Being Office Supplies Purchased on credit)
Automobile 16500
To Common Shares 16500
(Being Automobile introduced in lieu of share)
Office Equipment $5600
To Accounts Payable $5600
(Being Office Equipment Purchased on credit)
Salary $1800
To Cash $1800
(Being Salary Paid in cash)
Cash 8000
To Sales 8000
(Being Sales made in cash)
Answer: High Fees
Explanation:
Checking accounts are very useful to the common person because of the liquidity they offer. With a Checking account, you are able to make withdrawals whenever you want by way of checks or ATM cards as many times as you want. Electronic transfers are available and depositing is quite simple.
In exchange for this high Liquidity though, the account receives low interest and can be subject to quite a number of fees.
Depending on the bank there are different fees attached with some of the most common being, Card processing fees, electronic and mobile banking fees, Overdraft fees, Maintenance fees and sometimes even a fee for letting the account drop below a minimum value.
