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3 years ago

Name 5 banking task that can be done online

2 answers:

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- Check Account Balances
-View all of your bank accounts IRA's and securities
- Send Money
-Receive Money
- Add a new card to your account<span />

I am Lyosha [343]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. Online payment of bills

2. Checking account balance

3. Stop payment request

4. Fund transfer service

5.Viewing account statement or printing bank statement

Explanation:

Online banking is also called internet banking or web banking, means conducting banking services via the internet.

1. Online payment of bills - Settlement of bills can be done online without the need to involve payment of cash, it may be telephone bills, electricity or gas bill e.t.c.

2. Checking account balance - A bank customer can check his account online to know the balance in his bank account.

3. Stop payment request - The countermand of a check can be done online, countermand means reversing an earlier mandate given to a bank, that is stopping the payment of a check.

4. Fund transfer service - Transfer of fund either between one account and the other or between a customer in one bank and a customer in another bank can be done via online banking.

5. Viewing account statement or printing bank statement - Instead of waiting for bank statement to be sent by the bank at the end of a period, through online banking, a customer can view the debit and credit in his account or even print the statement directly.

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Date Transaction Number of units Unit Cost Cost Value

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4/12 Purchase No. 1 2,300 $26.00 59,800

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Ending Inventory = $50,500 (250 * $26 + 2,000 * $22)

Cost of goods sold:

4/12 Purchase No. 1 2,050 $26.00 53,300

7/11 Purchase No. 2 800 $28.00 22,400

10/5 Purchase No. 3 1,250 $30.00 37,500

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