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-BARSIC- [3]
3 years ago
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Samantha is trying to decide where she should place her extra money. She has heard of two types of financial institutions—deposi

tory and non-depository. She isn’t sure what makes them different from one another. How would you explain the main difference between these two institutions?
Depository institutions earn money from what customers put into the institution.


Depository institutions gain money from companies (insurance, mortgage, etc.).


Non-depository institutions earn a profit from the interest paid on loans made to customers.


Non-depository institutions are usually federally insured.
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2 answers:
Rom4ik [11]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The two types of financial institutions—depository and non-depository

The main difference:

Depository institutions earn money from what customers put into the institution.

Non-depository institutions earn a profit from the interest paid on loans made to customers.

Explanation:

The best way to differentiate a depository institution from a non-depository institution is to compare the two terms.   Whereas a depository institution is a savings bank, legally allowed to accept monetary deposits from consumers (for example, commercial banks, savings and loan associations, or credit unions),  non-depository institutions do not accept monetary deposits from customers (for example insurance companies, pension funds, securities firms, government-sponsored enterprises, and finance companies), but they all render financial services.

son4ous [18]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Non-depository institutions are usually federally insured.

Explanation:

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Cash                                                          $32,000

Accounts receivable                                   44,000

Raw materials inventory                             13,600

Work in process inventory                        47,400

Finished goods inventory                           9,000

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Accounts payable                                                                    $9,900

Notes payable                                                                          12,900

Common stock                                                                        30,000

Retained earnings                                                                   82,000

Sales                                                                                       182,200

Cost of goods sold                                102,000

Factory overhead                                   25,000

Operating expenses                               41,000

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Assets:

Cash                                                      $32,000

Accounts receivable                               44,000

Raw materials inventory                         13,600

Work in process inventory                     47,400

Finished goods inventory                       9,000

Prepaid rent                                             3,000

                                                          $149,000

Accounts payable                                 $9,900

Notes payable                                       12,900

Common stock                                     30,000

Retained earnings                                96,200

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less Cost of Goods Sold              102,000

less Factory Overhead                 25,000       127,000

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Less Operating Expenses                               <u> 41,000</u>

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Accounts receivable                                   44,000

Raw materials inventory                            27,000

Work in process inventory                          0

Finished goods inventory                           9,000

Prepaid rent                                                 3,000

Accounts payable                                                                    $9,900

Notes payable                                                                          12,900

Common stock                                                                        30,000

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less Job 404 materials                         (7,300)

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add Job 404 materials              7,300

add indirect materials                1,800

add Job 402 labor                    7,000

add Job 404 labor                    5,000

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Work in Process Labor            (16,000)

Work in Process Overhead     (18,000)

Adjusted Cash balance         $32,000

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  add Net Income      14,200

Ending Balance    $96,200      

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