1.5 Online & Mobile Banking Due (Due 8/23/22 SOC)

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Instrukcije

1.5a Online & Mobile Banking

Obavezno

1.5b Online & Mobile Banking

1.5 Online & Mobile Banking Due (Due 8/23/22 SOC)

Posljednje ažuriranje over 1 year ago

Napomena autora:

In this lesson, you will learn to:

Appreciate the range of online and mobile banking services available to help manage and fully utilize their checking account
Explain what direct deposit is, how they sign up for it, and why it could be beneficial
Use online bill pay
Understand the advantages and disadvantages of digital wallet payments such as Apple and Google Pay

Identify ways they can protect their checking account when using online and mobile banking

Complete the entire document and show work for full credit.

Instrukcije

In this lesson, you will learn to:

Appreciate the range of online and mobile banking services available to help manage and fully utilize their checking account
Explain what direct deposit is, how they sign up for it, and why it could be beneficial
Use online bill pay
Understand the advantages and disadvantages of digital wallet payments such as Apple and Google Pay

Identify ways they can protect their checking account when using online and mobile banking

Complete the entire document and show work for full credit.

1.5a Online & Mobile Banking

Obavezno

Have you used online or mobile banking before?
If yes, what did you use it for and why?
If no, what has kept you from using it thus far?

The Evolution of Personal Banking

This infographic provides an overview of how banking has changed every thirty years since the 1920s. Review the graphic and complete the chart.

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Obavezno

How did people in the 1920s...

Get their money?

Pay for things?

UCS

Obavezno

How did people in the 1950s...

Get their money?

Pay for things?

UCS

Obavezno

How did people in the 1980s...

Get their money?

Pay for things?

UCS

Obavezno

8 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Checking Account

Sure, anyone can set up a checking account and then execute basic skills like using the ATM or swiping their debit card at the mall. But how do you FULLY maximize all of the benefits of a checking account to make your financial life stress free? Read these 8 tips and answer the questions.

Obavezno

Rank the 8 tips for getting the most out of a checking account. UCS

Obavezno

What are the 3 tips you think would be most important to implement first and why? UCS

Pay Day 101: Direct Deposit

Tip 1 in the previous article was to set up direct deposit, which you can do once you have your first job that pays you formally via payroll check. Watch this video to learn what some of the benefits of direct deposit are. Then, answer the questions.

Obavezno

In your own words, explain what direct deposit is. UCS

Obavezno

Out of the four benefits of direct deposit (safety, convenience, quick access to money, increased savings), which is the MOST compelling to you? Why? UCS

Exit Ticket

Obavezno

Name one way banking has changed in the last 100 years and one way that it has stayed the same.

Changed

The same

1.5b Online & Mobile Banking

The Advantages of Personal Internet Banking

The second tip for fully utilizing your checking account is to sign up for mobile and online banking. Being able to conduct transactions online and on our phones has reduced the need for people to go to banks in person and do things on paper. Read the Features section of the article (up to Making Transactions Safe) about the advantages of online banking. Then, answer the questions.

Obavezno

The article listed 7 major advantages of online banking. Choose 2 and, in your own words, explain how they can make banking easier or more convenient. UCS

Obavezno

Do you already conduct your banking online or through your phone? If yes, which of these advantages do you find helpful? If no, which of these do you think you would find to be the most helpful? Why? UCS

Online Bill Pay: What It Is and Why You Should Use It

Tip 7 was to look into automatic payments. Before you get to the level of recurring payments, you should understand how online bill pay, in general, works. Read this article and then answer the questions.

Obavezno

In your own words, how does one get set up to use online bill pay? UCS

Obavezno

Picture yourself moving out on your own or maybe with a roommate, working your first full-time job. List at least four people or companies you might want to pay regularly by using online bill pay.

Using Apple Pay in the Real World

When you learned about payment types in an earlier lesson, you learned about person-to-person payments. Apple Pay, Android Pay, and Samsung Pay are ways to make payments at retail locations using your phone. Watch this (slightly old) video for Apple Pay and answer the questions.

Obavezno

How is using a digital wallet payment similar to using a debit card? UCS

Obavezno

In what ways is Apple Pay more secure than using a debit card? UCS

Obavezno

What potential downsides do you see for using a digital wallet payment? UCS

Exit Ticket

Obavezno

When you open a checking account for the first time, you need to have each of these items EXCEPT…

The required minimum deposit

A completed application

A legal form of identification, such as Social Security card, driver’s license, or birth certificate

Proof of employment, such as your last paycheck

Obavezno

1.5 Online & Mobile Banking Due (Due 8/23/22 SOC)

1.5a Online & Mobile Banking

1.5b Online & Mobile Banking

1.5 Online & Mobile Banking Due (Due 8/23/22 SOC)

In this lesson, you will learn to:

In this lesson, you will learn to:

1.5a Online & Mobile Banking

Have you used online or mobile banking before? If yes, what did you use it for and why? If no, what has kept you from using it thus far?

This infographic provides an overview of how banking has changed every thirty years since the 1920s. Review the graphic and complete the chart.

Sure, anyone can set up a checking account and then execute basic skills like using the ATM or swiping their debit card at the mall. But how do you FULLY maximize all of the benefits of a checking account to make your financial life stress free? Read these 8 tips and answer the questions.

Tip 1 in the previous article was to set up direct deposit, which you can do once you have your first job that pays you formally via payroll check. Watch this video to learn what some of the benefits of direct deposit are. Then, answer the questions.

In your own words, explain what direct deposit is. UCS

Out of the four benefits of direct deposit (safety, convenience, quick access to money, increased savings), which is the MOST compelling to you? Why? UCS

Exit Ticket

1.5b Online & Mobile Banking

Do you already conduct your banking online or through your phone? If yes, which of these advantages do you find helpful? If no, which of these do you think you would find to be the most helpful? Why? UCS

Tip 7 was to look into automatic payments. Before you get to the level of recurring payments, you should understand how online bill pay, in general, works. Read this article and then answer the questions.

In your own words, how does one get set up to use online bill pay? UCS

When you learned about payment types in an earlier lesson, you learned about person-to-person payments. Apple Pay, Android Pay, and Samsung Pay are ways to make payments at retail locations using your phone. Watch this (slightly old) video for Apple Pay and answer the questions.

How is using a digital wallet payment similar to using a debit card? UCS

In what ways is Apple Pay more secure than using a debit card? UCS

What potential downsides do you see for using a digital wallet payment? UCS

Exit Ticket

When you open a checking account for the first time, you need to have each of these items EXCEPT…

In this lesson, you will learn to:

In this lesson, you will learn to:

Have you used online or mobile banking before? If yes, what did you use it for and why? If no, what has kept you from using it thus far?

This infographic provides an overview of how banking has changed every thirty years since the 1920s. Review the graphic and complete the chart.

Sure, anyone can set up a checking account and then execute basic skills like using the ATM or swiping their debit card at the mall. But how do you FULLY maximize all of the benefits of a checking account to make your financial life stress free? Read these 8 tips and answer the questions.

Tip 1 in the previous article was to set up direct deposit, which you can do once you have your first job that pays you formally via payroll check. Watch this video to learn what some of the benefits of direct deposit are. Then, answer the questions.

In your own words, explain what direct deposit is. UCS

Out of the four benefits of direct deposit (safety, convenience, quick access to money, increased savings), which is the MOST compelling to you? Why? UCS

Exit Ticket

Do you already conduct your banking online or through your phone? If yes, which of these advantages do you find helpful? If no, which of these do you think you would find to be the most helpful? Why? UCS

Tip 7 was to look into automatic payments. Before you get to the level of recurring payments, you should understand how online bill pay, in general, works. Read this article and then answer the questions.

In your own words, how does one get set up to use online bill pay? UCS

When you learned about payment types in an earlier lesson, you learned about person-to-person payments. Apple Pay, Android Pay, and Samsung Pay are ways to make payments at retail locations using your phone. Watch this (slightly old) video for Apple Pay and answer the questions.

How is using a digital wallet payment similar to using a debit card? UCS

In what ways is Apple Pay more secure than using a debit card? UCS

What potential downsides do you see for using a digital wallet payment? UCS

Exit Ticket

When you open a checking account for the first time, you need to have each of these items EXCEPT…

Which of these best describes why you should make sure your bank is FDIC insured?

Which of the following would likely be LEAST important to a college freshman looking for a checking account?

Which of these best describes why you should make sure your bank is FDIC insured?

Which of the following would likely be LEAST important to a college freshman looking for a checking account?

Have you used online or mobile banking before?
If yes, what did you use it for and why?
If no, what has kept you from using it thus far?

Have you used online or mobile banking before?
If yes, what did you use it for and why?
If no, what has kept you from using it thus far?