can i put my own money from my pocket to put on my debit card rather than just have my checks go there? if so, how do i do it or do i need a banking account?
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In the old days Fractional Reserve Banking was viewed as a ponzi scheme so the goldsmith of the time learn to keep it a secret. Today most people dont know what it is but the banks still practice it. Why is it allowed as normal bank practice? and what are the pros and cons of fractional reserve banking?
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I have 2 degrees in International Finance and Accounting from a Top school in the West. I am 28 years old and I have 3 years of work experience as an Accountant, I have taken the CPA exam but I am not licensed because i need a MBA. I am thinking of getting my MBA in 2 years and I want to venture into Investment Banking. Can anyone tell me if this is going to be a good career change? Is there a future in Investment banking with all our current economic woes?
Filed under: Investing | 2 Comments »
I am applying for the position of Service and Sales Representative at one of the major banks. Does any one have any personal experiences of this or similar situations and would like to share? I was told that there would be a team excercise, a writing excercise and a role play. But details of personal story will be much more helpful! Thanks a lot!
Filed under: Marketing & Sales | 1 Comment »
And why is the money supply not altered when the government borrows from the private sector?
Filed under: Economics | 2 Comments »
I am going to get a Bachelor of Science in Finance and am considering getting an MBA right away. Is it pretty necessary to have an MBA in this industry (I want to work at a big firm such as Goldman Sachs)?
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We (Congress) borrows money from the Fed that the Treasury prints and pays interest on it?
The board of governors is a quasi-governmental organization. i.e. persons working for a private organization appointed by the president of the united states and paid by the tax payers.
Filed under: Economics | 4 Comments »
I am looking for a job in a bank, the thing is I have a criminal record about 15 years ago, when I was 20 years old, but I have excellent credit 790 , I took some games in a store. and what do I check in the job application, yes or no to criminal history?
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