Parties in a Check and Erasures

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Who is the drawer in a check?

The one writing the check and whose signature appears on it

What does the payee refer to in a check?

The one named on the check and entitled to payment

What is the drawee in a check?

The bank in which the account is maintained

What happens if there are erasures in a check according to the text?

The erasures should be signed by the drawer

What does a bank statement typically show?

Details of checks paid by the bank

What is considered a liability of the bank according to the text?

Individual/entity's bank account

What is a savings account primarily intended for?

Encouraging savings

Which of the following typically evidences a savings account?

Passbook

What do bank statements show to depositors?

Deposits and withdrawals made by the depositor

Which of the following is NOT a common feature of a savings account?

High credit limits

What is the primary purpose of a passbook related to a savings account?

Recording deposits and withdrawals

Which document is used to track personal deposits and withdrawals in a bank account?

Passbook

What type of account allows withdrawals through designated machines?

ATM account

Which document(s) are usually required to open a bank account?

Valid identification card and filled forms

What does a deposit slip do at a bank or credit union?

Identify the depositor and provide instructions to the financial institution

What is NOT a benefit of having an ATM account?

Ability to deposit checks remotely

What is the purpose of listing checks individually on a deposit slip?

To help the bank identify each check and its amount separately

Why is it important to have a paper trail for every transaction?

To provide a record of all financial activities for future reference

This quiz covers the parties involved in a check transaction including the drawer, payee, and drawee. It also addresses the protocol for dealing with erasures on a check to ensure it can be accepted by the bank.

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