A Simple Explanation of Modern Banking Customs

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A Simple Explanation of Modern Banking Customs

by Humphrey Robinson

EN·~1 hours·15 chapters

Chapters

15 total

I GENERAL REMARKS

3:47

II THE CHOICE OF A BANK

1:56

III OPENING A BANK ACCOUNT

3:14

IV HOW TO DEPOSIT

2:55

V YOUR ACCOUNT ON THE BANK'S BOOKS

4:27

VI STOPPING PAYMENT OF A CHECK

0:37

VII HOW THE BANK COLLECTS THE CHECKS YOU DEPOSIT

1:40

VIII THE CLEARING HOUSE

10:41

IX A CERTIFIED CHECK

3:12

X PROTESTING NOTES, DRAFTS, ETC. WHY NECESSARY AND HOW IT IS EXECUTED

8:30

Description

Drawing on a decade of frontline banking work, the author sets out to lift the veil of mystery that surrounds everyday financial transactions. He writes in plain language, deliberately avoiding jargon, so that anyone who deposits a check or signs a note can follow the discussion without feeling overwhelmed. The opening chapters explain why the choice of a bank matters as much as picking a doctor or lawyer, emphasizing honesty and mutual confidence as the foundation of a healthy relationship.

Readers are guided through the mechanics of notes, drafts, and their due dates, the meaning of protesting a paper, and the simple arithmetic that underpins bookkeeping. The book also demystifies the clearing‑house process, check certification, and the legal framework of state and national banking statutes, showing how these rules protect both the institution and its customers. Armed with this knowledge, depositors can avoid common misunderstandings, make more informed decisions, and enjoy smoother, more profitable interactions with their banks.

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Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (75K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2013-09-07

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Humphrey Robinson

A seventeenth-century London publisher and bookseller, he is remembered for helping bring major English Renaissance drama into print. His name is especially linked with important collected editions of Beaumont and Fletcher and of James Shirley’s plays.

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