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Toronto-dominion Bank — TD Bank — Investor Presentation
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Slide 1: What is a Bank?
What is a Bank? Insert instructor's name here. Title Date Personal Finance for Individuals with Diverse Abilities Page 1 Our Program and training materials contain information, names, images, pictures, logos, icons, documents and other material (the “Content”) for the use and information of TD Bank
Slide 2: What We'll Learn Today
What We’ll Learn Today Define: Automated Teller Machine (ATM) , Bank , Bank Service Charges , Check , Checking Account , Deposit , Interest , Savings Account , Tellers , Withdraw Understand how you can interact with banks Recognize what to look for at a bank that will be right for you Personal Finan
Slide 3: Thinking About Banks
Thinking About Banks A bank is a safe place to keep money. Personal Finance for Individuals with Diverse Abilities What is a Bank? Page 3
Slide 4: Thinking About Banks
Thinking About Banks It’s safer than keeping it at home Personal Finance for Individuals with Diverse Abilities What is a Bank? Page 4
Slide 5: Angie's Story
Angie’s Story • Angie lived in an apartment where she liked her housemates. • She kept her cash under her mattress. • One day her support coordinator told her she shouldn’t keep her money there. • Angie said, “But I trust my housemates!” • Does that mean it’s OK to keep money there? Personal Finance
Slide 6: Thinking About Banks
Thinking About Banks You may bank using an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Personal Finance for Individuals with Diverse Abilities What is a Bank? Page 6
Slide 7: Thinking About Banks
Thinking About Banks You can compare banks to get the best deal Personal Finance for Individuals with Diverse Abilities What is a Bank? Page 7
Slide 8: Where can you put your money?
Where can you put your money? Checking Account ABLE Account : For money you will To save up to meet special needs. spend using checks or • You can add up to$19,000 a year a debit card. • Ask someone you trust for help Savings Account For Special Needs Trust money you hold onto To help you save for y
Slide 9: Banking Terms Challenge
Banking Terms Challenge Match the banking term with the correct definition by finding the person who has the other half of your card as quickly as possible. Each card has a hint that will help you make sure your match is correct. Be prepared to share your banking term and definition. Example: Bankin
Slide 10: Thinking About Banks
Thinking About Banks A BANK is a place where people can safely keep their money in accounts like checking and savings. There are many different banks Personal Finance for Individuals with Diverse Abilities What is a Bank? Page 10
Slide 11: What they offer
What they offer Checking Accounts Money deposited into these accounts can be used to buy things using either checks or debit cards. Personal Finance for Individuals with Diverse Abilities What is a Bank? Page 11
Slide 12: What they offer
What they offer Savings Accounts Money is deposited into these accounts to be held onto for later use. Banks like for you to keep your money with them in savings accounts. The bank will pay you a small amount of money (called interest) for keeping your money there. Personal Finance for Individuals w
Slide 13: How to interact with a bank
How to interact with a bank Go there and talk with an employee Personal Finance for Individuals with Diverse Abilities What is a Bank? Page 13
Slide 14: How to interact with a bank
How to interact with a bank Use an ATM (Automated Teller Machine) Personal Finance for Individuals with Diverse Abilities What is a Bank? Page 14
Slide 15: How to interact with a bank
How to interact with a bank • You can interact with your bank using your smartphone. • You can see how much money you have. Smartphone tip: You can even put the money from a check into the bank using your phone. Get help if needed. Personal Finance for Individuals with Diverse Abilities What is a Ba
Slide 16: How to interact with a bank
How to interact with a bank Instead of your phone, you may like using a computer to interact with your bank – like a tablet or desktop computer . Personal Finance for Individuals with Diverse Abilities What is a Bank? Page 16
Slide 17: Borrowing and questions
Borrowing and questions • You can borrow money through loans or credit cards. Borrowed money must be paid back with interest. • Banks are trusted businesses where you can safely keep your money. • It is always okay to ask questions at the bank if you need help . Personal Finance for Individuals with
Slide 18: Which banking features are important to you?
Which banking features are important to you? Importance Feature Look and Feel Does the building look nice and feel safe? Access Is it easy for you to get in and out? Cost Does the bank charge fees on your account? Are bank employees happy to Service answer your questions? Are there rewards like cred
Slide 19: What we learned today
What we learned today Define: Automated Teller Machine (ATM), Bank, Bank Service Charges, Check, Checking Account, Deposit, Interest, Savings Account, Tellers, Withdraw Understand how you can interact with banks Recognize what to look for at a bank that will be right for you Personal Finance for Ind
Slide 20: Questions?
Questions? Learn personal finance skills right on your smartphone, tablet or computer. Visit the TD Bank Learning Center at https://tdbank.everfi -next.net/ and register to get started. TD Bank Learning Center Personal Finance for Individuals with Diverse Abilities What is a Bank? Page 20