Types of Bank account Quiz-1
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- Which of the following is typically NOT offered with a saving account?
- Debit card
- Checkbook
- Online banking
- Credit line
- What is a Recurring Deposit (RD) account?
- An account for storing foreign currency
- A long-term fixed deposit account
- A deposit account with a fixed monthly contribution
- An account for daily transactions
- Which of the following is a benefit of having a multiple option deposit account?
- You can earn higher interest rates than with a traditional savings account.
- You have more flexibility in how you manage your money.
- You can access your money easily, even if you need it in an emergency.
- All of the above
- What happens if you withdraw funds from a fixed deposit account before maturity?
- No consequences or penalties
- You receive a higher interest rate
- You lose all your funds
- You may incur penalties or receive lower interest
- Which of the following is a characteristic of a saving account?
- High-risk investments
- Limited or no withdrawals
- Higher returns than stocks
- No interest earned
- In a Recurring Deposit (RD) account, the depositor:
- Can deposit a lump sum amount at any time
- Needs to deposit a fixed amount regularly over a specified period
- Can withdraw funds anytime without penalties
- Can withdraw only after the account matures
- Can a Recurring Deposit (RD) account be prematurely closed?
- Yes, without any penalties
- Yes, but penalties or reduced interest may apply
- No, it must be held until maturity
- Only if the account balance exceeds a specific threshold
- What is the primary purpose of the minimum balance requirement in a saving account?
- To prevent customers from withdrawing funds
- To earn additional interest
- To cover account maintenance costs
- To invest in the stock market
- What is the tenure range for a Recurring Deposit (RD) account?
- Fixed at one year only
- Typically ranges from 6 months to 5 years
- Varies based on daily fluctuations
- Can be extended indefinitely
- What might be the main advantage of a bank current account over a savings account?
- Higher interest rates
- Unlimited transactions
- Tax benefits
- Fixed withdrawal limits
- What is a bank current account primarily designed for?
- Long-term savings
- Everyday transactions and payments
- High-interest earnings
- Mortgage payments
- Which of the following is a feature of a bank current account?
- Fixed interest rate
- Limited transactions
- Overdraft facility
- Investment opportunities
- What is an overdraft facility in a bank current account?
- A type of investment option
- A feature that allows the account holder to spend beyond the account balance
- A method to earn extra interest on the account balance
- A requirement to maintain a minimum balance
- What is the main characteristic of a fixed deposit account?
- Variable interest rates
- High liquidity
- Flexible withdrawal options
- Fixed interest rate and maturity period
- Which of the following statements about fixed deposit accounts is true?
- Interest is earned on the principal amount
- They offer unlimited withdrawals
- The interest rate fluctuates daily
- They are ideal for short-term savings goals
- When can you typically withdraw funds from a fixed deposit account without penalties?
- Anytime during the fixed period
- Only after the account matures
- Only during the first week after deposit
- Only on weekends
- Which entity typically insures the deposits in a saving account against bank failure?
- World Bank
- International Monetary Fund (IMF)
- Central bank of India
- Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC)
- What is a "pay-as-you-go" feature in a bank current account?
- A feature that automatically invests surplus funds
- A feature that allows deferred payments on bills
- A feature that charges fees for some transactions
- A feature that provides high interest on savings
- How frequently can the account holder make withdrawals from a Multiple Option Deposit (MOD) account?
- Only once at the time of maturity
- Only once every year
- Multiple times, subject to certain limits and conditions
- Withdrawals are not allowed
- The interest earned on a saving account is usually:
- Fixed and never changes
- Higher than inflation rate
- Tax-free
- Dependent on the account balance
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