BR 2-13: Banks and Banking

“A bank is a safe place for people to keep their money.” (P.4)

 

This time, I’m going to introduce everybody this book about bank. Bank has a lot of important parts for people. Do you often go to banks? I often go to ATMs and I keep my money in the some banks. Banks pay people free for keeping their money in a saving account. Banks also lend money to people to buy big things like cars and houses. It’s called loam. People have to pay to the bank along with a free. These frees make the bank a lot of money. In the past, people did all of their banking in front of the counter. People had to go into a bank and talk to a bank teller. But, in the last few years, banks have given people to new ways of banking. For example, ATMs, electric banking, drive-thru banking and phone banking. Do you know drive-thru banking? It’s popular in the USA, but many on the countries aren’t popular. Drive-thru banking allows people to do their banking without having to get out of their car. It’s very comfortable because of it’s speed and safety. I think that I want drive-thru banking to speed early in Japan. Next, electric banking is done over the Internet. But people can’t get cash out of their bank account by using electric banking. They can pay bills by using electric banking. The best things by using it is that people can pay bills and see how much money they have in their account without having to leave their house. Next, phone banking is that people can do their banking by using their phone. They can pay bills by pressing the numbers on their phone when they use telephone banking. But, they can’t get cash out of their bank account by using telephone banking. Lastly, a lot of people still like to do their banking in front of the counter. Because it’s hard for older people to learn new ways of banking, people have to talk to a bank clerk about getting loam and people like dealing with bank clerks and not machine. I haven’t ever known about banks before I read this book. I could add to my stack of know ledge about banks. Please read this book everyone by all means. Thank you for reading!

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References
Brasch, Nicolas. (2007). Banks and Banking. South Melbourne, Australia. Usbourne