banking account

My Banker And I - A Practical Handbook For Everyone Who Has A Banking Account (1909)
$26.45
Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. Hesperides Press are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

Zillions Deluxe ATM Machine with Bonus Electronic Counting Money Jar
$35.00
The Ultimate ATM machine-it's just like the real thing. The big screen welcomes you and will give you all of your up to date account information. This ATM is so advanced it even knows your name. The realistic camera and incredible sounds will make you think you just pulled in to the bank. Insert your credit card to get the exact balance, automatically adds coins that you deposit, big screen welcomes you and gives you all of your account information, motorized bill feeder to deposit paper money, easy to operate buttons and evens mounts to wall. All of this and so much more. We even added the electronic counting money jar to this set. Now you are sure to save every penny you can. Great for beginner and advanced kids. Start with the jar and grow to the ATM or keep on for coins and one for bills. ATM measures12" x 4" x 10" inches and requires 3 "AA" batteries. For Ages 8 and up. The Electronic Counting Money Jar measures 4.4" x 5.5" x 8.5" and requires 2 AA Batteries. For Ages 5-9 years.

The Great Texas Banking Crash: An Insider's Account
$34.95
I like Texas. I like Texans. I have lived in Texas. As someone that has been annoyed by the Texas nationalist attitude, I found this book unbearable. This guy wrote a vanity book so he could put it on his resume that he is an author. It was published by University of Texas, where the author received his doctorate in economics. Yes that venerable old UT, steeped in tradition, including the tradition of soaking the taxpayer so that rich Texans can get cheap tuition in a state where the poor can expect one of the worst educations in the country.The authour includes characters in his very personal saga until it reads like "War and Peace." It is clear that he believes in judging a book by it's cover. As if a person's height and weight have some sort of importance to the reader. Those things are only important to the author. There isn't a single claim supported by sound argument in this book. What more could you expect from a man who endorses making loan decisions based on a clients honest/dishonest face. Throughout the book the author never loses this attitude.The approach is pure "Gone With the Wind." The Yankee carpet baggers ruined everything for Texans!!!! That is a shame, because by sheer coincidence I often agree with him. I do think that the federal government hurt a lot of innocent people in the 1980s with bizzare banking policy, and it was unfair that a few where bailed out by the government for no logical reason, while the many suffered.If you are from Texas, go ahead and press the disapproval button now. Then stop complaining and go to the polls and vote to take your country out of mine.

Your Checking Account: Lessons in Personal Banking
$17.99
Revised and updated to include debit cards, online banking, and more

Written at a third-to-fourth-grade reading level, Your Checking Account was developed for basic math, business, adult basic education, and remedial classes. Real-life forms guide students through a six-month banking simulation, including balancing a checkbook, electronic banking, and credit card statements. The separate teacher s guide includes an answer key, extra reproducible forms, and a pretest and posttest.