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Chapter 20 Solutions — Banks and the Magic of Finance
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- What is financial infrastructure? How does it complement physical infrastructure?
- How does having a bank account help people? Should everyone be required to have a bank account?
- What could be the possible advantages and disadvantages of compound interest for savers and borrowers?
- How does financial infrastructure enable the flow of money between households and businesses? Can you think of how the government can facilitate this flow?
- What could be the reason for the higher interest rate earned on fixed deposits as compared to a savings account?
- Sahil received ₹10,000 as a prize in a poster-making competition. His father promises to pay him 12 per cent interest per year if he does not spend the amount. After 3 years, how much money would Sahil have?
- How does the stock market help mobilise the savings of individuals? In what ways do companies benefit by issuing shares to people?
- How can we balance the convenience of digital payments with the risk of cyber fraud?
- Ask your family members or neighbours about — how they save money; whether they use UPI, ATM or cheques and the kinds of transactions they perform; if they or their acquaintances have experienced digital fraud and what they did. Summarise your findings in a table or short report and share one surprising insight with your class.
- Create a Financial Safety Poster with dos and don'ts of digital banking safety. Include emergency numbers or websites like https://cybercrime.gov.in or the 1930 helpline. Display the posters in school corridors or the library.
- Cheques are often used to pay utility bills. Ask your parents to allow you to fill out the cheques for a few monthly payments.
- Suppose you have to withdraw ₹10,000 from your bank account. How would you fill out the cash withdrawal slip at your bank? (Refer to Fig. 8.24.)
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