This document provides information about various financial topics: - A savings account allows depositing money in a bank and earns interest, but has minimum balance requirements. Money can be added or withdrawn at any time. - ATM/debit cards issued by banks allow accessing bank accounts 24/7 for withdrawals, transfers, and payments. Debit cards directly access money in a linked bank account. - Indian rupee notes have identification marks like raised circles or triangles to help blind people identify denominations. Security threads are embedded to prevent forgery. - Coins and metal currencies were inconvenient to carry, leading to the development of paper money systems. Gold, silver, and copper were early popular currency forms

11. Save

19. BANK

26. Savings -accountSavingsaccount
An savingsaccount used to deposit money in the
bank.
bank havecertain rulesfor theminimum balance
which hasto beheld in theaccount.
Thisaccount givesinterest for themoney held in the
account.
Money can beadded or withdrawn at any timefrom
thisaccount.

28. ATM CUM DEBIT CARD

29. ATM /Debt cards and Credit cards.Thesearebasically issued by banksto personswho
havean account with them.
An ATM card givesyou accessto your bank savings
and current account 24 hoursaday, 7 daysof the
week.
Therearetwo typesof cardsthey arethe
Debit and credit cards.

30. Now to know moreabout money or our
currency

37. RUPEE NOTE

38.  You know thereareidentification marksin aIndian
rupeenotethat will help blind peoplein identifying
thenotes.
 It isusually represented by araised black circleOR
triangle
Haveweever looked closely at acurrency noteor
acoin?

39. Haveyou heard of theword Security Thread in anote?
It isasecurity featurein notesto protect against
FORGERY/MAKING OF FAKE NOTES
It consist of aribbon which isthreaded through the
paper .
Theribbon isusually madeup of metal foil or plastic
and usually hassometext or numbersengraved on it.

42. Bartering worked for many yearsuntil it wasno longer
convenient to trade.
After bartering, metal becamethemost popular form of
money in most of Europeand Asia.
Peopleused gold, silver, and copper asmoney becausethey
werepretty and hard to get.

43. Theproblem with themetal wasthat it wastoo heavy.
Peoplehated carrying it around.

49. WHO WERE THE FIRST ONESTO USE
COINS?

50. RBIstands for?
a) ReserveBoard of India
b) ReserveBank of India
c) RatesBoard of India.
A savings account is
a) Whereyou keep your money
b) A special kind of piggy bank
c) A placeto put your shoes
d) A bunch of grapes

51. Kidsnext timeyou look at money remember that it
hasavery interesting history behind it.