- A savings account allows depositing money in a bank, with certain minimum balance rules. It earns interest on deposited funds that can be added or withdrawn at any time. - ATM/debit cards issued by banks allow access to savings and current accounts 24/7 for withdrawals. Debit cards directly withdraw funds while credit cards provide a line of credit. - Security features like threads and markings help identify genuine currency and protect against forgery of fake notes.

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Money can beadded or withdrawn at any timefrom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.