banks and banking

Looks at how the United States Federal Reserve System, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, banks, businesses, and individual people work to protect the money for which they are responsible.

Surveys the history and functions of banks and discusses how to manage your money.

Examines the changing character of American commercial banking.

Presents a children's book for early readers that describes the various things to see at the bank.

Charlie and Oliver, brothers and bankers at a very exclusive bank, accept an offer of three million dollars in an apparently abandoned account when they are fired from their jobs but find they are in over their heads when a friend ends up dead and the bank, the Secret Service, and a private investigator begin hounding them.

"City News" journalists Meg and Brad stumble onto a story when they happen to be standing outside a Riddle Street bank just as a robbery occurs.

Explains the functions and history of world banking systems, their involvement with the 2007 credit crunch, and discusses safeguards and rescue plans.

Gives practical advice on opening a bank account, keeping records, investing, and using credit cards as well as general information about the operation of the economy.

Presents an introduction to the Federal Reserve Act, in simple text with illustrations, providing information on the Progressive movement of the early twentieth century, the development of the banking system, and the role of Federal Reserve Act.

Provides descriptions of careers in finance, and discusses training and education requirements, salary ranges, future job potential, and employment trends.