If you think you've mastered the material in this chapter, take our quiz. After you click the ''submit'' button, the answers will appear below.Phishing is the practice of:Catching phish.The selling of sensitive client information to third parties.Receiving your monthly bank statement via e-mail.Sending e-mails disguised as official bank inquiries, designed to trick you out of valuable, personal information such as passwords or account numbers.What is covered by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.?Stocks, bonds and mutual fundsLosses due to robberies and dishonest tellers, also errors in your account.Safe-deposit boxesChecking accounts, MMDAs, savings accounts and CDsTrue or False: The CAEL rating reflects the financial health of a bank, thrift or credit unions based on the institutions' Capitalization, Asset quality, Earnings and Liquidity.TrueFalse advertisementRelated Links:Banking tips Smart debit card useABCs of ATMs Related Articles:FDIC protects your moneyGo for high-yield checking How safe is your bank?
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Phishing is the practice of:
What is covered by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.?
True or False: The CAEL rating reflects the financial health of a bank, thrift or credit unions based on the institutions' Capitalization, Asset quality, Earnings and Liquidity.
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