First Lessons in Finance (School Edition of Funds And Their Uses)
First Lessons in Finance (School Edition of Funds And Their Uses)
Cleveland, Frederick Albert, 1865-1946
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By providing a method for the safe- keeping of funds, (1) it reduces the amount of money that would go into hoards, and thereby reduces the demand on the Government; (2) it indirectly sets up a chain of re- demption through the Treasury. The savings-bank also has an important relation with the fiscal side of the Treas- ury. When an issue of bonds is offered for sale, these institutions are among the largest purchasers. They there- fore facilitate the funding process of the Government. In 1899 t...he savings-banks had investments amounting to $137,000,000 in United States bonds. The total deposits of that year were $2,179,468,299. Their income amounted to over $5,000,000 per month, while cash on hand averaged about $100,000,000. These banks are therefore, under ordinary circumstances, in a position to absorb a large issue of public securities. Digitized by Google THD SAVINGS-BANK 227 The business relations of the savings institution to the- commercial bank are largely represented by its " deposits " in those banks.
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