Mobile Banking
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Unit
Overview
Mobile
Banking: You will likely will use your
phone or other devices to do much of your banking. You will learn about common mobile and online
banking features and how to safely conduct your banking. The unit concludes
with a look at making everyday purchases, with a focus on the differences
between using cash, checks, credit cards, and debit cards.
Section A – Using Mobile Banking
How can you safely bank from your phone?
The module
begins with an introduction to how technology has changed banking. You will
learn about common online and mobile banking functions and how to bank safely
using technology. An explanation of
other mobile financial applications is also provided.
Complete the learning module below and keep any necessary notes.
Section B – Making
Everyday Purchases
What is the difference between using cash, debit, checks, and
credit?
You are
encouraged to consider the payment method you would use before making a purchase.
The module begins with students identifying payment methods they have used or
seen used in the past. You will learn about different types of payment methods
and factors to consider when selecting a method of payment.
Complete the learning module below and keep any necessary notes.
Section C – Security
Tips for Mobile Banking
As more
people bank and shop online, proper internet security is more important than
ever. Safeguarding your information can be as simple as consistently reviewing
your bank accounts and reporting any suspicious activity. But there are a
number of other things you can do to stay safer online. Below are ten tips to
help protect you and your money.
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Use strong passwords |
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Be mindful of the numbers you use |
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Look for strange emails |
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Beware of email attachments |
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Watch how much you share online |
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Be careful about what and where you click |
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Secure your smartphone |
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Don’t keep sensitive information on your phone |
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Think before you download apps |
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Keep your technology up to date |