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What is the difference between a loan and an overdraft?
HiLoan :Loan refer to the fix amount of money borrow from a bank for fixed period of time with regular repayments.Overdraft Loan :An overdraft facility is the credit given to person or company on current account. The amount you withdraw can vary every day based on your requirement. It’s like a credit card, you can borrow as much as you need upto your credit limit.Difference between Loan & OverdraftOverdraft- In overdraft the interest rate is charged only on the overdraft amount borrowed not on the limit of the overdraft facility and in Loan, the interest is charged on the entire amount borrowed. The interest charged on Overdraft is higher than loans.An overdraft loan is for the short time and you cannot borrow large amount of money due to credit limits. A loan can be for a long time period like 5–30 years say and you can take large amount of funds.For taking overdraft the person should have a current account with the respective bank but in other hand there is no such pre-conditioned while taking loan.Interest in overdraft is calculating on daily basis but in loan, it is computed on a monthly basis.Payment option in overdraft facility will be made in a lump sum amount and can be closed anytime. while a loan is paid in Equated Monthly Instalments (EMI) and have to be paid within the fixed time period.Overdraft is good for short term expenses and loan is good for long period of time.I hope this will help you.Thank You
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Can I withdraw cash by cheque from an ATM?
Unfortunately, the answer is no. You cannot withdraw cash from an ATM machine by using a cheque. You need your debit card or credit card in order to be able to withdraw cash from the ATM machine. However, you are able to add funds to your debit card and bank account by depositing a cheque through the ATM machine but such ATM must be an ATM that belongs to your bank or that is associated with your bank because any ATM will either not worth or the check might get lost.You can also withdraw cash from your bank account by showing up in person to your bank location and fill out a withdraw slip and then present it to the bank teller.However, you must show an official identification card with your picture as proof of identity in order to use this option.
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Did Indian Air Force really shoot down Pakistan air force F-16 on Feb 27 2019?
Did Indian Air Force really shoot down a PAF F-16? Let's take a look at the events objectively. IAF says (and it is IAF that is saying it, and that too an Air Vice Marshal, and not some politician or a bureaucrat, as the repercussion should this turn out to be a hoax will be devastating for any Indian uniformed personal!) that they did shoot a F-16, and it was seen going down by their men on the ground. And as a proof of F-16 presence, they have exhibited parts of a missile which they say only F-16s have the ability to fire in the PAF. But, all these details are not at all interesting!What is interesting though, is the PAF’s claim that they did not use F-16s at all in this operation! That is a huge statement, because on 26.02.2019, 12 IAF Mirage-2000 fighters flew 120km inside Pakistani territory, bombed and went back safely-and not one PAF aircraft including the JF-17s or the F-16s could do anything to stop them or bring at least one of them down! And so, on the next day when they wanted to retaliate by violating Indian Air Space, they decided to leave their best planes behind-and instead decided they will use the Chinese discarded JF-17s and go into a hostile airspace where the far superior Sukhoi-30MKIs, Mig-29s and the afore mentioned Mirage-2000s are flying around, and show them the fifth generation capabilities of the JF-17s. Yes, now that does sound like Paksitani logic! :D .And then there is the mysterious case of the 3 Indian pilots that Pakistan Army arrested-of course, unfortunately two of whom vanished into thin air! :) . I mean, anybody who know numbers should be able to count! That is, two pilots is not equal to three pilots which is not equal to the one pilot, which was ultimately what was settled upon. How could anybody mess that up? So, there could be substance in the IAF story that a F-16 was shot down, and it could be those pilot(s) were initially mistaken as IAF pilots by the brilliant minds in Pakistan, and hence the claim of having three pilots in custody!Now, for all those pure-hearted peace lovers who do not believe the IAF version of the story, there is always the much simpler Pakistani version-which is:Pakistan: “We shot down two IAF fighter jets, a Mig-21 and a Sukhoi-30MKI. But since we are a peace loving country we are returning the Mig-21 pilot to India.”Sane Person: “But what of the other pilot(s) still in your custody?”Pakistan: “Well since India did not ask for them, why should we return them?”Sane Person: “Why did India not ask for them?”Pakistan: “Because that would effectively mean having to acknowledge that they lost two fighters, including one superior Sukhoi-30MKI to a JF-17!”Sane Person: “But why then is Pakistan not producing those pilot(s), and revealing to the World that India did loose a Mig-21 and Sukhoi-30MKI or even three Mig-21s to JF-17s-and take credit for it?”Pakistan: “Well, we are simple minded peace loving people. Why would we want to embarrass our brothers in India?”Have to say, can't argue with that. Can we? :DMaybe down the line, say 10 years later, much like how Pervez Musharraf finally admitted that Ajmal Kasab, the lone captured terrorist from Mumbai 2008 was indeed a Pakistani, we will see Nobel laureate Imran Khan, after his fallout with the establishment, somewhere abroad, most probably London, finally reveal 'The Mysterious Case Of The Missing Pilots'! Personally for me, 'The Mysterious Case Of The Missing Pilots' is ample proof that the Pakistani version is not accurate!
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Which banks will cash or deposit a check that's over 90 days old?
If you are talking about cashing a cheque over a counter in the sense of actual money in notes and coin, that cheque is only valid for the day it is drawn. For example I can’t go to a teller and ask them to cash cheque (whether they know me or not) which was dated either side of the actual date that I am drawing the money.That is to say if to day is the 25th of March, and the cheque is dated 24th or 26th, the cashier cannot encash it, but would have to ask you to amend the date and countersign it as a correction.As for presenting a cheque for clearing through your bank account and not expecting a cash payment i.e. it is not a bearer document payable on demand, then a bank will “honour” the cheque if presented. In the UK the limit is 180 days (six calendar months), in which case if it is beyond that date, it is deemed to be “out of date”, and would be returned to the Payee.There is a certain amount of leeway given at the turn of the year when people forget that they have gone in to a new year and writes say “3rd January 2018” when in fact it is 3rd January 2019. These were however verified by the cashier by looking up the account to see what the most recent cheque numbers were.The reason for this was a quite common fraud where a person who had taken a cheque and forged it or was trying to present a cheque which had been given to them say 12 months ago the contract cancelled by their counter party, but the counter-party not Countermanded it with their bank, thinking that the person (who is being lest than honest) would have torn it up having received the replacement cheque.The protocol we followed in the days when the branch did their own work on site is if we saw a cheque which was 6 months or more out of date, we look up the account to see if the cheque was in the same sequence as the current series of cheques presented over the last two months.If there was any question, we would telephone the client (drawer) and ask them to confirm there intention and it was to be honoured, and then confirm it in writing.There was another common fraud that used to take place when cheques were more frequently used and that was for someone to steal the cheque book take a couple or one cheque towards the back of the book and then fraudulently draft it, waiting a week or a couple of day before presenting it.Usually the bank wouldn’t notice unless it was a brand new cheque book an the person/companies business habits was not to issue that voloume of cheques in that time period. If it was noticed, the client would again be phone and asked to check their affairs and then warn them that their account may be compromised.If that was the case (and it did happen in one case where a son tried to forge his father’s signature- and very accurately) we noticed that the son had pulled exactly this stunt, and taken a cheque 10 cheques down from the last number (say 10030 was the last to be presented and for some time no further cheques had been presented, and they took cheque 10040) , and the cheque book ended 10050 that was alarm bells for us.Indeed in commerce that is why bank reconcilliations (and a lot of commerce use cheques still) that is why bank reconciliations are so important. Many a fraud is picked up that way, both by the bank and the Bought Ledger Department or the accountant having access to the bank account and cheque book. Inconsistences in banking habits of a person are often picked up and frauds uncovered this way, and that even included Card Transactions.I had an attempted fraud about 5 years ago where my card was cloned. The bank picked up on the fraud, as the computer recognised that I had done a transaction with an ATM in the UK in the morning, then early afternoon done another ATM transaction in Holland, then only a couple of hours later a (valid) chip and pin, retail transaction in the UK.Of course there was no way I could be at those three sites in the time scale and the bank automatically suspended my account and a fraud investigation launched and my account numbers changed.Unfortunately we never caught the perpetrators, but under the UK Bank Indemnity Scheme for Consumers and having confirmed that I was not trying to defraud the bank, I was rebated the funds taken and the account placed on fraud watch.That meant that EVERY transaction I did, electronic or in paper form was examined manually and any foul play the item questioned and returned or handed to the Police. This suspension of my account lasted for 6 months and although a pain in the neck (I have a quite high voloume account), at least I knew the account was safe and the bank were looking after my best interests.So always check your statements for freak/inconsistent transactions and notify your bank immediately, if they haven’t told you already. Also on that note, if the bank phones you, always make sure it is a proper bank representative speaking to you. They will ask security questions (like date of birth); but you can also ask them security questions like the address of their head-office or the branch that they are calling from and their interest in the cheque/document.Security works both ways !
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How does one tokenise a commodity?
It's a good question and one very pertinent to today considering that is the game plan of what “they” want to see happen. And what I mean by they of course are the financial powers that be and political actors that want to see a global “one world government” coupled with the elimination of all physical paper currency AND have all commodities / property digitized. By digitized we are talking about everything represented by a digital coin of some kind. If you are really interested to know what they are up to and the “game plan”, Ms. Lynette Zang has an excellent video on the topic here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...But getting back to your specific question, it is first important to understand the concept or idea of “custody” and a kind of receipt that represents what you have on deposit, which you can transfer (endorse over to someone else) and or simply give to another person in trade if it is a “bearer” instrument (whomever has it in their hands owns it, thus the property of the bearer). It is interesting to note that paper currency got started this way, but I am jumping ahead.It used to be the case that money was gold and silver, in both coinage form and of course larger bars. But gold is quite heavy, even a one ounce gold coin does weigh quite a bit (so imagine having 10 of them in your pocket). So, the eventual solution was to deposit that gold with a bank, warehouse or other kind of “custodian” for safe keeping. The bank or “custodian” would issue you a receipt for the gold and if you went to buy something you could give that paper receipt to the seller, instructing them to go to the bank (or warehouse, etc.) to retrieve the gold if they wanted. Sometimes such a receipt was a kind of check that you could endorse or sign over to someone else and sometimes it was a “bearer” instrument that required no signature (whomever had the physical receipt had the right to claim the gold at the bank, warehouse, where ever). Eventually people gained enough confidence that the gold was there and that it was not necessary to go to the bank, warehouse or depository to retrieve it. Instead, everyone simple accepted the “receipt” as payment alone or as being sufficient and passed it on from one to another without anyone bothering to take out the physical gold. And this is actually how the use of modern paper currency came into existence with the national currencies replacing the “receipt” (and there was a time you could go to the central bank and exchange your paper currency for the stated equivalent in gold but that is no more, which is why they say we have a fiat currency system today, meaning currency backed by or redeemable for nothing).However, once the banks (and any other warehouse, depository or custodian) realized depositors were not coming in every day to take out the gold, they got the idea that they really didn't need to keep all that gold on deposit as they only needed to keep a small portion on hand to cover any meager daily withdrawals being requested. So, they figured that they could do other things with the depositors gold to make more money, such as lease it or loan it out for a fee. The problem of course if if you loan something to someone else, you run the risk of not getting it back, and even worse when the gold was not yours to begin with (it belonged to your depositor who gave it to you for safe keeping, not to go loaning it out to someone else).So, getting to the answer to your actual question: How do you take a commodity, such as gold, silver, copper, wheat, sugar, whatever and issue some kind of receipt for it? You do just as I mentioned above. You deposit it into a bank, warehouse, depository of some kind for safe keeping or for “warehousing” and you issue a receipt to the owner for it. Obviously in the past, this was done by use of a paper receipt. Today, with computers and “digitization” that receipt can be in digital form of what we have come to know as “digital coins” that have come into vogue presently. Understand that there is not much new under the sun or otherwise said “digitization” of a commodity is simply a way to do the same thing done before albeit in an electronic or digital format instead of a paper.Is this really a good idea? The honest answer to that question is: Do you trust the bank, warehouse or depository? There have already been a number of scandals over the years but one noteworthy one involved the New York Federal Reserve Bank which acts as a custodian warehousing gold in it's vaults for other nations. The German government decided a few years back to do a world wide audit of all it's gold holdings and they went to the NY Fed asking to physically see and audit it's gold holdings that the US Fed was holding for them. The first request was denied as the NY Fed told the Germans there were “re-modeling” or undergoing “maintenance”. The second request shortly after was denied with the same excuse. The Germans then became very suspicious and demanded ALL their gold back immediately. That's when the truth came out. The NY Federal Reserve Bank didn't have it, the loaned it out or whatever the heck they did with it. The real kicker was they then told the Germans they would have to wait 7 years before they could get their own gold back, which they eventually did. The moral of the story is, if you can't even trust the NY Federal Reserve Bank, then who can you trust?Now, the real interesting thing is that IMF (International Monetary Fund) issued a report about this back around 1997 or so. So this idea has been on the drawing board for some time. The elimination of all physical paper national currencies is just the first step (and you will notice there has been quite a number of news stories and actual “experiments” with entire cities going “cash less” to see how it goes). But the long game is to eliminate ALL sovereign national currencies and issue a global currency for use world wide. That's what they want to do and why private crypto-currencies have been allowed to flourish and trade in order to “get the bugs out”. But the real long term plan are national or sovereign “cryto currency” to replace US Dollars, Yen, Euros and so on. Once there are national sovereign “crypto's” they would be merged into one global currency. The IMF's SDR has been suggested as such a global currency to be used for this purpose.You are probably wondering what does that have to do with your original question? Well, the currency issue is the first phase and the later phase would be to “digitize” everything else. All commodities, real estate, cars, everything and anything anyone can possibly own. Commodities are easy enough with the custodian or warehouse concept I already mentioned but what about things YOU are supposed to own directly with a title, such as a house or your car? To understand that we can use the Wall Street depository known as the Depository Trust Company or simple “DTC”.When you open a brokerage account account and you buy 100 shares of Microsoft stock, you get a statement from the brokerage firm indicating 100 shares in your account. But, you don't own it or at least are not recorded or registered as the owner. Rather, that stock in on deposit with DTC registered in the name of CEDE & Co, which is the corporate name of DTC. To explain further, every brokerage firm has an account with DTC and ALL their clients stocks are on deposit there. When a brokerage firm client buys or sells, no physical stock certificate are moved around from one broker to another but rather are transferred digitally or electronically from one brokerage firm's account at DTC to another. It sounds quite convenient, fast and effective. And it is. But, here's the problem. Microsoft has NO idea you are a shareholder of theirs. Instead, they know that DTC or more correctly CEDE & Co. is the registered owner of 20 Million share (or whatever amount) of Microsoft stock. Not necessarily a problem if everyone is honest and keeps very accurate and correct sub-accounting records.So, how then would they digitize homes, cars and so on? Well, same idea. ALL houses would be titled to and registered to a bank or custodian that would in theory issue a digital coin to you the respective and supposed real owner. You would never get actual title to your house (or car) but instead a “digital coin” coupled with “block chain” accounting. However, if you want to know what could possibly go wrong with a system like this, I would suggest you investigate what they have already done in the US regarding the MERS system or Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems. This was set up to more easily facilitate mortgage ownership and it was just one part of the entire mess coming out of the 2008 financial crisis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mo...Is this all conspiracy quackery? Well, keep in mind that the IMF has already tasked China with creating a protocol and template for such a system both digitizing commodities and real estate. The first one was done in China involving tea, and just as explained earlier, the tea was put into a warehouse with digital coins issued to represent ownership. The next experiment done was with a residential housing project in Texas. The “front” company for this was a company out of Singapore but again the Chinese were behind it, and interestingly enough US citizens were not permitted or eligible to buy in this particular real estate housing project even though it was located inside the US.In summary, can you digitize commodities, real estate and just about any other kind of physical property? The answer is YES. Should it be done? Is it something you think is a good idea and would support? That question only you can answer. But, keep in mind that the sales pitch is to make everything easier, faster to transfer, supposedly safer through block chain and so on. In addition, the claim is this will eliminate money laundering, criminal activity, etc. The real reason this is being done is for control. IF everything is digital and citizens own nothing directly in their own name, taxation certainly becomes much easier and controlled but also abuse by the government (and maybe other entities if the custodian is a private bank or supra national central bank like the BIS for example). In China they have implemented a “social score” to determine if someone is a good citizen or not (read obey the government in all things, not criticize, etc.). If you don't have a “good” score, you can be denied work, housing, social welfare benefits and whatever else the government decides to with hold from you. A news reporter in China has already been denied housing because of his “social credit score”http://www.businessinsider.com/c...https://www.cnet.com/news/black-...And so, the point is, if some other entity “owns” everything and all you have is a digital token, how hard would it really be to shut you out of your own property? How hard would it be to take your gold, silver, or anything else you might own personally or for business (if you are a tea trader, for example)? What if they said you owed taxes and you think they were incorrect? How hard would it be to take your assets or possessions away first with you having to prove your innocence to get it back?Obviously all this goes above and beyond your original question, but I think it is important to understand all of the ramifications about doing something. Technology is and can be a wonderful thing enabling freedom of mankind & enlightenment. However, it can also be used to enslave.If you want to read other articles by this author, the latest one is here below (with links to additional recent articles as well): http://www.ascotadvisory.com/201...
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Does any university offer an online course in cyber security/ethical hacking?
well , hacking is something according to me can’t be shoved down the throat or pushed inside mind forcibly . It is like free will for curiosity in computer sector , where no-one can guide you or magic commands to hack. Learning from university can be risky as well as beneficial ,in terms :-They will teach you very limited and specific things . No place for growth.specific methods are taught and no room for experimentation.get ready to shell out large bucks for less knowledge .i found google as my best friend and great mentor for learning security .No restrictions , no charges , always ready to help !! what else do you need ?To be frank , those courses and their certificate are least valuable . Learn to google so to hack .
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