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Lectures in Macroeconomics- Charles W. Upton Clearing Checks

What does the Fed Do? The Fed regularly audits banks, approves bank mergers, etc. Don’t confuse with other regulators –Controller of the Currency –Federal Deposit Insurance Company (FDIC) –Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

Clearing Checks What does the Fed Do? The Fed regularly audits banks, approves bank mergers, etc. Don’t confuse with other regulators –Controller of the Currency –Federal Deposit Insurance Company (FDIC) –Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Clearing Checks

Key BankHuntington Bank AL Deposit at Fed: $50,000 Fred’s Checking Account: $500 AL Deposit at Fed: $30,000 Sam’s Checking Account: $400

Clearing Checks Key BankHuntington Bank AL Deposit at Fed: $50,000 Fred’s Checking Account: $500 AL Deposit at Fed: $30,000 Sam’s Checking Account: $400 Fred writes Sam a check for $100. Sam deposits it at Huntington Bank

Clearing Checks Key BankHuntington Bank AL Deposit at Fed: $50,000 Fred’s Checking Account: $500 AL Deposit at Fed: $30,000 Sam’s Checking Account: $400 Huntington takes it to its bank, the Fed, who credits Huntington with $100 and deducts $100 from Key’s account. Key then deducts $100 from Fred’s Account.

Clearing Checks Key BankHuntington Bank AL Deposit at Fed: $50,000 $49,900 Fred’s Checking Account: $500 $400 AL Deposit at Fed: $30,000 $30,100 Sam’s Checking Account: $400 $500

Clearing Checks Key BankHuntington Bank AL Deposit at Fed: $50,000 Fred’s Checking Account: $500 AL Deposit at Fed: $30,000 Sam’s Checking Account: $400 Huntington takes it to its bank, the Fed, who credits Huntington with $100 and deducts $100 from Key’s account. Key then deducts $100 from Fred’s Account. Traditionally, the check had to be sent physically from Huntington to Key. No longer.

Clearing Checks Key BankHuntington Bank AL Deposit at Fed: $50,000 Fred’s Checking Account: $500 AL Deposit at Fed: $30,000 Sam’s Checking Account: $400 Huntington takes it to its bank, the Fed, who credits Huntington with $100 and deducts $100 from Key’s account. Key then deducts $100 from Fred’s Account. Traditionally, the check had to be sent physically from Huntington to Key. No longer. Obviously there are checks to make sure that Fred has enough money to cover the check. Can you imagine the difficulties for our economies without a inter-bank clearing mechanism.

Clearing Checks Key BankHuntington Bank AL Deposit at Fed: $50,000 $49,900 Fred’s Checking Account: $500 $400 AL Deposit at Fed: $30,000 $30,100 Sam’s Checking Account: $400 $500 Factoid: While many checks clear through the Fed, there are private clearing arrangements that clear a large number of checks.

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