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Accouting AAS Degree - Banking
Rasmussen College
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The Banking emphasis in the Accounting degree program allows Rasmussen
College students to focus on general banking issues and practices they
may encounter in the workplace. Classes in the banking emphasis include
Fundamental to Consumer Lending, Banking Law and Marketing. Students
interested in the banking emphasis should enjoy working with customers.
Banking students should also have an interest in learning the principles
of lending.
Financial Planning Certificate
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Become a financial planner. Manage your clients' finances - income,
assets, and tax management. Forge detailed plans to outline how your
clients can best achieve their financial goals. Work independently as a
consultant or with banks, brokerage firms, insurance companies,
accounting firms, and more.
This web-based orientation is a motivating overview of
the banking industry. It's an information-rich, multimedia tutorial that
offers new and current employees an enjoyable learning experience. It's
the perfect orientation for new bank staff as well as experienced staff.
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Loan Processor Course
This course contains 12 vital lessons that walk
you through the steps and duties involved in being a Loan
Processor. You will learn what a Loan Processor's job entails,
important loan terminology, facets of the loan applications, how
to read credit reports; about public policy and disclosures; the
standard loan process and the more detailed mortgage loan
process; you will be walked through the steps involved in
processing loans; gain exposure to several software programs
used in loan processing; how to review and assemble a loan
package; how to conduct VOD's, VOE's and other necessary
verifications; how to troubleshoot underwriting 'hot spots';
discover resources to get you started on your path to becoming a
Loan Processor; and you will apply what you learned in the
course by doing a practical exercise.
Mortgage Loan Officer
Mortgage Loan Officers are among the highest paid
occupations there are. It is an exciting field that allows you
to work at home as a commissioned officer, in a professional
brokerage firm, or in a progressive salaried position. This
richly informative course consists of 12 features of vital
information on the Mortgage Loan Officer position, critical
industry terminology, vital instruction on how to read a
tri-merge credit report...
Retail Banking Awareness and Terminology Certification - $9.95
The Retail Banking Awareness and Terminology
Certification tests important concepts and knowledge regarding
the Terms used in Retail Banking. It attempts to assess the
awareness of the terms used in Retail Banking.
Mortgage Loan Processor (Basic)
This self-paced course contains 10 vital lessons
that walk you through the steps and duties involved in being a
Mortgage Loan Processor. You will learn what a Mortgage Loan
Processor's job entails, important loan terminology, facets of
the loan applications, how to read credit reports; about public
policy and disclosures; steps in the mortgage loan process; you
will be walked through what goes into assembling a loan package;
how to conduct VOD's, VOE's and other necessary verifications;
what red flags are and how to recognize them; discover resources
to get you started on your path to becoming a Loan Processor;
and you will apply what you learned in the course by doing a
practical exercise.
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This tutorial is intended for beginners and intermediary
level candidates, it is not suitable for Market Professionals. The
course is not on economics but on the every day workings of an
investment bank.
The teller is the person most people associate with a
bank. Tellers make up approximately one-fourth of bank employees and
conduct most of a bank’s routine transactions. Among the
responsibilities of tellers are cashing checks, accepting deposits and
loan payments, and processing withdrawals. They also may sell savings
bonds, accept payment for customers’ utility bills and charge cards,
process necessary paperwork for certificates of deposit, and sell
travelers’ checks. Some tellers specialize in handling foreign
currencies or commercial or business accounts.
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