Difference between revisions of "National bank"

From Conservapedia
Jump to navigation Jump to search
(categorized)
Line 1: Line 1:
−
A national bank is a commercial bank chartered by the federal government rather than by state governments.  There are only a small number of national banks, but they are larger than most state-chartered banks.  The national banks hold most of the deposits in the banking system.
+
A national bank is a commercial [[bank]] chartered by the [[federal]] government rather than by state governments.  There are only a small number of national banks, but they are larger than most state-chartered banks.  The national banks hold most of the deposits in the banking system.
  
 
[[Category:Economics terms]]
 
[[Category:Economics terms]]
 
[[Category:Political terms]]
 
[[Category:Political terms]]

Revision as of 23:10, October 17, 2007

A national bank is a commercial bank chartered by the federal government rather than by state governments. There are only a small number of national banks, but they are larger than most state-chartered banks. The national banks hold most of the deposits in the banking system.