NZ CFS L5 Core Practice Questions - NZ Certificate In Financial Services (Level 5) - Core Financial Advice Exam

What is the typical purpose of a Notice Saver account in the New Zealand banking market?

To facilitate daily point-of-sale transactions via EFTPOS. To provide a revolving credit facility secured by property. To allow international telegraphic transfers at zero cost. To earn higher interest by requiring the customer to give a set number of days' notice before withdrawing funds.

Correct Answer:

To earn higher interest by requiring the customer to give a set number of days' notice before withdrawing funds.

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