Postal savings

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Identifikator:: 869930397

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-49420

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Kemmerer, Edwin Walter http://d-nb.info/gnd/101827717

Title:: Postal savings

Place of publication:: London

Publisher:: Humphrey Milford

Year of publication:: 1917

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (VIII, 176 Seiten)

Collection:: Economics Books

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172 INDEX Carter, Senator T. H., author of Carter bill, 6. Carter bill, 6. Certificates of deposit, adoption of, by Board of Trustees, 56- 57 ; compared with pass books as means of showing deposit credits, 30-31. Children, as depositors of postal savings, 62-65, 92-93. Cities, postal savings deposits in, 72-74, 129. Compensation of postmasters in postal savings offices, 53-54. Competition of postal savings system with banks, 12-16, 76-79. Compound interest on postal savings deposits, non-payment of, 99-100. Concentration of postal savings deposits in cities, 129. Constitutionality of postal savings bill, debated in Senate, 37-42; Senator Bailey’s views on, 38-41 ; Senator Root’s views on, 41-42. Cortelyou, G. B., Postmaster-General, cited, 3. ) Decentralized system of depository banks, 128-131. Deficit in operation of postal savings system, disappearance of, in 1914, 90-91. Depositors in postal savings offices, age grouping of, 63-65; geo graphic distribution of, 66 et seq.; map showing geographic distribution of, 67; nativity of, 57-62; privileged to invest sav ings in U. S. bonds, 45-48; table showing age grouping of, 64; table showing nativity of, 59; tables showing geographic dis tribution of, 68, 69. Depository banks, amount of interest paid by, compared with amount paid to postal savings depositors, 102-103; bill to change character of, vetoed in 1914, 114-115; character of, changed in 1916, 115-116; decentralized system of, 128-131; decline in number of, 111-112; interest rate paid by, 102-103, 124-125; out of town, 119-120; private banks as, 110-111; quali fications of, 110-111; selection of, under Act of 1910, 106-107; should include savings banks, 130-131; state banks as, 110 et seq. Depository post offices, large number of inactive, 54-55; selection of, 23-24, 53-55. Deposits in postal savings offices, arguments against limitations on size of, 88-91; arguments favoring limitations on size of, 91- 95; concentration of, in cities, 129; exemption of, from attach ment for debt, 92-93; exemption of, from taxation, 93-95; geo graphic distribution of, 66 et seq. ; growth of, 98-99; interest paid on, 31-35; limitations on size of, 24-25, 85 et seq. ; map showing geographic distribution of, 71; method of crediting, 30-31, 56-57; not affected in legal rights by war, 84-85; per capita amounts of, in cities, 73-74; per capita amounts of, in U. S., 74-75; provisions for, in Act of 1910, 24-30; sources of, 75-79; tables showing geographic distribution of, 68-69, 73, 74; withdrawals of, 25-30, 101-104. Deposits of postal savings funds in banks, interest paid on, 102- 103, 124-125; provisions for, in Act of 1910, 106 et seq. ; regula-

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