1. for electronically deposited funds, such as an employee's direct deposit, when must banks make those funds available to the employee? a. immediately b. the next business day c. the next calendar day d. within one week 2. the fee the bank charges the depositor of a bad check below minimum balance fee service fee a returned check fee non-sufficient funds fee (nsf) 3. the fee the bank charges the issuer of a bad check non-sufficient funds fee (nsf) a returned check fee below minimum balance fee service fee 4. what is the best way to pay a bank fee? give cash to bank teller . use a credit card. use a debit card. do nothing. banks immediately deduct fees from your account 5. what type of accounts can be linked to a checking account for overdraft protection? savings account, credit card, or another checking account savings account, 401k account, & frequent shopper account 401k account and ira account there are no linked accounts needed for overdraft protection

The answer for question 1 is A. IMMEDIATELY.

For electronically deposited funds, such as an employee's direct deposit, banks must make those funds available to the employee immediately because the funds have already been cleared. 

The answer to question 2 is A RETURNED CHECK FEE.

The fee the bank charges the depositor of a bad check is A returned check fee. The bank has to return the check because it can't be cleared due to insufficient funds. 

The answer to question 3 is NON-SUFFICIENT FUNDS FEE (NSF).
The fee the bank charges the issuer of a bad check is Non-sufficient funds fee (NSF). 

The answer to question 4 is DO NOTHING.
The best way to pay a bank fee is Do Nothing. Banks immediately deduct fees from your account

The answer to question 5 is Savings account, credit card, or another checking account.

These are the type of accounts that can be linked to a checking account for overdraft protection. The bank will automatically debit any of the linked account and credit the issuers checking account the amount needed to cover the check issued and the maintaining balance required.