what is the benefits to work in a bank?

Question

i want to work as a teller in a bank.Also i have worked as a cashier for almost a year.The main thing that i want to know is ,if i work in a bank ,would i have benefits or later on promotions?!thnxxx

Answer 1

Benefits
You don't have to sweat
You get to handle lots of cash.
You know who is depositing money, and who has none

Cons
Hold-ups are a drag
Pay is not great
Inter-office gossip, and unfair promotions to people who don't deserve it.
High turnover
Boredom, there's more excitement at Lowe's garden dept.

Answer 2

Bank Teller Benefits

Answer 3

They will check all accounts in your name, they can also go back and check what payments have been made from that account. So if somebody has just cleared out their account and put it in a friends or relatives account they can check that also. Miss Millitant - So you are happy paying benefits to people who could be claiming fraudulently? EDIT - Your inheritance should be taken into consideration when claiming benefits. You are probably not going to like this answer but if I needed to claim I wouldn't be able to because I have savings over £6,000 (not a lot over but I do). This is money that I have worked for and saved over the last 20 years. Your inheritance is a gift from a loved one, but it is no more or less important than my savings. I am afriad you should suck it up, sign off and use your inheritance until it has gone. You say you are a one parent family, to continue down this route of trying to aviod declaring your inheritance you need to work out who will look after your children if you are caught and get the maximum punishment which would be prison. Although it would be unlikely that you would get a prison sentence defrauding the taxpayer can carry that sentence At the very best getting caught would lead to a criminal record which may effect future employment, housing and lifestyle choice. Only you can decide if the risk is worth the possible consequences - but you sound intelligent enough to know that it isn't.

Answer 4

I think working in the bank if really good for young adults. It help them understand better on finance. There are positions that you can work your way up. Of course study business (Finance Major in College) will help you move up. There are three levels of teller, entry, intermediate, and seniors. Banking also have some administrative (kind of like behind the scenes, not at the branch but like headquarter office) position that you can work as an upward promotions. Even if you don't get in to the banking field, I am sure your current company have some upward positions. Look into it too, and good luck!

Answer 5

Promotions are a HUGE benefit for starting as a teller in a bank. I started as a Bank teller when I was 18 in Texas, then I became a banker/new accounts...I worked my butt off. Now, I'm in Marketing for a huge bank in New York City...I'm 29 years old. If you are serious about moving up the corporate ladder, you have to take your job serious. Learn as much as you can and keep your goals high. Good Luck!

Answer 6

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what is the benefits to work in a bank?
i want to work as a teller in a bank.Also i have worked as a cashier for almost a year.The main thing that i want to know is ,if i work in a bank ,would i have benefits or later on promotions?!thnxxx

Answer 7

I have a neighbor who took a short-time job as a teller at the local bank just as a holiday way of making some extra money. Since she was sharp and friendly and careful to avoid errors they kept promoting her till she finally retired from there after 20 years. The bank changed owners four times (now a part of the largest bank chain in US) while she was there but she had great security, adequate income, a job with "no-heavy-lifting", and a good retirement plan.

Answer 8

Hmmnnn... I think you answered your own question? What, do you want to spend another 5 years as a cashier so you can become the HEAD CASHIER? If you have a "Little" bit of sense, go work at a bank and start as a teller. If they don't FIRE you then if you stick around you can be promoted into other areas. (Mortgages, Commercial Lending, etc). I'm not saying YOU can make a lot of money, but YOU can if you put your head on straight. Hope this helps?

Answer 9

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They can, and will, check all bank accounts with which you are associated. Even if they don't catch you through their own checking systems, banks are required to make a return of interest paid over a certain threshold and your inheritance will trigger this once it is in your account.. Then they'll look into it.