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Transcript: -Democrats make up the majority of the Financial Services -Democrats make up the majority of the House -Makes them the leaders of this commitie -Now that Republicans are in control of the Senate -Will take over in January Chairman Top Committee Members (Post Election) Party membership affects this committee very much Majority of members are Democrat *Majority of Democrats extenisvely support financial reform and aid to the people* Most Republicans stray from supporting financial reform Touchy Subject Save Votes Financial Services Committee Mostly run by Democrats Financial reform, financial policy making, and aid to the people is effectivly occuring What does it do?! *Overlooks the entire financial services industry* -securities -insurance -banking -housing industry *Also overlooks - Federal Reserve -U.S. Department of Treasury - U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Political Party in Control of the Committee Chair- Ron Wyden(Democrat) Portland Oregon Ranking Member-Orrin G. Hatch(Republican) Utah Important Member(famous)- John D. Rockafeller (Democrat) West Virginia BILL Party Membership affecting committee effectiveness?! Why? Bills - Bipartisan Regulatory Relief Bills -Job Growth -Regulatory Relief Bills. Financial Services Committee The Supporting at Risk Children Act Extends current program to 2016 *Money now biased off of rate. EX: 4k for adoptions if above base rate Also limitations on incentive payments *over 100k 25% has to go to services for the children Jeb Hensarling, Chairman of Republican Party, Texas. Peter T. King, Republican Party, New York. Maxine Waters, Ranking Member of Democrats, California. Discussion Questions: -What area of jurisdiction for this committee has recently come under fire by the public, media, etc? Why? ->Importance: overseas the United States economy and financial situations

Financial Services

Transcript: Financial Services People Soft Customer Account Arranged into separate accounts: Tuition and Fees Housing Dining Student Health Plan Student Health Center Traffic and Parking Miscellaneous Charges Program Fees BYU Loans (Short Term, Woolley, MSM, Bookstore) Deposits Bookstore Account Tuition and Fees Refunds and Transfers Service Indicators Negative Indicators Common ones: Past due accounts (PDA) Tuition Delinquent (TDA) Positive Indicators FERPA release Student Financials (SF1-6)---used for billing Information can be released ONLY to the individuals specified by name in the release box. FERPA If a parent wants to pay off a student’s balance and there is no release form, we can tell them the total amount the student is owing but NOT details about the charges. How would you handle the following situation? The mother of a student calls wanting to know why her daughter has a hold on her student account. You input the student’s ID, and look for the positive service indicator. There is none. What would you tell the parent? How can we help? Restricted Records Agencies Write-offs To accurately reflect outstanding accounts, BYU “writes off” past due charges where the chance of collection is doubtful. If a student pays off a write-off in full, remove the holds, print the screen showing the payment, and place it in the box next to the supervisors to go to financial services. C-161 Petitions Tax Information Payment Plan An accepted payment plan will keep the account from being sent to a collection agency. The student will still have a hold on their registration, transcript, and diploma until they pay the past due amount in full. Send an email UPDATE NOTE: Payment plans DO NOT take off holds! Treasury Services Authorize Direct Deposit 60 Days Account Transfer Health Plan Fees Payment Options Timeline Excess Amounts are: Overpayments Financial aid Excess amounts found in tuition are automatically processed/refunded Refunds can be requested by the student, in person or on the phone but we shouldn't force refunds without consulting a supervisor. FinAid refunds should never be forced (especially before the add/drop deadline) E-mail sent to student Cash Checks Credit Cards Signature Cards To petition, students fill out the following form. Place the completed form in the box next to the supervisors desk Student Financial Services employees (not our office) handle petitions. Cash or Check + CC for some accounts A-153 ASB Provo, UT 84602 e-check (FREE!) e-payment Credit Card- 2.75% fee* -no visa* *on tuition and fees Tuition and fees are due 7 days before the first day of class each semester. Failure to pay by the Tuition Deadline will result in a hold on the student’s account restricting the ability to add additional classes. “The final date to pay tuition will be 11:59 p.m. of the Registration Add/Drop Deadline.” “Failure to pay by the Registration Add/Drop Deadline may result in the student’s classes being DELETED. Reinstatement of classes can be petitioned but tuition must be paid. If a student discontinues or drops classes, then they will be charged a reassessed tuition fee. The reassessed fee is based on the amount of time they “attended” their class to when they dropped the class. On Campus 120 Days Tuition Charge QuickPAY v. CASHNET Other Office Account Types Mail e-checks Credit Cards Cash Vouchers Dixie handles all of those The vending machine ate my money… Vending machine refund Where is Payroll? D-55 Where is an ATM? Next to the bookstore—outside Can I cash checks/make change here? No, we are not a bank ALWAYS refer the student to the originating office: Campus Accommodations: Housing Plans, Meal Plans, etc. Student Health Center: Charges related to the Student Health Center Traffic and Parking: Traffic Citations Other Charges An assortment of miscellaneous charges Collections We no longer take payments (for anything). Western Union Wire Transfers 90 Days Letter from BYU Deadlines Over the Phone All three-quarter and full-time students are required to have medical insurance. This requirement applies for the whole academic year, including Spring and Summer terms. Included situations: Deferment of enrollment (not missionary) Study Abroad Internship Health insurance is applied to the student’s Health Plan sub-account. All policy related questions should be directed to the Health Insurance Office. Sent to collections (Additional fees of 25-33%) ACH: Automatic Clearing House – directly deposits funds in authorized bank account. Check: ALL refund/excess checks are mailed to the customers Route Y address. Defaults to ‘Mailing Address’ 30 Days Tuition and Fees Accounts Items that are generally found in the tuition and fees account: Tuition Class Fees Prorated tuition fees Financial Aid and Scholarships Class Drop Fee Miscellaneous Misc. Amount is based on: Number of Credits Graduate/Undergraduate rate LDS or non-LDS Increases each Academic Year Before accessing a student’s account, you should identify the student with

Financial Services

Transcript: Jeb Hensarling, Texas, 5th Gary G. Miller, California, 31st Spencer Bachus, Alabama, 6th Peter T. King, New York 2nd Edward R. Royce, California 39th Frank D. Lucas, Oklahoma 6th Shelley Moore Capito, West Virginia 2nd Scott Garrett, New Jersey 5th Randy Neugebauer, Texas 19th Patrick T. McHenry, North Carolina 10th John Campbell, California 45th Michele Bachmann, Minnesota 6th Kevin McCarthy, California 23rd Stevan Pearce, New Mexico 2nd Bill Posey, Florida 8th Michael G. Fitzpatrick, Pennsylvania 8th Lynn A. Westmoreland, Georgia 3rd Blaine Luetkemeyer, Missouri 9th Bill Huizenga, Michigan 2nd Sean P. Duffy, Wisconsin 7th Robert Hurt, Virginia 5th Michael G. Grimm, New York 11th Steve Stivers, Ohio 15th Stephen Lee Fincher, Tennessee 8th Marlin A. Stutzman, Indiana 3rd Mick Mulvaney, South Carolina 5th Randy Hultgren, Illinois 14th Dennis A. Ross, Florida 15th Robert Pittenger, North Carolina 9th Ann Wagner, Missouri 2nd Garland “Andy” Barr, Kentucky 6th Tom Cotton, Arkansas 4th Keith J. Rothfus, Pennsylvania 12th Maxine Waters, California, 43rd Carolyn B. Maloney, New York 12th Nydia M. Velázquez, New York 7th Melvin L. Watt, North Carolina 12th Brad Sherman, California 30th Gregory W. Meeks, New York 5th Michael E. Capuano, Massachusetts 7th Rubén Hinojosa, Texas 15th William Lacy Clay, Missouri 1st Carolyn McCarthy, New York 4th Stephen F. Lynch, Massachusetts 8th David Scott, Georgia 13th Al Green, Texas 9th Emanuel Cleaver, Missouri 5th Gwen Moore, Wisconsin 4th Keith Ellison, Minnesota 5th Ed Perlmutter, Colorado 7th James A. Himes, Connecticut 4th Gary C. Peters, Michigan 14th John C. Carney, Jr., Delaware 24th Terri A. Sewell, Alabama 7th Bill Foster, Illinois 11th Daniel T. Kildee, Michigan 5th Patrick Murphy, Florida 18th John K. Delaney, Maryland 6th Kyrsten Sinema, Arizona 9th Joyce Beatty, Ohio 3rd Denny Heck, Washington 10th photo credit Nasa / Goddard Space Flight Center / Reto Stöckli Committee Members Financial Services Jurisdiction Oversees the Nation's economy through overseeing the Federal Reserve Board, the Treasury, production and distribution of currency Bill Propsed H.R. 701: a bill to amend a provision of the Securities Act of 1933 directing the Securities and Exchange Commission to add a particular class of securities to those exempted under such Act to provide a deadline for such action.

Financial Services

Transcript: services that provide a range of electronic financial services. is a free resource tool when looking for the latest information and sources for Mortgages, Student Loans, Annuities, Insurance policies, Gold and Silver prices and other financial tools. Financial services refer to many facets of the financial industry. The financial services industry is a collection of many different types of financial products and services. Financial Services are the economic services provided by the finance industry, which encompasses a broad range of organizations that manage money. FSO Pubs have provided financial services advisors news and marketing ideas that effect their businesses since 1996.They are the oldest publications of their kind on the Internet and are the most cost effective industry advertising available anywhere. The VSA has been described as an interactive library, but it is much more than that. It is truly a very knowledgeable assistant that can put virtually everything you need to operate a financial practice at your fingertips. One approach would be a bank which simply buys an insurance company or an investment bank, keeps the original brands of the acquired firm, and adds the acquisition to its holding company simply to diversify its earnings. Outside the U.S. (e.g., in Japan), non-financial services companies are permitted within the holding company. In this scenario, each company still looks independent, and has its own customers, etc. In the other style, a bank would simply create its own brokerage division or insurance division and attempt to sell those products to its own existing customers, with incentives for combining all things with one company. The term "financial services" became more prevalent in the United States partly as a result of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of the late 1990s. General Wealth Trends The wealth gap will become less pronounced with the emergence and growth of a new middle class of consumers. Women as a Major Market Women currently control the majority of personal wealth. Additionally, women tend to live six to eight years longer than men and will need ongoing financial advice. However, about 70 percent of widows change financial advisors within a year of their husbands’ deaths. Consumer Expectations vs. Industry Standards In terms of their relationships with financial advisors, consumers are beginning to expect a fiduciary standard, even if they are not familiar with the terminology. More than 75 percent of investors expect all financial professionals offering fee-based advice to act in their clients’ best interest in all aspects of the financial relationship. The same percentage indicated they would not seek services from a broker if they knew the broker was not required to act in their best interest in all aspects of the financial relationship. Industry trends The History of Financial Services Diversity and Cultural Changes Demographic data indicate that the U.S. population is becoming increasingly diverse racially, with the Hispanic population estimated to be about 23 percent of the total by 2030 and 30 percent by 2050. Younger generations are increasingly diverse. As of 2008, 58 percent of millennials considered themselves white or Caucasian and 42 percent were a minority. Financial Services Online

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