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According to social identity theory,
Welfare Banks
Financial institutions or programs that aim to support the economically disadvantaged segments of society, though it's not a widely used term and may refer to various initiatives in different contexts.
Check-Cashing Outlets
Financial service providers that offer clients the ability to cash checks for a fee without needing a bank account.
Pay a Fee
The act of making a payment for a service or the right to engage in a particular activity, typically set at a fixed rate by the service provider or regulating authority.
Fractional Reserve
A banking system in which banks hold reserves that are less than the amount of their customers' deposits, allowing them to lend out the majority of deposited funds.
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