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The article discusses recordkeeping systems in rental properties in the U.S. to document income and expenditures. It says that a separate checking account and credit card for rental activities is necessary to serve as the basic source of information for recording income and expenses respectively. Moreover, expense journal should be done to track expenses on rental properties and should be keyed according to the categories of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Schedule E tax form.

Chapter Eight of the book "eBay Income: How Anyone of Any Age, Location, and/or Background Can Build a Highly Profitable Online Business With eBay," Revised 2nd Edition, by John Peragine and Cheryl Russell is presented. It explores the process of creating a seller's account via eBay Web site. It states the need to complete a verification process in order to create the account. It mentions the necessity of starting PayPal business checking account, which will be used when transferring funds.

Chapter 5 of the book "The Complete Guide to Managing Your Parents' Finances When They Cannot: A Step-by-Step Plan to Protect Their Assets, Limit Taxes & Ensure Their Wishes Are Fulfilled," by Bill Swan is presented. It explores some of the legal issues on parents' finances as well as the possible ways on how to handle them. It highlights the financial topics such as joint checking accounts, revocable and irrevocable trust accounts and the ways to watch out pure trusts and other scams.

Chapter 13 of the book "How to Get Credit After Filing Bankruptcy: The Complete Guide to Getting and Keeping Your Credit Under Control" is presented. It provides tips on how might debtors open a new checking account and order checks from a variety of places after bankruptcy. Furthermore, it highlights the services offered by private banks to clients.

Chapter 9 of the book "Corporate Records Handbook" is presented. It focuses on standard corporate business resolutions. It is informed that opening a corporate checking account is one of the first items of business for any corporation. It is also sated that the general resolution to open corporate bank account will work well for most small corporations with a treasurer who handles the corporation's day-to-day finances.

Chapter 4 of the book "How to Repair Your Credit Score Now: Simple No Cost Methods You Can Put to Use Today," by Jamaine Burrell is presented. It explores the credit accounts which help in building credit such as savings and checking accounts, and credit cards. It also looks into the account types that do nothing in assisting one's credit reputation such as passport loans and rent-to-owns. It also describes the life events which can affect one's ability to establish credit.

A variety of tips on how to balance a checkbook, the banking fees, and other aids featured in the book "Complete Personal Finance Handbook: Step-By-Step Instructions to Take Control of Your Financial Future" are presented.

Chapter 2 of the book "Complete Personal Finance Handbook: Step-By-Step Instructions to Take Control of Your Financial Future" is presented. It discusses the importance of understanding banking in order to take control of personal finances. The types of bank accounts are identified, including the checking account, the savings account, and the money market account. Also discussed are telephone banking, how to use an automated teller machine (ATM), and the bank statement.

A chapter from the book "Paying Without Money" is presented. It presents a method of payment used to maintain and settle regularly-paid bills. Many companies now offer automatic payment services via their websites. The user simply signs up at the website of the company to which payment will be sent, and selects a day when payment should be made. The company then deducts the amount entered from the sender's checking account on the specified date.

A chapter from the book "Paying Without Money" is presented. It focuses on online payment services, or a payment method done from a computer. Online payment services, now commonly used by online stores, auction sites, and other businesses, allow money to be sent worldwide using a computer. These services, which require the user to have an account with one of the services, automatically send the money from the sender's checking account, for which a small fee is charged for the transfer.