What foods are in the food pyramid?
1. grains (breads, pastas, rice, oatmeal, etc)
2. fruits
3. vegetables
4. dairy (milk, cheese, yogurt, etc)
5. proteins (meat, fish, poultry, eggs, nuts, etc)
6. oils (olive, canola, etc)
are wireless
Wireless networks are computer networks that use wireless data connections for connecting network nodes. They offer a number of advantages over wired networks, such as the ability to quickly set up a network connection without the need for cables or other physical connections. Wireless networks use radio waves, infrared light, and other forms of electromagnetic energy to facilitate communication. This form of networking may facilitate mobility and allow users to access a network more easily than a wired network. Most commonly, these types of networks are used for connecting laptops, tablets, and smartphones to a home network, or to each other. They're also used commercially, such as in retail stores, banks, hotels, or airports to allow customers and visitors to access the Internet.
Does FNB offer credit cards?
Yes, FNB offers credit cards. The South African bank offers a variety of Visa and Mastercard credit cards that can be used at home or abroad.Yes, First National Bank offers credit cards to consumers, including the First National Bank Platinum Edition® Visa® Credit Card, the First National Bank Gold Edition® Mastercard® Credit Card, and the First National Bank Silver Edition® Visa® Credit Card.The FNB Visa Credit Card with ScoreCard Rewards is a rewards-based credit card that earns points for every dollar spent. Customers can redeem their points for travel rewards, gift cards, cashback, and more. ScoreCard Rewards also offers a variety of discounts and special offers for even more savings.FNBO offers the following credit cards: FNBO Platinum Promise Card, FNBO Reloadable Card, FNBO Platinum Edition Card, FNBO Rewards Card, FNBO Secured Card, and FNBO Cash Back Card.
What are the requirements for a certification of trust?
1. A Certification of Trust (COT) must include the Trustees’ names, date the trust was formed, and state where the trust was formed.
2. A COT must list the name of the Trust, the name of the Grantor(s) and the Beneficiary(ies).
3. The Trustee(s) must sign the COT and/or provide notarized signatures indicating their understanding and acknowledgment of their legal obligations under the trust.
4. A COT must be signed and dated within the same month in which it is used.
5. All COTs must include a certification that the trust has not been revoked, modified, or amended since its creation.
6. The COT must include appropriate assets and asset values for the trust's beneficiaries.
7. The COT must outline the manner in which assets are to be distributed to the trust's beneficiaries.
8. The COT must provide guidelines for fiscal management and investment activity.
9. The COT must be specific to the type of trust being certified.
10. The COT must include a provision that the trust is irrevocable.