It is an old cliche to say that "time equals money," but like virtually all cliches, there is a requisite grain of truth to the statement. To define the understanding of time equaling money a step further, one could point to the reality that chance costs play a requisite factor in the generation of prosperity and money.
From a definition that can be learned in any Economics 101 course, chance costs (on a very baseline level) refer to the fact that if a person does something specific, the time and money invested in such an operation result in the minimalizing of the quality to do something else with the same time and money.
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In other words, no one can commit resources to two courses of operation simultaneously without increasing the source (money) required to allege a simultaneous venture. This is why it is prominent to drastically reduce unproductive downtime from a person's life and use the recaptured time for pursuits that will be productive. This is why internet banking is such an prominent concept.
While we would all love to live in a world where banking and the time required to make a banking transaction are greatly limited, we will never accomplish such a goal unless we leave the confines of customary banking and veer towards internet banking instead. When it comes to time costs, traveling to the bank, waiting in traffic, waiting in line, dealing with poor or limited customer assistance all add minutes to the time wasted in one's day.
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