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Made it to Tafe this morning. I passed my first assessment, in fact only got one thing wrong.

Any of the Aussies know what BSB stands for? I can tell you what my credit union's BSB number is, but I didn't know what the acronym meant (came home after the assessment 2 weeks ago and looked it up on the net). And it wasn't in our textbook.

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BSB = Bank State Branch

Congrats on passing your first assessment :)

You are smarter than me :)

I put 'Bank Security ?' ;) So I was a third right!

Thank you. Doing accounts payable/receivable/general journal now.

And Mumble!!

Congrats!!! *hugs*

Thanks, Hon :) I was pretty confident about it, but nice to know I only got one little bit wrong.

I would have said "Banking Services Branch" so I'm a third less smart than you ;)

You almost had the first word, and you had the third, so you're smarter than me! And you have a baby to boot :)

Well done! I looked it up once because it was one of those useless bits of info that had always bugged me.

Heh! I may've wondered at times, but I have a two second memory. I'll think of something to look up and by the time I've finished doing what I was doing, I can't remember what it was anymore ;)

And thank you, Hon.

Yay for passing the assessment! That's brilliant news! *applauds*

BSB gets it's name because of the series of numbers used. e.g. 062-611. 06 is CBA's bank no; 2 is the state (NSW); 611 is the Branch no. :) (Your credit union BSB might be something like 802-xxx? When I worked at Summerland Credit Union, ours was 802-222)

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Doing accounts payable/receivable/general journal now.

Oooooh, FUN. </sarcasm> I sucked so bad at those. LOL

Thank you :) It was actually a little too easy and didn't cover some of the more complicated things in that module.

OOhhh, thank you! I was just wondering how it worked. The credit union used to start with 802, but it's now 815-xxx, changed last year.

I quite like accounts payable/receivable separately, but getting a little confused now that combining them, plus the general journal. There was a mile of examples for the basics of payable and receivable, but not much on the general journal which isn't quite as logical to me. I'm overtired too, so I don't think my brain is processing well. Doing it manually at the moment, then will do the same exercises in myob.

Thats awesome. Well done. :)

Thank you :)

It's been so long since I've done this kind of study, it's nice to know I can still learn ;)

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