tiliotteesta

Tiliote is a Finnish term referring to a bank statement or account statement. It is a document provided by a financial institution to its customers detailing all transactions that have occurred on a specific bank account over a defined period, usually a month. The tiliote serves as a record of deposits, withdrawals, transfers, direct debits, and any other financial activities.

Typically, a tiliote includes essential information such as the account holder's name and address, the account number, and the statement period. It lists each transaction chronologically, showing the date of the transaction, a description of the transaction (e.g., merchant name, payee), and the amount debited or credited. The statement also usually displays the opening balance at the beginning of the period and the closing balance at the end.

Customers use tiliotteet for various purposes, including managing their personal finances, tracking spending, reconciling their bank accounts with their own records, and as proof of transactions for tax purposes or other official matters. Financial institutions may provide tiliotteet in paper form or electronically through online banking services. Reviewing the tiliote regularly is a recommended practice for all account holders to ensure accuracy and detect any unauthorized activity promptly.