Game Help: Treasury

    Settlements of large enough size are able to construct their own banks
    and establish a treasury. The treasury contains the vast wealth of the
    settlement. Members of the government have additional privileges to manage
    and interact with the bank and treasury in order to help manage the
    settlement's finances.

    Reviewing Finances
    Magistrates, Consuls, and Leaders can use TREASURY STATUS to review
    information about the current state of finances, including the total worth
    of the treasury, tax rates, interest rate, and number of open bank accounts.

    All treasury and bank exchanges and actions are recorded for council members
    to review using TREASURY LOG. Magistrates especially should maintain
    vigilant review of this log to ensure the leadership is not embezzling
    settlement funds or participating in other corrupt acts for personal gain.

    In addition to the above, individual bank accounts can be reviewed using
    TREASURY ACCOUNT <player>. Note, this will only show information about
    the player's bank account within the settlement. It will reveal nothing
    about their finances housed elsewhere.

    Frozen Bank Accounts
    No member of leadership can tamper with the funds of individual bank
    accounts, however, the rank of King or Queen has the ability to freeze
    a bank account in extreme circumstances. Those with frozen bank accounts
    will find it impossible to deposit, withdraw, or transfer any funds from
    their bank account.

    Taxes and Interest
    Consuls and Leaders are responsible for setting taxes and interest rates
    as they see fit. There are a handful of taxes which can be imposed, and it
    is advised to review HELP TREASURY TAX for the ins and outs on each
    type and purpose.

    The interest rate applies to money deposited in individual bank accounts,
    and will be accrued at the start of each Mystavarian new year (every two
    out of game weeks). Offering interest on deposited money is a generous act
    and a sign of economic success, however it is not advised until the
    settlement has established an extremely stable treasury.