What is not included in the periodic statement?

The correct choice pertains to information on time accounts, which typically isn't included in the periodic statement. The periodic statement primarily covers the activities of a deposit account, which includes details such as the account balance at the end of the reporting period, transaction history for that month, and any fees assessed during that time.

Time accounts, like certificates of deposit (CDs), may generate separate documentation regarding their terms and interest but do not generally participate in the month-to-month transactional nature captured in standard periodic statements for regular checking or savings accounts. Therefore, while other information such as balances, transactions, and fees are crucial for managing an individual's ongoing account, details specific to time accounts are not regularly provided in the periodic statement.