why would you put money into a savings account? a. to make frequent withdrawals at ATMs b. To easily access money from this account with a debit card c. to earn interest in your money d. to access the money from this account with personal checks

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Rene Dunn

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29 November, 20:33

why would you put money into a savings account? a. to make frequent withdrawals at ATMs b. To easily access money from this account with a debit card c. to earn interest in your money d. to access the money from this account with personal checks

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Aleena · Answer 1

Aleena 29 November, 20:44

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To earn interest on your money.

Silas Pruitt · Answer 2

The correct answer is C. To earn interest on your money.

The money you put in your savings account with build interest over time, and is supposed to be left untouched. Although you can withdraw from it when needed, debit cards withdraw from your checking account, and it is encouraged to use a checking account for every day and regular purchases / bills.