What do banks do with some of the profits they make by loaning out the money in their customers' savings accounts?

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The correct answer is A. Pay interest on savings accounts.

They use your money to give out loans and when people pay the loan back with interest, they take the interest and split it between themselves and your account because you were helpful to them.

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