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For Christmas your boss gives you a $1,500 bonus. You were not expecting the money, so you decide you want to invest it. What ki

nd of account be the best choice for you: Checking, Savings, Money Market or Certificate of Deposit? Explain your reason for your answer

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mel-nik [20]3 years ago

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Answer:

Savings

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I do my own banking that's why I know this

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