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TEA [102]
3 years ago
5

Megg Stallion wants to open an account with a balance of about 300, issued checks 50, and makes 6 deposits each month. Which ban

k(s) will be most fitting if she expects to always maintain a minimum of her monthly contribution and does not mind spending at most $6 per month
Business
1 answer:
Zigmanuir [339]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: Regular checking account with a monthly fee $4 for an unlimited number of checks,no monthly balance required and no interest earning.

Explanation:

I searched further online and got the options. The correct option will be "Regular checking account with a monthly fee $4 for an unlimited number of checks,no monthly balance Required and no interest earning"

Since Megg has an opening balance of 300, she can't open a account that requires a minimum balance of 400. Likewise, it'll be unwise to charges $6 monthly when the balance in the account falls below 300.

Therefore, she should open this account with a monthly fee of $4 and no minimum monthly balance required since the cost of keeping the account is cheaper and better than others.

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Explanation:

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