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sp2606 [1]
2 years ago
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Jana has $100 to open a checking account. she can maintain a monthly balance of $300. she also has a savings account at the same

bank. she plans to use online bill paying and write fewer than 10 checks per month. she currently uses her bank’s atm several times per month. jana does not overdraw her account. bank account terms and conditions bank account terms and conditions. bank b is best for jana. jana wants an account with the lowest fees. which checking account would be best for jana? account a account b account c account d
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1 answer:
satela [25.4K]2 years ago
8 0

Bank account is opened in bank to save/ deposit money and generate interest from it. Jana should choose account b.

<h3>What is a bank account?</h3>

It is an account in bank where money deposited, and it can be withdrawn by check or passbook and bank gives interest on deposit. A bank provides Current, Savings, Fixed Deposit Accounts, Recurring Deposits facilities.

It is better for Jana to choose account b as the minimun balance required is $250, and it charges 0 for ABC bank ATMs and check writing limit is more, i.e. 12/ month.

Therefore, Jana should choose account b.

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