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What is the difference between a checking and savings account?

by Guest31857  |  earlier

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  1. Savings account is strictly for deposits.  You want to write a check, you have to get a separate account, a checking account.


  2. A savings account has an interest rate associated with it -- so if you have money in your savings account, the bank will actually  pay you for having it there.

    A checking account doesn't have this interest rate -- its basically just an account that you have to keep some cash in to cover your debitcard/checks you write.

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