Question

What is a bank customer's share of the profits made on loans?

Responses

principal payments

principal payments

stock dividends

stock dividends

savings account interest

savings account interest

exchange rates

Answer 1

A bank customer's share of the profits made on loans is typically represented by **savings account interest**. When a bank lends money, it earns interest from the loans, and part of that profit is returned to customers in the form of interest on their savings accounts. This means that while customers may not directly receive a share of profits from loan interest, they benefit from higher interest rates on their deposits, which is influenced by the bank's overall profitability.

Other options like principal payments and dividends relate to different financial concepts and do not directly represent a customer's share of loan profits.