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Banks pay interest to customers through a
savings account.
credit card account.
mortgage account.
401k account.
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savings account
Explanation: Banks pay interest to customers who deposit money (e.g., in savings accounts or CDs). For credit cards and mortgages, the customer pays interest to the bank; a 401(k) is a retirement plan, not a direct bank interest payment.
Explanation: Banks pay interest to customers who deposit money (e.g., in savings accounts or CDs). For credit cards and mortgages, the customer pays interest to the bank; a 401(k) is a retirement plan, not a direct bank interest payment.
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