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How is a savings account most useful?
for saving for a long time without withdrawing
for depositing and withdrawing money frequently
for using money for CDs and other investments
for using money in the near future but not right away
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for using money in the near future but not right away
A savings account is best when you want to set money aside, earn a little interest, and still be able to access it reasonably easily. It's not ideal for frequent transactions (that's checking) or for long-term, illiquid investments (CDs, retirement accounts, etc.).
A savings account is best when you want to set money aside, earn a little interest, and still be able to access it reasonably easily. It's not ideal for frequent transactions (that's checking) or for long-term, illiquid investments (CDs, retirement accounts, etc.).
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