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16 September, 10:51

Savings accounts are different from investments in that they APEX

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  1. 16 September, 11:19
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    A savings account is a way to save money in a bank. When you deposit money into a savings account you have a backed guarantee that your money is protected because your money is FDIC-insured. Meaning the federal government insures you that the money you deposit is yours. When you invest you are putting money into something to hopefully generate a large return but these are not FDIC-insured deposits. There is risk associated with an investment unlike an FDIC-insured deposit.
  2. 16 September, 14:09
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    Answer is "offer high-profit potential." on A-p-e-X

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    I had to take one for the team and got it wrong on my first try.
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