Business, 18.03.2021 02:10 dylannhandy
After noticing the difference between the two balances, you are concerned because you have a college loan
payment of $1225.00 that is due on Friday, and you won't be paid again until Monday. You expected to have at
least $1225.00 in your checking account to cover your loan payment, but the $1205.00 balance on your
statement suggests you don't have enough money. What should you do?
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