Why does a savings account make a better investment than a checking account? I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST Savings accounts earn interest.

Checking accounts have an annual fee.

Savings accounts pay an annual dividend.

Checking accounts aren't government-insured.​

Savings accounts earn interest, therefore, these accounts typically come with higher interest rates than checking accounts — especially high-yield savings accounts — allowing you to grow your money faster. The drawback of that perk is that your funds are not as easily accessible.

Explanation:

Savings accounts pay an annual dividend.