1.What is the difference btw the interest banks pay you for keeping an account & a fee for an account? 2.When you open a checking account, what do you need to have with you?

3.What are three tips for writing checks?

4.What could happen if you do not keep track of the checks you write?

5.What is it call when you put money into your account?

1. I believe that the difference between  keeping an account & and a fee for an account is checking accounts don't have much interest, and are better for more purchases in bills and payments. For a fee like saving accounts, it's better for saving the money and such things like that.

2. You must require your two forms of identification. Which is a Social security card, driver's license, a state ID, and a passport or birth certificate at most. This is what you need to have with you when opening a checking account.

3. Use decimal points in order to tell the differences between dollars and cents. Those can easily mix up. Put a accurate date of what time you signed the check. Put out the amount in words, it helps a lot just incase they can't read the numbers.

4. If you could not keep the track of checks you write, it could mean that you have bounced the check. "Bouncing" the check means that you don't have enough money in your account to provide paying for it. Therefore, the bank gives you multiple fees and a organizer of all checks that you could not afford because you were not keeping up with the track of checks you wrote.

5. This is called a cash deposit.

Hope this helps! :))

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easy math just plug in a and b

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