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Business, 11.11.2019 21:31 aubreyfoster

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the difference between simple and compound interest in a savings account is that


you will always earn less than 10% interest with a simple interest savings
account

you will earn more interest with a simple interest in a savings account

you will always earn more than 10% interest with a compound savings account.

you will earn more interest with a compound interest savings account

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