What is TRUE about non-depository financial institutions?
A.
They do not offer other types o...
What is TRUE about non-depository financial institutions?
A.
They do not offer other types of accounts, such as savings and checking accounts.
B.
Traditionally, they focused on providing loans and other money management services.
C.
They are all federally insured.
D.
They include commercial banks and credit unions.
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