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Business, 26.03.2021 17:30, kcouch2006

David is a high school senior who wants to open a checking account. He won't need to write many checks, but he would like access to ATMs without paying extra fees. He will be able to maintain a balance over $25.Create a table with the results, like the one shown above. Compare the information and decide which checking account is best for David. Write your answers in the text box below.

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