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Question 1

Since 2010, the interest rate on passbook accounts and certificates of deposit has
◦ been less than the average rate of inflation.
◦ closely tracked the average rate of inflation.
◦ exceeded the average rate of inflation by 1.5%.
◦ fluctuated widely.

Question 2

The amount protected by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in non-interest bearing checking accounts is
◦ zero.
◦ $100,000.
◦ unlimited.
◦ $250,000.
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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