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Savings accounts are different from investments in that they: a.are only available at savings banks. b.carry a risk of losing money. c.typically have lower earning potential. d.are FDIC-insured up to $100,
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Savings accounts are different from investments in that they:

a.are only available at savings banks.
b.carry a risk of losing money.
c.typically have lower earning potential.
d.are FDIC-insured up to $100,000.

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the answer would be C.
savings accounts typically have lower earning potentials than investments do.
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