Which type of account typically has low liquidity? A. Checking Account B. Savings Account C. Money Market Account D. Certificate of Deposit (CD)

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asked Apr 19, 2018 93.3k views

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Which type of account typically has low liquidity?

A. Checking Account
B. Savings Account
C. Money Market Account
D. Certificate of Deposit (CD)

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I wouldnt pick my answer as the first, but i would say Checking Account

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