25. Why would a bank charge you compound interest rather than simple interest? A Because they can make more money B Because it is easier to calculate C Because it is easier to pay off D Because it requires

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25. Why would a bank charge you compound interest rather than simple interest?

A Because they can make more money
B Because it is easier to calculate
C Because it is easier to pay off
D Because it requires a better credit score

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Answer (D) requires a better credit score

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Because it requires a better credit score

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