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Course overview
Lesson Overview

3.2 – Differences Between Checking and Savings Accounts: A checking account is designed for daily spending, making it easy to pay for food, transportation, or bills using a debit card or checks, while a savings account is meant for storing money long-term so it can grow over time. Checking accounts allow frequent withdrawals and purchases, but usually earn little or no interest because the money moves often. Savings accounts encourage patience because the money stays put and earns interest, which is extra money the bank pays you for keeping your funds there. Using both accounts together helps you stay organized by separating what you need now from what you are planning for later. Keeping savings secure prevents overspending and creates a cushion for emergencies or goals. Understanding the purpose of each account builds strong habits and confidence in managing money wisely.

About this course

Practical skills to manage money wisely, build financial stability, and make informed financial decisions.

This course includes:
  • Budgeting templates and expense tracking tools
  • Credit building and debt reduction guides
  • Introductory investing and savings strategy resources

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