ou could earn 3% on your money in your checking account, as long as the minimum balance does not fall below 200.00. Your average monthly balance stays at 200, 9 months of the years. Three months you fall below the 200.00 required balance. Monthly service fee for falling below the 200.00 is 10.00 per month for each occurrence

ou could earn 3% on your money in your checking account, as long as the minimum balance does not fall below 200.00. Your average monthly balance stays at 200, 9 months of the years. Three months you fall below the 200.00 required balance. Monthly service fee for falling below the 200.00 is 10.00 per month for each occurrence

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ISBN:9781337671743

Author:BESLEY

Publisher:BESLEY

Chapter4: Time Value Of Money

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 19PROB

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