Tim has a checking account with $1,200 remaining after paying bills after several months. He wants to earn interest on this money rather than keep extra money he does not need for monthly bills in his checking account. Over the next year, he thinks he might need to withdraw $100 one or two times. His bank requires $250 to open a regular savings account, $500 for a one-year CD, $750 for a two-year CD, and $1,000 to open a money market account. Decide which choice would be the best for his situation.

I think a regular savings account would be the best choice.

Step-by-step explanation:

Because, he doesn't have that much in there, so why would he need a special offer? The one year option could be decent but he said that he is going to put the money that he doesn't need for his bills, in a new account. (Did you know that if you let an account sit unused, the bank transfers money into your account?)

Although, it depends on how much money he plans to put in the account. A two-year CD could be a great option. Since, he said he might need to withdraw $100 one or two times, the next year. So a two year account can be be good too.

Just pick the one you think is better, don't rush!

MONEY MARKET ACCOUNT ($1k) OR REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNT($250)

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