Savings accounts usually offer interest rates than checking accounts. it is to access your money in a savings account than in a checking account.

They usually offer higher interest rates, and its harder to access your money when its in a savings account.

The reason it's harder is because savings is for what the name says-- saving. It's in a separate place than your checking, and usually requires going to a bank or ATM.

Checking is for using a debit card, so it's easily accessible by swiping your card and withdrawing immediately. 

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Which of the following is an example of an opposing signal? no examplthates given.   i would say, that traffic lights in a city at major intersections direct the flow of traffic in opposite directions so would be an example.also, stop signs on either side of the same street would be an example. at a train crossing, the light for allowing car traffic in opposite directions or not would be another example.

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