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QuizMultiple Choice

Banking and Financial Institutions

Question 9 • AFC Personal Financial Literacy and Economics S2

How does the Federal Deposit Insurance Company (FDIC) protect bank customers?

Answer
A
If customers can’t pay their bills, the FDIC provides them with short-term loans.
B
If customers lose their credit cards, the FDIC supplies them with replacements.
C
If a bank has a financial crisis, the FDIC safeguards its customers’ accounts.
D
If a bank can’t supply checkbooks, the FDIC can send them to customers.
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