Bank deposits that allow the account owner to draw down an account with a check or a debit card are called _____

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Checkable deposits are bank deposits that allow the account owner to draw down an account with a check or a debit card. A savings deposit is not checkable, and while money market mutual fund accounts and time deposits are similar, they may have restrictions on the frequency and amount of withdrawals. Cash in bank vaults is not a type of deposit account.

Bank Deposits That Allow the Account Owner to Draw Down