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    YOU CAN BANK ON BANKS

    May 01, 2019 3 minutes
    by Kathiann M. Kowalski

    Put money in a piggy bank, and it sits there. Put that money in a banking account, and it goes to work. To learn more, COBBLESTONE spoke with Ann-Marie La Porta. She’s a vice president and senior advisor in the Private Banking department at Huntington National Bank in Cleveland, Ohio.

    What is a bank?

    A bank is where you put your money so it remains safe. And it’s a place where you can earn money on your money.

    How does that work?

    Customers who have accounts are actually

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