Answer:
She has the peace of mind that her money will remain safe in the bank.
Explanation:
A "deposit money" refers to an amount of money that a person deposits/puts into the bank for the reason of keeping it safe. This is the actual benefit of depositing money.
However, if Lila deposits her earnings into a savings account, it will earn interest. It is only the checking account that doesn't earn interest over time because it is meant for daily transactions. This makes the second sentence (She does not receive any interest from her savings account) incorrect.
Transferring money through checks is actually safer than withdrawing cash and carrying it with you. Thieves will be attracted to steal your money if you carry it around. Checks can be traced and it can only be cashed out by the person you've issued it to. This makes the third sentence (She feels that transferring money through checks is unsafe) incorrect.
