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savings account
noun
- a bank account on which interest is paid, traditionally one for which a bankbook is used to record deposits, withdrawals, and interest payments.
savings account
noun
- an account at a bank that accumulates interest
Word History and Origins
Origin of savings account1
Example Sentences
Senate Bill 1452 expands the state’s education savings account voucher.
Affirm provides financing for online purchases to customers who don’t have savings accounts or credit histories, and might otherwise not be denied credit.
In theory, developers could pay a price for their emissions into a kind of county-owned savings account.
Those approaching retirement could at a minimum begin funneling some of their savings in their later years into a safe savings account to cover their first year or two of expenses in retirement.
To combat this challenge, we aim to help one million people open low-cost checking and savings accounts.
Set it up so that a fixed amount from every check goes into that new savings account.
You think the interest rate on your savings account is paltry?
“Currently, it is easier for a child to get a credit card than it is to get a savings account,” she says.
I have about $2K in a savings account and just began contributing to my 403(b).
Do you think I should invest $1K of my savings account money into the stock market?
As for Pant, he, for the first time in his life, had a savings account.
The government paid interest on savings and encouraged even the poorest to have a savings account.
I'll order silver mugs to-morrow, and start a savings account for each baby.
He could see his savings account going down almost to the vanishing point.
I'd suggest, however, that you start a savings account at the local bank with the enclosed salary check.
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