bank deposits
Money put away
Bank deposits are funds placed into accounts at financial institutions for safekeeping or to earn interest.
The term covers checking accounts, savings accounts, and certificates of deposit.
Banks use these pooled deposits to make loans, paying depositors interest while charging borrowers higher rates.
The bank's deposits grew by twelve percent last quarter.
- passbookSavings account record
- savings accountInterest-bearing bank holding
- joint accountBank holding with co-owners
- currencyMedium of exchange
- FDIC insuranceFederal protection for bank accounts
withdrawal · overdraft protection · liquidity · interest rate · rainy day fund · money market account · wire transfer · routing number · mobile banking · FDIC · financial stability · certificate · ATM · bonds · savings · principal · statement · balance
- money systemsmoney supply, money printing, printing money, fiat currency, paper money
- bankingbanks, ATM, ATMs, account, accounts
- errandsgrocery shopping, groceries, grocery run, dry cleaning, pharmacy
- liquid assetscash, money, funds, savings, ready money
- river depositsalluvium, silt, gravel bar, river sand, sediment layers
- Demonetizationold notes, cash shortage, liquidity crisis, withdrawal limits, currency exchange
bank depositscash on hand
Currency immediately accessible
mattress money · cash in hand · pocket money · petty cash · cash reserves
bank depositsreal estate holdings
Owned land and buildings
fixed assets · bank lending · long-term investments · retirement accounts · property