deposit accounts
Funds held safely
Deposit accounts are bank accounts where customers place money for safekeeping and typically earn interest.
The term encompasses savings accounts, checking accounts, money market accounts, and certificates of deposit.
Unlike investment accounts, deposit accounts are generally insured by government agencies up to certain limits: The FDIC insures deposit accounts up to $250,000.
- passbookSavings account record
- bank tellerFinancial transaction processor
- brick and mortarBusiness with premises
- FDIC insuranceFederal protection for bank accounts
- credit unionsMember-owned financial cooperatives
cash · interest rate · maturity · reconciliation · savings · overdraft protection · principal balance · retail banking · interest earnings · rainy day fund · ATM · paycheck · automatic transfer · balance · ledger · bank · liquid · routing
- bankingbank, banks, ATM, ATMs, accounts
- banking termsrouting number, balance, FDIC, bank statement, credit check
- lenderslenders, banks, mortgage lenders, commercial banks, savings banks
- propertyproperty, land, ownership, house, home
- reservesreserve, reserves, bank reserves, cash reserves, fuel reserve
- building loansmortgage, home loan, construction loan, interest rates, down payment
deposit accountsinvestment accounts
Vehicles for holding securities
brokerage accounts · securities · stocks · equities · mutual funds
deposit accountsloans
Borrowed money arrangements
lines of credit · mortgages · credit lines · borrowing · credit cards