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Nastasia [14]
3 years ago
8

What savings account generally pays the least amount of interest of all savings options? account

Business
1 answer:
Hunter-Best [27]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Regular savings accounts

Explanation:

Regular savings accounts are also called deposit savings accounts. They are the easiest way to save money in a bank or credit union and receive interest. These types of accounts require a small deposit to open, and the minimum balance is also low. One can avoid monthly charges by maintaining the minimum balance at all times.

The deposit/regular savings accounts are very liquid. Most banks will not have restrictions on the number of deposits and withdrawals per period, say a month. Due to this feature, these accounts earn the lowest interest compared to the other savings accounts. Deposit/ regular accounts are also referred to as transactional savings accounts.  

The other types of savings accounts include Money market accounts and Certificates of deposit accounts.

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