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Definition of deposit account in English: deposit accountnoun British A bank account that pays interest and is usually not able to be drawn on without notice or loss of interest. Example sentencesExamples - No deposit account will be able to match that sustainably (even if they might have artificially high rates for short periods in an attempt to boost market share).
- The traditional savings route was the bank deposit account, which used to pay a respectable rate of interest.
- Individuals can open a deposit account which attracts an interest rate of up to 2% and the money is used to lend to charities at a cheaper interest rate than they might normally find on the High Street.
- Thus, where a customer was insolvent a lien could be exercised by the bank over funds standing to the credit of his fixed deposit account.
- By comparison you need to invest £20 to get one pound of interest in a deposit account.
- They work by tying together your current account, your deposit account, any personal borrowings and your mortgage.
- How about switching to a better business bank account, or finding a high-interest deposit account?
- If savers choose a deposit account, a separate interest payment of about two to four per cent could be added.
- You'd have done better saving the same amount into a bad deposit account (paying annual interest of just over 0.8%) over ten years.
- EBS has three managed funds and a deposit account to choose from.
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