A type of bank account with a fixed period of time and higher interest rate than a demand deposit; also known as a time deposit or certificate of deposit

A bank deposit that can be withdrawn at any time without advance notice; current deposit.

certificate of deposit; a receipt issued by a bank to a depositor containing details such as amount, date, and interest rate

a person who deposits money in a bank or financial institution; a saver or account holder

a book for recording bank deposits and withdrawals; passbook

money deposited or kept in a bank account

foreign currency savings or deposits held in a bank account

Funds that financial institutions must keep available to ensure they can meet customer withdrawals and settle accounts; this includes cash on hand and money kept at the central bank.

the percentage of total deposits that a bank must keep in its own vaults or at the central bank

Money placed in a bank or financial institution for accumulation, usually by individuals or non-profit groups, and typically categorized as either current or fixed deposits.