Which Is Better: Savings Accounts vs. Bonds

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Which Is Better: Savings Accounts vs. Bonds

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS: The savings account is an interest-bearing deposit account that pays a modest interest rate; their safety and reliability make it a great opinion to park your money. With an easily accessible fund, saving accounts pay you interest, and you can withdraw an unlimited amount from here. The interest earned from saving accounts is the taxable income i.e, the one upon which the ch income tax system imposes es tax. Savings accounts are tones used for loans, and the interest rates provided by the saving banks vary as banks and credit unions can change their rate anytime. Some savings accounts require a minimum balance to avoid monthly fees, whereas some don’t need any balance.

ADVANTAGES OF SAVING ACCOUNT ARE AS FOLLOWS:    

It is easy to be opened It has the potential to earn interest It keeps your money safe It provides liquidity and the facility of bill payments It provides easy, and good access as your funds are readily available

 Disadvantages of Saving Account are as follows:    

They have lower interest than other accounts There is a federal limit on saving withdrawal There is a requirement of minimal balance The interest is compounded monthly or even annually Some institutions also charge fees for the saving accounts


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