A savings account, by defination, allowes you to deposit your money safe with the Bank.

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A savings account is a secure way to deposit money with a bank for safekeeping and potential growth through interest.

Savings accounts typically offer a lower interest rate compared to other types of accounts like CDs or money market accounts.
Funds in a savings account are easily accessible for withdrawals, but may have limitations on the number of transactions allowed per month.
Some savings accounts require a minimum balance to avoid fees or to earn interest.
Interest earned on savings accounts is usually compounded either daily, monthly, or annually.
Examples of savings accounts include traditional savings accounts, high-yield savings accounts, and online savings accounts.

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