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Savings accounts are bank accounts that are aimed at people who have the ability to raise money regularly.

Usually non-interest or the interest it generates is minimal compared to other financial instruments, but, as is somewhat the next in terms of reduced risk and availability of money, because when you need money can be withdrawn saved.

Savings accounts are in sight in local currency accounts that do not generate interest and have no adjustments. The idea is that through this type of accounts the user can keep your money in a safe place (not to be under the mattress) and access the money available immediately when needed.

Such accounts differ mainly of fixed-term accounts, where interest is obtained in exchange for losing the availability of money for months that the term is applied. In these cases it is also possible to have the money (withdrawn from the term) if it is needed urgently. In this case many times giving way to lose the interest earned if you remove the money before the completion date.

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