borrower
Borrower ^ correct answer no cap :)
borrower
Borrower ^ correct answer no cap :)
a lender
borrower
Borrower ^ correct answer no cap :)
borrower
Borrower ^ correct answer no cap :)
a lender
No. A share account is essentially a savings account...
Interest
"They have becomes duds, they use to be savings you can just deposit money in and they will act likes a regular bank account. but now they are gone.So long internet savings."
Lloyds Online Banking offers savings accounts for free if you meet certain requirements, such as the amount deposited in your account. Contact customer service of LOB if you qualify for a savings account with no fees.
At Citibank, a customer needs to only supply $100 to open a savings account with and they don't even need to have a preexisting checking account with the bank.
In an investment savings account a customer gets to share the profits of the banks. Every quarter the profit rates are decided and the customer gets that percentage of the profit as per the investment made.
I believe you are thinking of a certificate of deposit.