- categories:
personal property,
including homes or automobiles;
monetary savings, such as the ac****ulation of past income; and the
capital wealth of income...
-
Daylight saving time (DST), also
referred to as
daylight saving(s),
daylight savings time,
daylight time (United
States and Canada), or
summer time (United...
- A
savings account is a bank
account at a
retail bank.
Common features include a
limited number of withdrawals, a lack of
cheque and
linked debit card...
- A
health savings account (HSA) is a tax-advantaged
medical savings account available to
taxpayers in the
United States who are
enrolled in a high-deductible...
- The
earliest savings bonds were the war bond
programs of
World War II.
Examples of
savings bonds include:
Canada Savings Bond
Ontario Savings Bond Saskatchewan...
- higher.
Saving does not
automatically include interest.
Saving differs from
savings. The
former refers to the act of not
consuming one's ****ets,
whereas the...
- A
savings and loan ****ociation (S&L), or
thrift institution, is a
financial institution that
specializes in
accepting savings deposits and
making mortgage...
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order to
receive defined benefits upon retirement. It is a tax
deferred savings vehicle that
allows for the tax-free ac****ulation of a fund for
later use...
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parts were the
Commonwealth Trading Bank of Australia, the
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia, and the
Commonwealth Development Bank.
Founded in 1911...
- A
savings bank is a
financial institution that is not run on a profit-maximizing basis, and
whose original or
primary purpose is
collecting deposits on...
