High interest accounts for money you don't need right away

22 April 2008

Savings accounts for everyday use are all well and good for your weekly and monthly expenditures, but if you find you have a lot of money left over you should consider depositing it into a high interest account.

The difference between regular savings accounts where you can easily access your money and high interest accounts that may restrict your access is that you can often benefit from a higher interest rate at a lower deposit amount with the latter. This is because the bank has some surety of your account retaining the majority of its funds, and can therefore treat those funds as usable assets for investment purposes.

If you would like to learn more about high interest accounts, please visit the dedicated page or our great range of online savings accounts.


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