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A savings account is the most basic type of bank account and is used by individuals (singly or jointly) to park money for carrying out various day-to-day financial transactions. These accounts do not have any maturity or end date, unless the customer specifically requests for a closure. Interest rates: Savings accounts give interest on the money deposited in them. The interest is calculated on the minimum balance kept in the account on a daily basis. But the interest earned on these accounts is not paid out quarterly instead of monthly. The interest rates applicable on these accounts vary from bank to bank. Earlier, the savings account rates were regulated by RBI at 4%. But after de-regulation in 2011, banks are now free to offer their own rates.
Tomâs response. It depends on what you mean by maturity. Final maturity â when they stop earning interest â is 30 years after the issue date for all Series EE and I Savings Bonds, as well as for all Series E bonds that are still earning interest. For Series HH and H Savings Bonds, final maturity comes after 20 years. Series EE bonds also have an original maturity date â when they will be worth at least double your original investment. Series I, H, and HH bonds are all sold at face value and donât have this feature.