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What are current accounts?
What is a current account?
Solution
Amounts in a current account can be deposited and withdrawn an unlimited number of times. It is opened by a businessman who has a significant volume of frequent bank transactions. A current account holder can get an overdraft from the bank. This sort of account does not pay interest.
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