what is difference between the saving account and fixed deposit account
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Fixed Deposits have a fixed lock-in period, which limits the unnecessary withdrawal of your money until maturity. A savings account, on the other hand, enables you to withdraw any amount at any time, which proves detrimental to your goal of wealth appreciation.
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Fixed Deposits have a fixed lock-in period, which limits the unnecessary withdrawal of your money until maturity. A savings account, on the other hand, enables you to withdraw any amount at any time, which proves detrimental to your goal of wealth appreciation.
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