NGPF Banking

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The best place to earn the highest interest rate possible as long as you don't need access to your money for a number of years.

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Certificate of Deposit

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Your money is safe in the bank even if the bank fails ...

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if the bank account is FDIC insured

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inflation

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The rate at which the prices for goods increases and consumers' purchasing power decreases.

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Many banks pay interest on: the money you deposit into your savings account, the money you deposit into your checking account, the money you put in the stock market, banks don't pay interest

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the money you deposit into your savings account

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savings

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income not spent on consumption, for more short-term goals

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Investing

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The process of setting money aside to increase wealth over time for long-term financial goals such as retirement.

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compound interest

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interest calculated on the initial principal and also on the accumulated interest of previous periods of a deposit or loan

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minimum deposit

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The least amount of money a bank requires when opening an account.

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online savings account

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A type of savings account that is managed online - there is no physical branch at which you can manage your savings. These accounts typically offer higher interest rates and lower or minimal fees.

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money market savings account

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An account similar to a traditional savings account but that typically pays higher interest. It requires a higher minimum balance, and may allow check writing from the account.

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