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Imagine an elastic band. Over time, if you keep collecting elastic bands, stretching them ever tighter over in a ball, your humble elastic band can come together to make something really quite impressive. Most people’s savings start the same way.
This is where a Regular Savings account can help. This type of account can often pay a high rate in comparison to other savings accounts. You will have to commit to a regular contribution that falls between a minimum and maximum threshold, for a set number of months (normally 12).
Withdrawing your money from a Regular Savings account may not be possible or can be difficult. If you don’t meet the conditions of the account your rate may drop considerably, so be sure you can commit to the monthly contributions and withdrawal restrictions before taking out the account.
