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JAMB UTME - Economics - 1997

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In commercial banking, an account from which the customer cannot withdraw money instantly is a?
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In commercial banking, an account from which the customer cannot withdraw money instantly is called a time deposit account. This type of account is also known as a term deposit or a certificate of deposit (CD). When a customer opens a time deposit account, they agree to keep their money in the account for a specific period of time, known as the term. During this time, the customer cannot withdraw the money without paying a penalty. In exchange for this restriction, time deposit accounts typically offer higher interest rates than other types of deposit accounts. Therefore, the correct option is "time deposit account".
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