A deposit account is a type of bank account held at a financial institution that allows the account holder to accumulate funds and earn interest, while typically requiring advance notice to withdraw money.
A nonbank bank is an institution that provides most of the services of a traditional bank but is not a member of the Federal Reserve System and does not have a charter from a state banking agency.
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