What is the difference between a current account and a savings account?

Asked Jul 1, 2016· 1 answer
Faisal KhanAnswered Jul 1, 2016
A current account is a checking account, one that does not give you any interest on your deposits. A savings account is just that, savings! it gives your daily interest on the money deposited in the account.
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