The phrase "account deposit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a financial transaction in which funds are added to a financial account. For example, "I made an account deposit of $300 into my savings account."
Why does the Fed not require banks to go public with their real checking account deposit data?
It also said that its retail banking operation showed account, deposit and loan growth and that its credit card business benefited from higher charge volume.
They can also open a bank account, deposit their cheque, and be issued with a debit card for use at KidZania cash machines.
*Now that the Kellogg Company is sponsoring a promotion with the E*Trade Group, centered on a $100 bonus account deposit for consumers who buy Smart Start cereal, will their next joint venture be a Special 401(K)?
It can be said that "account" is an abstraction of current account, deposit account, and so on.
Offers are customized to the customer's actual account or type of transaction, such as a small-business owner checking account deposit, and they include scripted language to walk the service rep through the offer and answer questions.
Average checking account deposits are up slightly to $169 billion, from $166 billion in the period last year.
There is some precedent – Mrs Thatcher's government took 20% of bank profits in the early 1980s through a 2.5% levy on their noninterest bearing current account deposits.
Around the same time, he received, in his bank account, deposits of at least seven hundred thousand euros an eye-catching windfall, for a cabbie.
Back in the 1980s, Margaret Thatcher's government took 20% of bank profits through a 2.5% levy on their non-interest bearing current account deposits.
In order to evade reserve requirements, which mandate that a certain fraction of deposits be held in reserve and not lent out, many banks sweep much of their checking account deposits into shadow money-market-deposit savings accounts before reporting those deposits to the Fed.
