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deposit

[dih-poz-it] / dɪˈpɒz ɪt /




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In order to secure the property, they later offered to pay a six-week deposit and three months of rent upfront, totalling about £8,000.

From BBC

Total revenue slipped 5.3% to 5.69 billion euros, with higher income from fees and insurance cushioning softer net interest income—the difference between what lenders earn from loans and pay for deposits.

From The Wall Street Journal

On 20 January, contracts were exchanged and more than £49,000 transferred to cover stamp duty, the deposit and fees.

From BBC

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. in December said it had approved an application to insure Erebor’s deposits.

From The Wall Street Journal

This suggests that the ECB sees no reason anytime soon to change key interest rates, with the deposit rate staying at 2.00%.

From The Wall Street Journal