small saving account造句

• Most of the new listings are small savings accounts containing an average of dlrs 138, officials said earlier this month.
• Institutions providing these services try to avoid traditional barriers to lending, while clients are encouraged to start small savings accounts.
• Institutions providing the loans try to avoid traditional barriers to lending, while clients are encouraged to start small savings accounts.
• Two small boys who, with their mother, live on public assistance, handed over the small savings account they had started.
• Small savings accounts are expensive to administer, threatening to burn up a quarter of a low-wage worker's annual deposit in commissions and bank fees.
• She keeps pocket money and a small savings account for herself and sends about $ 290 a month home _ a substantial sum in her family's poor community.
• The banks concede that most of the new listings are small savings accounts, many of which probably were forgotten after they were opened by Swiss citizens for their godchildren.
• He had begun his new life with a small savings account, but was spending it with abandon, ceaselessly buying pay-per-view shows and music tapes.
• The banks concede that most of the new listings are small savings accounts, many of which probably were forgotten after they were opened by Swiss citizens with a few francs for their godchildren.
• The Bharatiya Janata Party's top leadership rejected demands by some party members and business groups to reverse the recent decisions to hike cooking gas prices by 20 percent, lower interest rates on small savings accounts, and end some tax saving concessions.
• Whether the estate is a small savings account and a handful of heirloom jewelry pieces or $ 2 million in assets, the executor's goal is roughly the same : Pay off creditors and taxes, close out the deceased's business, manage or liquidate investments and divide up heirlooms and real estate.