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Bank Deposits

FCNR

A FCNR deposit, or Foreign Currency Non-Repatriable account deposit, is a type of Fixed Deposit Foreign Currency account strictly for depositing, not for saving. It allows for deposits in major currencies such as US Dollars, UK Pounds, Canadian Dollars, Deutsche Marks, Japanese Yen, and Euros. Unlike a savings account, this type of deposit offers the potential to earn higher interest rates.

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