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Business day and non-business day

A business day is any day that is not a non-business day. This includes weekdays, typically Monday through Friday. On the other hand, a non-business day refers to any Saturday or Sunday, as well as bank holidays that are not considered part holidays under 'The Banking Act 1908'. This also includes any day where a bank's premises are not open for business. Understanding these terms is crucial for navigating the financial world with ease.

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