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What is a savings deposit locked away for a fixed time called?
Answer: Term deposit
Why: Its opposite, a demand deposit, lets you withdraw money at any time without notice.
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What did a 2011 study show people that made them save more?
Answer: Their aged faces
Why: In one experiment, those who saw their aged selves put about twice as much into long-term savings.
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What do South Africans call a rotating savings club?
Answer: Stokvel
Why: The name comes from stock fairs, the rotating cattle auctions of English settlers in the Eastern Cape in the early 1800s.
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Which effect got staff to save more 'after your next birthday'?
Answer: Fresh start effect
Why: Dates without a new-beginning feel, such as Valentine's Day, did not raise saving in the same study.
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About what share of income did euro-area households save in spring 2020?
Answer: About a quarter
Why: Household spending fell 12.6% that quarter while income dropped only 3.3%, so the saving rate jumped.
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Into how many parts does the Talmud tell you to split your money?
Answer: Three
Why: The rule puts one third in the ground, one third into business and keeps the last third at hand.