A Call Account Rate typically varies more frequently than rates on Fixed Deposits or Savings Accounts. It's designed for highly liquid accounts where funds can be accessed on demand, making the rate often lower and subject to market fluctuations compared to longer-term fixed rates.

The interest rates on a call account are influenced by several factors, including the central bank's monetary policy, market demand for liquidity, and the bank's own funding requirements. Additionally, the currency in which the account is held can affect the rate due to varying economic conditions and inflation rates.

Investing in a Call Account with a higher interest rate allows you to earn better returns on your idle funds while maintaining full liquidity. This means you can maximise your earnings without locking your money into long-term commitments, offering a balance of flexibility and profitability.

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