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deposit something in(to) something
to put something into something. Please deposit your chewing gum into the wastebasket. You should deposit your money in the bank.
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You can reduce the liquidity risk by having cash that is liquid, like an emergency fund, so you won''t have to pull the money from your certificate of deposit in the event of an emergency.
Fixed Rate CDs Investment or Savings? by Lynn Stewart / Finance and Investment community
A Since April 6 2007, when you pay a tenancy deposit in respect of an assured shorthold tenancy, which is seems that your possible tenancy is, the landlord must protect your deposit through a tenancy deposit scheme.
Your Rights by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
There is also sometimes the need for a rent deposit in the case of commercial tenancies.
Position on tenants' deposits by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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