Current account and savings account are two types of bank accounts used for different purposes.
A savings account is used to save money and earn interest.
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A current account is mainly used for business transactions.
It allows unlimited transactions but usually does not provide interest.
A salaried person uses a savings account to save money.
A business owner uses a current account for daily transactions.
Interest is only available in savings account.
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Savings account gives interest, current account usually does not.
Yes, you can open both depending on your needs.
It depends on usage. For business, current is better. For saving, savings account is better.
Yes, both accounts may require minimum balance depending on bank.