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WHAT DO WE MEAN BY CURRENT ACCOUNTS SEPARATE FROM SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS.

Answer Posted / swathi

Current account is to do commercial activites of a business
firm.but savings account is to make transctions of an
individual person.

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