Banks typically offer lower interest rates on business savings accounts compared to personal accounts for a some reasons. Business accounts usually involve larger sums of money and higher transaction volumes this make them more cost-effective for banks to manage. They also tend to have less risk associated with business savings, as businesses often maintain stable cash flows. Couple with those ones, business savings accounts are more likely to be used for operational purposes. This means funds are often withdrawn or transferred frequently, which can limit the amount of interest earned. Banks may prioritize other financial products like loans or investments which generate higher returns. Have you noticed the difference in interest rates between personal and business savings accounts? Let’s discuss!