savings book

I just had to find the post office savings book, then I'd be completely ready.

She put their savings book back, too, just as she had found it.

Dan opened the savings book and whistled when he saw the total.

In the study she retrieved their savings book.

It says the money coming in through the savings book will enable it to increase mortgage lending.

The post office's financial viability rests on its investment product, the good old post office savings book.

She had her own savings book.

"We've traced those Post Office Savings books," he went on.

Bill Ashley did not tell his wife about the $8,000, and he hid the savings book so that she would not find out.

He showed her a savings book with a $400 deposit and promised to marry her.

Now instead of savings books they have plastic Giftsaver cards with magnetic strips on the back.

Money can be paid into savings books and money can be withdrawn from them.

There was a much-fingered envelope, unsealed and tucked behind the cardboard cover of the savings book.

Germaine decides that pasting all those stamps into the savings books is too big a job for one woman, so she invites her friends over.

Clumsily she clawed out the foreign bankbooks and the savings book, pawing them onto the floor.

And he felt his searches had been vindicated when he found a savings book that he didn't know about.

The woman lost about £20 in cash and three National Savings books in the double theft.

'I'll need to draw something to keep me going till pay-day,' he said, taking a post office savings book from an inner pocket.

To that I can only say that there are no savings accounts in Austria, only savings books.

Back in his room, Kumalo opens the savings book to find that Msimangu has gifted him with more money than he's ever seen.

Vanessa Bluhdorn, a 24-year-old who works at a law firm, says it more bluntly: "The Germans love their savings books.

Lying on the yellowed keys were various bank-deposit books, post-office savings accounts, and building-society savings books.

In 1909, Caja Postal de Ahorros was set up as a public entity and started operations in 1916, based on savings books.

As Mrs Hlavac rightly pointed out, it is simply the case that many people open small savings books for their children, grandchildren and for the whole family.

Farmers' Weekly on the planning of a dairy herd, a J.B.S. Savings Book.