savings fund

noun
UK /ˈseɪvɪŋz fʌnd/
US /ˈseɪvɪŋz fʌnd/

A savings fund is money you keep in a safe place to use later.

She put her birthday money into her savings fund for a new bike.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A pool of money set aside by a group or organization for a specific purpose.

The club started a savings fund to pay for its yearly trip.

3. Money collected regularly, such as through payroll deductions, to be used for a future goal.

He joined the company's savings fund to save for retirement.

4. An account or plan where money is kept and allowed to grow over time.

The family opened a savings fund for their child's education.