Earnings Allowance

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Definition of 'Earnings Allowance'

Calculation on the net funds available in a checking account and the credit amount can be used to offset all or a portion of monthly service charges. The rate for the earnings allowance is set at the bank's discretion.
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Investopedia explains 'Earnings Allowance'

The earnings allowance, or ECR, is not an account by itself. The rate is variable as it is usually based on some percentage of the 13-week T-Bill rate.

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