saversav‧er /ˈseɪvə $ -ər/ noun [countable] 
Mutual funds have been attractive to small savers (=people who save small amounts of money).
EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS
- An intelligently wired house would be a life saver to the disabled and elderly.
- For savers, the picture probably will get bleaker.
- Hand savers Too much varnish remover can make nails brittle.
- In addition to ads, the screen saver features the information crawl at the bottom of the screen.
- In this month's personal finance feature below we look at how the Budget will affect expatriate savers and investors.
- Moreover, Isa savers could have access to their money within 30 days, while Tessa savers had to wait three months.
- Snap, Crackle and Pop lore, Kellogg screen savers, etc.
- Triodos's range of accounts includes six Partnership Accounts that allow savers to channel money into worthwhile causes.
WORD SETS
acceptor, nounA/D, after date, adverbagio, nounAPACS, ARM, Asian Development Bank, nounATM, nounaval, nounbalance, nounbank, nounbank, verbbank account, nounbank balance, nounbankbook, nounbank card, nounbank draft, nounbanker, nounbanker's card, nounbanker's order, nounbank manager, nounbank mandate, bank money, banknote, nounbank rate, nounBBA, nounb/e, blank cheque, nounBoard of Banking Supervision, nounB of E, bounce, verbbuilding society, nounC/A, cap and collar, nouncapital adequacy, nouncard, nouncardholder, nouncash account, cash against documents, nouncash card, nouncash dispenser, nouncashier, nouncash machine, nouncash management, Cashpoint, nouncash ratio, central bank, nouncertificate of deposit, nouncertificate of protest, nouncharge account, nouncharge card, nouncheckbook, nounchecking account, nounchequebook, nouncheque card, nounCHIPS, CIB, clear, verbclearance, nounclearer, nounclearing bank, nounclearing house, nounClearing House Automated Payment System, nounClearing House Interbank Payments System, nounclient account, CMO, co-manager, nounComptroller of the Currency, nounconfirmed irrevocable credit, credit, verbcredit analysis, credit appraisal, credit control, credit facility, credit rationing, nouncross, verbcrossed cheque, nouncurrent account, nouncustodial account, debit, noundebit, verbdebit card, noundebit note, noundemand account, denomination, noundeposit, noundeposit account, noundeposit certificate, depositor, noundepository institution, deposit protection fund, noundevelopment bank, direct debit, noundirect deposit, noundiscount loan, documentary credit, draft, noundraw, verbeffective rate, EFTPOS, nounendorsee, nounendorser, nounescrow account, Euribor, nounEurodollar, nounEuropean interbank offered rate, export credit, extended credit, face amount, Federal funds, fiduciary, nounfinance charge, financial institution, nounforeign currency account, funder, nounFX, giro, nounhole-in-the-wall, nounidle balance, institutional investment, Issue Department, nounissuer, nounlodgment, nounlong-term credit, loro account, medium-term credit, merchant bank, nounmoney market, nounmoney order, nounnegotiable, adjectivenon-negotiable, adjectivenostro account, note issuance facility, notice account, NOW account, numbered account, overdraft, nounoverfunding, nounoverlend, verbpassbook, nounpayee, nounpaying-in book, nounpaying-in slip, nounpersonal credit, personal identification number, nounPIN, nounpostdate, verbpublic account, R/D, rediscounting, nounreserves, nounrevolving credit, risk analysis, nounsafety-deposit box, nounsave, verbsaver, nounsavings account, nounsavings bank, nounsecured credit, seignorage, nounself-liquidating, adjectiveshort-term credit, smart card, nounstanding order, nounstub, nounsuspense account, Switch card, nounteller, noununsecured credit, vostro account, yield spread,
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY Mutual funds have been attractive to small savers (=people who save small amounts of money).COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE
Mutual funds have been attractive to small savers (=people who save small amounts of money).· But what it does show was that, in 1979, small savers were treated the same as larger savers.· In the case of trusts based on prosperous urban centres, there was a considerable increase in the participation of smaller savers.· This will be valid for small savers but not for the whole currency.· Your bank dominates the profitable Hongkong retail market, with its population of hard-working small businessmen and savers.
NOUN· Facilities like the screen saver that's built in are redundant with Windows 3.1, but with version 3.0, are useful.· But they also appear on a screen saver that PointCast includes with its software.· Screen Antics Windows screen savers don't generally stop people from working, at least they didn't before Johnny Castaway came along!· In addition to ads, the screen saver features the information crawl at the bottom of the screen.· So screen savers are, as you might say, a bit of a luxury.· One path to self-indulgence lies in having just the right level of tastelessness for a screen saver on your computer.· It's a screen saver, yes, but that's only where it starts.· Snap, Crackle and Pop lore, Kellogg screen savers, etc.
WORD FAMILYnounsavesaversavingsavingssaviour/saviorverbsave
someone who saves money in a bank: Mutual funds have been attractive to small savers (=people who save small amounts of money).