Certainly! Bank of America offers a variety of deposit accounts for both individual and business customers. Here are some of the most common ones: For Individual Customers: 1. Checking Accounts: Bank of America offers three types of checking accounts - Advantage SafeBalance, Advantage Plus, and Bank of America Premium Rewards. Each account has different features and benefits. 2. Savings Account: Bank of America offers a basic savings account with no monthly fees and competitive interest rates. 3. CDs (Certificates of Deposit): Bank of America offers a variety of CDs with different terms, ranging from 7 days to 10 years, and different interest rates. 4. Money Market Account: Bank of America's money market account pays higher interest than a regular savings account and has check-writing capabilities. 5. Individual Retirement Account (IRA): Bank of America offers traditional, Roth, and SEP IRAs for individual customers looking to save for retirement. For Business Customers: 1. Checking Accounts: Bank of America offers two types of business checking accounts - Business Advantage Fundamentals and Business Advantage Relationship. Each account has different features and benefits. 2. Savings Account: Bank of America offers a basic savings account with no monthly fees and competitive interest rates for businesses. 3. CDs (Certificates of Deposit): Bank of America offers a variety of CDs with different terms, ranging from 7 days to 10 years, and different interest rates for businesses. 4. Money Market Account: Bank of America's money market account pays higher interest than a regular savings account and has check-writing capabilities for businesses. 5. Business Retirement Plans: Bank of America offers a variety of retirement plans for businesses, including 401(k) plans, SIMPLE IRAs, and SEP IRAs. Each plan has different features and benefits.