In a savings account, the interest rate is the percentage your savings earn over time, and it can be variable or fixed. A withdrawal limit refers to the maximum amount you're allowed to take out within a specific period, often monthly. Some accounts may also have terms like minimum balance, which is the least amount you must keep in your account to avoid fees or earn interest. Understanding these terms can help you choose the right account for your needs. For detailed advice tailored to your situation, consider consulting with a regulated financial adviser.