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A nominal deposit refers to the amount of money deposited in a financial institution without adjusting for inflation or interest rates. It represents the face value of the funds placed in an account, typically used to denote the actual money deposited rather than its purchasing power over time. Nominal deposits are often contrasted with real deposits, which account for inflation and reflect the true value of money over time.

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