Talletuksilla

Talletuksilla is a Finnish grammatical form: it is the adessive plural of the noun talletus, meaning a deposit. In Finnish, talletukset refers to funds placed with a financial institution, such as a bank, or to other kinds of security deposits. The form talletuksilla is used to indicate location or association with deposits, roughly translating to “on deposits” or “at deposits.”

In financial terminology, talletukset cover the funds that customers place in banks or other institutions, including demand deposits, savings deposits, time deposits, and certificates of deposit. When talletuksilla is used, it typically describes the deposits as a category of assets or liabilities in accounting and statistics, for example in phrases like talletuksilla olevat varat (assets on deposit) or talletuksilla olevat asiakkaat (customers with deposits). The term emphasizes the deposited nature of the funds rather than their investment or loan purposes.

Talletuksilla is more common in formal or technical contexts, such as macroeconomic data, banking balance sheets, or financial reporting. It helps distinguish deposited funds from other forms of wealth or investment, such as securities or loans. In everyday language, speakers tend to use talletus or talletukset; talletuksilla appears mainly when precision about the location or status of funds is desired.

See also: talletus, talletukset, pankkitalletukset, finanssianalyysi.