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A contractor's escrow account is specifically designed to hold funds until specific contractual obligations are fulfilled. This means that the funds in the escrow account are securely held and not accessible to either party until the terms of the contract have been met. This arrangement helps ensure that both the contractor and the client are protected during a transaction, as it confirms that the contractor has the funds necessary to complete the work and that the client will have recourse if the terms of the contract are not satisfied.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately describe the purpose of a contractor's escrow account. An account for depositing license fees is not related to the contractual obligations of specific projects. Personal savings accounts do not serve the contractual assurance purpose of an escrow account, and accounts for tracking employee wages focus on payroll matters rather than project funding. Thus, the role of an escrow account is critical in maintaining trust and accountability in contractor-client relationships.