The last financial crisis raised the question whether it is possible to provide stable funding for banking systems to protect them against further destabilization. The Capital Requirements Directive and Regulation “CRD IV/CRR” points out its sources – household deposits, under normal and stressed conditions. This paper presents the results of empirical analysis on the stability of household deposits placed in monetary financial institutions (MFIs) in the Euro area, in years 2006-2012. Its aim is to assess the adequacy of new liquidity norms described in CRR: Liquidity Coverage Ratio and Net Stable Funding Ratio. The paper discusses differences in the ability of individual nations to accumulate deposits and disparities among banking systems in availability of funds considered by regulator as stable. It reveals geographical variation of household preferences regarding to the duration and value of located sums per capita. It also proves the diversified impact of the phases of the last financial crisis on the values of household deposits located in the Eurozone MFIs.