The Netherlands is the country in the world where people save the most. Saving is very popular and that is why people in the Netherlands are always looking for the highest interest rate.
The interest has been very low in recent years, because you often only received 0.01% per year for money in the savings account. Interest rates have been rising rapidly lately, which is why it is now a good idea to see which bank gives you the most interest.
In addition to the well-known banks such as ING, Rabobank and Abn Amro, foreign banks are also active in the Netherlands. These banks have no offices in the Netherlands and arrange everything via internet banking. Therefore, they can keep costs lower. In addition, they try to compete with the well-known large banks. To make this more attractive, they often offer a higher interest rate than the traditional Dutch banks.
These foreign banks meet the same requirements as the Dutch banks and your money is just as well protected as with the Dutch banks.
Bank | Savings account | Time deposit account | |
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Abn Amro | 0,25% | Yes, 1 to 10 years, 1,1% to 1,9% | more info |
ING | 0.25% | Yes, 3 to 5 years, 1,25% to 1,50% | more info |
Rabobank | 0,25% | No | more info |
Bigbank | 1,00% | Yes, 1 to 10 years, 2,3% to 3,00% | more info |
SNS bank | 0,01% | Yes, 10 years, 0,15% | more info |
ASN bank | 0,01% | Yes, 10 years, 0,15% | more info |
Triodos bank | 0.00% | No | more info |
Openbank | 0,75% | No | more info |
NIBC Direct | 0,50% | Yes, 3 months to 10 years, 0,6% to 2,00% | more info |
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