Get 1.96 % AER with a Demand Deposit Account from Resurs Bank

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Start saving from €1.00
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Interest booked quarterly
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No fees or hidden charges
Country:Sweden

Sweden

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Rate

Term

Currency

Product Type

1.96 %

AER

Currency

EUR

Product Type

Demand Deposit
Demand Deposit
Interest & product details
Gross rate
1.95%

AER
1.96%

Availability
Available anytime

When will the bank open my savings account?
Resurs Bank open savings accounts daily on business days.

Interest capitalisation?
Compounding on 1st day of each quarter

Interest type
Variable - The rate may change at any time. We will let you know any about changes in advance.

Deposit amounts & Taxation details
Currency
EUR

How much can you save?
€1 - €100,000

Fees
There are no fees or hidden charges

Taxation of deposit interest
Swedish banks do not deduct tax on savings for Irish customers. This means your interest is paid in full (gross). For more details, please see the product information sheet. Important: Irish deposit interest tax (DIRT) is not deducted automatically. Any interest earned must be declared to Revenue in an annual tax return.

Documents to be submitted
You can open this savings account entirely online.

This savings account is provided in collaboration with Raisin and requires you to open a free Raisin Account. Raisin offers you access to more than 150 savings accounts from 30 banks across Europe - all through one easy to use platform.

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1. Open a Raisin Account

Sign up for a Raisin Account and complete our straightforward online indentification process to get started.

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2. Choose a savings account

Choose a savings account, decide the amount you wish to deposit, and submit your application. With over 100 savings accounts from more than 20 banks across Europe, there's something for everyone.

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3. Start saving!

Then, securely transfer the amount you wish to save to your Raisin Account, and we’ll take care of the rest. Start making your savings work for you today!

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About the Bank

Resurs Bank, a key entity within The Resurs Group and a leading force in retail finance across the Nordic region, is a Swedish financial services company established in 1977. Over the years, Resurs has become a premier partner for sales-driven payment and loyalty solutions in retail and e-commerce. The bank collaborates with over 1,200 retail partners and 35,000 stores, serving approximately 5.7 million private customers across Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Finland, making it one of the fastest-growing niche banks in the Nordics. In the private sector, Resurs has broadened its offerings to include savings accounts, insurance policies, consumer loans, and credit cards. The bank obtained its banking licence in 2001 and operates under the supervision of the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority. Headquartered in Helsingborg, Sweden, Resurs maintains full-service offices in Oslo, Copenhagen, and Helsinki.

Deposit Guarantee Scheme

In accordance with EU Directive 2014/49/EU, deposits with this Bank, inclusive of accrued interest not yet credited, are guaranteed by the Swedish statutory deposit guarantee scheme up to (the equivalent in euros of) SEK 1,150,000 per account holder, per bank. This amount also includes possible deposits and/or savings accounts ordered outside Raisin Bank. This protection covers the deposits of all natural persons, not only Swedish citizens. In the event of an intervention by the Swedish DGS, the payment shall be made in Euros to your Raisin Account, within 7 business days from the time the DGS comes into effect. In this case, the exchange rate applied will be the one valid at the time of the bank’s administrative settlement process and is thus subject to currency fluctuations. The administrator and executor of the deposit guarantee scheme is Riksgälden. For more information please visit https://www.riksgalden.se/en/)

Tax process and documentation

Swedish banks do not deduct tax on savings for Irish customers. This means your interest is paid in full (gross). For more details, please see the product information sheet. Important: Irish deposit interest tax (DIRT) is not deducted automatically. Any interest earned must be declared to Revenue in an annual tax return.

Raisin's role

With Raisin, one login gives you access to competitive savings accounts from banks across Europe, allowing your savings to work even harder. No fees, no paperwork: saving with Raisin is online and hassle-free.

Get an interest rate of 1.96 % AER with Resurs Bank

Get more from your money and start to make your savings work for you today.

Frequently asked questions

All deposits at Raisin Bank AG and our partner banks are protected by European Deposit Guarantee Schemes up to €100,000 (or the equivalent amount in the respective national currency) per customer and per bank. Our system will not allow you to put more money into one account/bank than is covered by these schemes, meaning you can save with peace of mind.

Across Europe, national Deposit Guarantee Funds must meet the minimum requirements laid out (see Directives 94/19/EC, 2009/14/EC and 2014/49/EU). You can read more here.
To become a Raisin customer you must first open a Raisin Account. The process is very simple and can be completed 100% online. You can now complete the process with the Raisin App, it's never been easier!

Click here for a step-by-step guide on the registration process.
Raisin gives you access to deposit and savings accounts from banks across Europe. Over 1 million European customers already saved more than €40 billion with Raisin's partner banks.

To save with our partner banks, you must open a free 'Raisin Account'. From there you can open and manage as many savings accounts as you wish. Ideal if you want to spread your savings across different accounts, banks and countries!
The minimum and maximum balance vary depending on the savings account. For more information, please check the details of the savings account you wish to open and take a look at the Product Information Sheet.
Raisin's service are completely free of charge. This includes opening and maintaining your Raisin Account, managing your bank transers and sending statements. As well as a dedciated our Customer Service team for Irish customers.
A Deposit account is a savings product which allows you to make an investment of a certain amount for a fixed period of time and at a fixed interest rate, with all parameters being agreed to before entering into the contract.

At Raisin, we offer terms ranging from 3 months to 5 years. As a general rule, the interest you will earn will be higher the longer the period for which you deposit your money.

We also offer Demand Deposit account which allow you to access your savings whenever you need them!
As a resident of Ireland, you will have to declare any interest you earn from deposits. Deposit interest is liable to Deposit interest retention tax (DIRT).

Any foreign tax you may pay on interest earned in Europe can be easily deducted from your DIRT liability when making your annual tax return to Revenue.

To find out more about how the products you take out with Raisin are taxed, please take a look at our taxes guide We also encourage customers to seek independent tax advice if they are unsure about the implications.
No – Raisin does not withhold any taxes. You must declare interest earned in your annual tax return with Revenue. We will however provide you with documentation showing exactly how much interest you earned.

We encourage our customers to seek independent tax advice or any taxation queries.

All interest rates displayed are Annual Equivalent Rates (AER), unless otherwise explicitly indicated. The AER illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once a year. This allows individuals to compare more easily what return they can expect from their savings over time. Raisin Bank, trading as Raisin, is authorised/licensed or registered by BaFin (Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht) in Germany and is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland for conduct of business rules.