Resurs increases the deposit rate to 3,85%
Resurs increases the deposit rate for variable savings accounts to 3,85%. Thus, Resurs will be among the first to be able to offer private customers and companies in Sweden an interest rate of 3,85% in a regular savings account. The interest rate increase applies from 5th of September 2023.
– Resurs offers competitive terms for both loans and savings. We closely monitor the macroeconomic and central bank rate development, and we now find it economically sustainable to offer a deposit interest rate of 3.85%. Saving money with Resurs is secure, and we take pride in being able to provide an attractive savings offer to both existing and new customers, says Sofie Tarring Lindell, interim CEO at Resurs.
Resurs offers a flexible choice for those who want to be able to withdraw and deposit money exactly when they want, without fees or commitment periods. All savings accounts are covered by the deposit guarantee scheme according to a decision of the Swedish National Debt Office. Please note that the variable interest rate can change over time and is affected by the general interest rate situation.
More information about Resurs savings accounts.
MORE INFORMATION
Sofie Tarring Lindell, interim CEO, +46736443395, sofie.tarringlindell@resurs.se
Information regarding the Swedish Deposit Guarantee Scheme
The account is covered by the deposit guarantee scheme according to a decision of the Swedish National Debt Office (Riksgälden). Each accountholder is entitled to compensation for the total funds on his or her account(s) with Resurs to a maximum amount of SEK 1,050,000. If you have more than SEK 1,050,000 deposited at Resurs, you may be entitled to an additional amount up to a maximum of SEK 5 million for deposits from transactions serving certain social purposes, for example sale of a private residential property. The Swedish National Debt Office pays the compensation within 7 working days of the date on which the bank was declared bankrupt or the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finansinspektionen) ordered the guarantee to commence.
