The Big Bank Enters the Race Towards 3%: Santander and BBVA Launch Offers to Specific Customers
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Entities condition new proposals to specific profiles or payroll linkage and discard a general campaign
The latest rise in rates of the European Central Bank (ECB), which left the reference price of money at 2.5%, has revived the window of remuneration of savings by...
The last rise of the ECB to 2.5% revives the remuneration of deposits: Bankinter, Openbank and several neobanks compete with offers of up to 4% TAE. The entry Banks and neobanks raise the remuneration of deposits to capture savings: returns the war of liabilities appears first in Merca2.
Santander pays 2.25% a year and 2.75% if the customer carries new money and contracts other products; and BBVA offers 2.5%. Bankinter gives 3% to save competitors. Read
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