Savings ratesUpdated

Resurs Bank savings rates 2026: savings account and fixed-term deposit

In October 2026 Resurs Bank's deposits are available in Finland only through Raisin: savings account 2.20% and fixed-term deposits 2.25-2.85%, 2.35% for 12 months. The deposits are covered by the Swedish deposit guarantee.

Note: In Finland the product is available only through the Raisin platform, not on the provider's own site.
Savings account rate2.20%
12 months deposit2.35%
Deposit guaranteeSweden
Withholding taxno foreign tax (Raisin)

Resurs Bank savings accounts

Resurs Bank savings accounts and rates
AccountRateTieringWithdrawalsMinimumRate can changeFees
Savings account (via Raisin)2.20%2.20% for the whole balanceRaisin savings accounts have no fixed term; withdrawals through the Raisin account.€1not availableFree according to Raisin.

Resurs Bank fixed-term deposits

Resurs Bank fixed-term deposits and rates
TermRateMinimumMaximumEarly withdrawal
6 months2.25%€1€100,000According to Raisin's general guidance, money generally cannot be withdrawn from a fixed-term deposit during the deposit period.
9 months2.25%€1€100,000According to Raisin's general guidance, money generally cannot be withdrawn from a fixed-term deposit during the deposit period.
12 months2.35%€1€100,000According to Raisin's general guidance, money generally cannot be withdrawn from a fixed-term deposit during the deposit period.
24 months2.85%€1€100,000According to Raisin's general guidance, money generally cannot be withdrawn from a fixed-term deposit during the deposit period.

Terms and opening an account

Resurs Bank opening an account and terms
FactValue
Head officeSweden
Opening online as a new customerYes
Requires a current account or customer relationshipNo
Information checked16 October 2026

Deposit guarantee and taxation

Swedish deposit guarantee (Riksgälden), according to Raisin's product page up to 1,150,000 Swedish kronor, paid in euros. The deposit is made through Raisin.

Withholding tax: no foreign withholding tax (Raisin), declare it yourself. Finnish withholding tax is not withheld, so you declare the interest yourself. Interest you declare yourself is capital income: 30% up to €30,000 and 34% on the part above that. Foreign tax under a tax treaty is credited in Finland against the tax that Finland imposes on the same income, but not more than the tax that would be payable in Finland on the income. If the source state has collected more than the tax treaty allows, the excess tax is not credited in Finnish taxation, and a refund is claimed from the source state. Read more in the guides deposit guarantee and tax on savings deposits.

Calculate the return

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Information checked 16 October 2026. Always check the current rate and terms with the provider.

Frequently asked questions

How much interest does Resurs Bank pay on a savings account?

In October 2026 Resurs Bank savings accounts and rates: Savings account (via Raisin) 2.20%. Note: only via Raisin.

What is the fixed-term deposit rate at Resurs Bank?

In October 2026 Resurs Bank fixed-term deposit rates: 6 months 2.25%, 9 months 2.25%, 12 months 2.35% and 24 months 2.85%. The terms for early withdrawal vary, and they are shown in the table on the page.

Is a deposit at Resurs Bank safe?

Swedish deposit guarantee (Riksgälden), according to Raisin's product page up to 1,150,000 Swedish kronor, paid in euros. The deposit is made through Raisin. The cover limit in the EU is €100,000 per depositor per bank.

Is withholding tax deducted from the deposit interest at Resurs Bank?

No foreign withholding tax (Raisin), declare it yourself. Finnish withholding tax is not withheld, so you declare the interest yourself. Interest you declare yourself is capital income: 30% up to €30,000 and 34% on the part above that. Foreign tax under a tax treaty is credited in Finland against the tax that Finland imposes on the same income, but not more than the tax that would be payable in Finland on the income. If the source state has collected more than the tax treaty allows, the excess tax is not credited in Finnish taxation, and a refund is claimed from the source state.