Resurs strengthens its savings offering with one of the market's most attractive interest rates
Resurs continues to develop its savings offering to make it easier and more attractive for both private individuals and businesses to build financial security. With competitive savings rates, new features, and a growing range of savings products, Resurs is now taking the next step in its savings initiative.
As part of this initiative, Resurs offers one of the market's most attractive savings rates, up to 2.55% on variable-rate savings accounts in Sweden, while further developing its savings offering with new features and opportunities for both short-term and long-term savings.
Resurs provides savings solutions for different needs, whether the goal is to build an emergency fund, save for future ambitions, or create greater financial security.
– We want to be the natural choice for anyone looking for a simple, secure, and competitive savings solution. That's why we continue to develop our offering with attractive terms and solutions that make it easier to start saving and maintain saving habits over time, says Magnus Fredin, CEO of Resurs.
During the autumn, Resurs will also launch new functionality for fixed-term savings, giving customers more options to tailor their savings to their individual needs and goals.
All savings accounts with Resurs are covered by the Swedish government desposit insurance scheme in accordance with the terms set by the Swedish National Debt Office.
Savings accounts at Resurs (in Swedish)
More information: Måns Renntun, Head of Communications, mans.renntun@resurs.se, +46 709 84 96 20
ABOUT RESURS
Flexible payments and finances, made easy. At Resurs Bank, we make it easier for individuals and businesses across the Nordics to realize their ambitions – every day. For nearly 50 years, we’ve been a trusted financial partner, creating long-term value for our customers, our partners, and the communities we proudly serve and are a part of. Today, we have a customer base of approximately 6 million customers and 812 employees in the Nordic region.
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