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Self Bank lanza un depósito bienvenida al 3,05% a tres meses

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Self Bank lanza un depósito bienvenida al 3,05% a tres meses

Self Bank has introduced a new 3-month welcome deposit with an annual percentage rate (APR) of 3.05%. This deposit is available to both new customers and existing customers who transfer money from another entity, without requiring any additional ties. The bank offers a 12-month welcome deposit with a 2.75% APR for new customers or existing clients with existing balances, with interest paid quarterly.

Javier Sánchez, Self Bank's business director, states that offering two welcome deposits of different terms reflects their commitment to flexibility, catering to individual needs. Customers can choose between the 3 or 12-month welcome deposit based on their personal circumstances, such as the need for funds or future predictions about interest rates.

The bank's flexible approach extends to other savings offerings, including monthly or quarterly payments, various maturities, and the option to choose between non-linked products or deposits with a different type of fund if invested in specific Singular AM funds. The bank has recently added a 24-month deposit at 2.75% APR with monthly interest payments, only 0.5% less than the 3-month option.

All these deposits are linked to investment terms, with a 2.97% TIN (3.00% APR) reward if, within five days of opening the deposit, the customer invests at least 30% of the deposit amount in one of the funds managed by Singular AM.

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