Get 2.50% AER with a Demand Deposit Account from Morrow Bank ASA
Country:
Norway
Start saving from €1
Interest booked quarterly
No fees or hidden charges
Rate
Term
Currency
Product Type
Gross rate
2.48%
AER
2.50%
Compound interest
Yes
Availability
Available anytime
Interest capitalisation?
Every quarter
Interest type
Variable - The rate may change at any time. We will let you know any about changes in advance.
Open a Raisin Account with Raisin Bank to get access to this savings account. No fees, no hassle!
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Open a Raisin Account
Sign up for a Raisin Account and complete our straightforward online indentification process to get started.
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Choose a savings account
Choose a savings account, decide the amount you wish to deposit, and submit your application. With over 100 savings accounts from more than 20 banks across Europe, there's something for everyone.
3
Start saving!
Then, securely transfer the amount you wish to save to your Raisin Account, and we’ll take care of the rest. Start making your savings work for you today!
About the Bank
Today's Morrow Bank is a modern and digital niche bank based in Lysaker, Norway. It was founded in 2014 under the name Komplett Bank and was listed on the main index of the Oslo Stock Exchange in 2017.
Operational efficiency and low costs are the foundations for the bank and are enabled by centralized operations, modern systems and a digital setup. Morrow Bank's offerings include consumer loans, credit cards and purchase financing for consumers in Norway, Sweden and Finland. In addition, Morrow Bank systematically tackles financial crime, promotes equality and diversity, and helps its customers take responsibility for their own financial situation.
Deposit Guarantee Scheme
Deposits with Morrow Bank, including interest, are legally protected by the Norweigan Deposit Guarantee Fund up to an amount of EUR 100,000 for customers outside Norway. This amount also includes possible deposits and/or savings accounts held outside Raisin Bank. This protection covers the deposits of all natural persons, not only Norweigan citizens. In the event of an intervention by the Norweigan DGS, the payment shall be made in Euro to your Raisin Bank Account. In this case, the exchange rate applied will be the one valid at the time of the bank's administrative settlement process. Within the European Union, the minimum requirements for these guarantee funds, for each member state, have been harmonised by EU Directive 2014/49/EU.
Tax process and documentation
There is no withholding tax in Norway.
Raisin Bank's role
With Raisin Bank, one login gives you access to competitive savings accounts from banks across Europe, allowing your savings to work even harder. No fees, no paperwork: saving with Raisin Bank is online and hassle-free.
Frequently asked questions
How are my savings protected?
All deposits at Raisin Bank AG and our partner banks are protected by European Deposit Guarantee Schemes up to €100,000 (or the equivalent amount in the respective national currency) per customer and per bank. Our system will not allow you to put more money into one account/bank than is covered by these schemes, meaning you can save with peace of mind.
Across Europe, national Deposit Guarantee Funds must meet the minimum requirements laid out (see Directives 94/19/EC, 2009/14/EC and 2014/49/EU). You can read more here.
Across Europe, national Deposit Guarantee Funds must meet the minimum requirements laid out (see Directives 94/19/EC, 2009/14/EC and 2014/49/EU). You can read more here.
How do I register for a Raisin Account?
To become a Raisin Bank customer you must first open a Raisin Account. The process is very simple and can be completed 100% online. You can now complete the process with the Raisin Bank App, it's never been easier!
Click here for a step-by-step guide on the registration process.
Click here for a step-by-step guide on the registration process.
What is Raisin Bank's role?
Raisin Bank gives you access to deposit and savings accounts from banks across Europe. Over 1 million European customers already saved more than €60 billion with Raisin Bank's partner banks.
To save with our partner banks, you must open a free 'Raisin Account'. From there you can open and manage as many savings accounts as you wish. Ideal if you want to spread your savings across different accounts, banks and countries!
To save with our partner banks, you must open a free 'Raisin Account'. From there you can open and manage as many savings accounts as you wish. Ideal if you want to spread your savings across different accounts, banks and countries!
What are the minimum and maximum amounts I can save?
The minimum and maximum balance vary depending on the savings account. For more information, please check the details of the savings account you wish to open and take a look at the Product Information Sheet.
Are there any fees?
Raisin Bank's service are completely free of charge. This includes opening and maintaining your Raisin Account, managing your bank transers and sending statements. As well as a dedciated our Customer Service team for Irish customers.
What is a Deposit account?
A Deposit account is a savings product which allows you to make an investment of a certain amount for a fixed period of time and at a fixed interest rate, with all parameters being agreed to before entering into the contract.
At Raisin Bank, we offer terms ranging from 3 months to 5 years. As a general rule, the interest you will earn will be higher the longer the period for which you deposit your money.
We also offer Demand Deposit account which allow you to access your savings whenever you need them!
At Raisin Bank, we offer terms ranging from 3 months to 5 years. As a general rule, the interest you will earn will be higher the longer the period for which you deposit your money.
We also offer Demand Deposit account which allow you to access your savings whenever you need them!
What are the tax implications when saving in Europe?
As a resident of Ireland, you will have to declare any interest you earn from deposits. Deposit interest is liable to Deposit interest retention tax (DIRT).
Any foreign tax you may pay on interest earned in Europe can be easily deducted from your DIRT liability when making your annual tax return to Revenue.
To find out more about how the products you take out with Raisin Bank are taxed, please take a look at our taxes guide We also encourage customers to seek independent tax advice if they are unsure about the implications.
Any foreign tax you may pay on interest earned in Europe can be easily deducted from your DIRT liability when making your annual tax return to Revenue.
To find out more about how the products you take out with Raisin Bank are taxed, please take a look at our taxes guide We also encourage customers to seek independent tax advice if they are unsure about the implications.
Does Raisin withhold tax automatically?
No – Raisin Bank does not withhold any taxes. You must declare interest earned in your annual tax return with Revenue. We will however provide you with documentation showing exactly how much interest you earned.
We encourage our customers to seek independent tax advice or any taxation queries.
We encourage our customers to seek independent tax advice or any taxation queries.