AKA is a bank from Germany. From the Netherlands you open an account through the savings platform Raisin: one Raisin account, with your money held at AKA in your name.
For €50,000 we list 2 deposits from AKA, with terms from 1 year to 2 years. The best-paying deposit runs for 2 years at an effective 3.05% a year.
The lowest minimum deposit is €1,000.
Savings at AKA fall under Entschädigungseinrichtung deutscher Banken GmbH (EdB), the statutory deposit guarantee scheme of Germany, up to €100,000 per person. We checked that with the supervisor or the scheme itself. Germany does not withhold tax on the interest of a saver who lives in the Netherlands.
- What is the savings rate at AKA?
- At AKA the highest effective annual rate for €50,000 is currently 3.05% on a 2 years deposit. The table on this page has every offer with its rate and conditions.
- Is my money safe at AKA?
- AKA (AKA Ausfuhrkredit-Gesellschaft mbH) takes part in Entschädigungseinrichtung deutscher Banken GmbH (EdB). If the bank fails, that scheme repays your savings up to €100,000 per person, interest included.
- Do I pay withholding tax on interest from AKA?
- Germany does not withhold tax on the interest of a saver who lives in the Netherlands.
- How do I open an account at AKA?
- From the Netherlands you open an account through the savings platform Raisin: one Raisin account, with your money held at AKA in your name.