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AKA rate history

The course of AKA's savings and deposit rates: every rate increase and cut with its date, the current rate and since when it applies.

Termijndeposito (1 year)

3.00%

AKA's Termijndeposito (1 year) is now at 3.00%, since our measurements began. Since 18 Sep 2026, when we started following this rate, it has not changed.

A rate of 3.00% since 18 Sep 2026; there is no longer history to show yet.

FromRate
18 Sep 2026 · now3.00%

Termijndeposito (2 years)

3.05%

AKA's Termijndeposito (2 years) is now at 3.05%, since our measurements began. Since 18 Sep 2026, when we started following this rate, it has not changed.

A rate of 3.05% since 18 Sep 2026; there is no longer history to show yet.

FromRate
18 Sep 2026 · now3.05%

All changes

  • 18 Sep 2026, 12:21 · NewNew: AKA – Termijndeposito (24 mo) 3.05%
  • 18 Sep 2026, 11:17 · NewNew: AKA – Termijndeposito (12 mo) 3.00%

Advertised annual rate, gross. The history starts on the day we began following the account and is only ever appended to, never overwritten.

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