Raisin RenteBoost

Raisin RenteBoost is a brand of Deutsche Bank AG, a bank from Germany, supervised by BaFin. From the Netherlands you open an account through the savings platform Raisin: one Raisin account, with your money held at Raisin RenteBoost in your name.

For €50,000 we list 2 instant-access accounts from Raisin RenteBoost. The best instant-access account, Spaarrekening, pays an effective 2.55% a year. The highest instant-access rate in our comparison is 3.03% right now.

The lowest minimum deposit is €1. 2 offers have a temporary promotional rate; the effective rate above already counts the lower rate that follows. 2 offers are for new customers only.

Savings at Raisin RenteBoost 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. Raisin RenteBoost shares its banking licence with EuroExtra: money at these brands together counts towards one guarantee limit. Germany does not withhold tax on the interest of a saver who lives in the Netherlands.