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The best savings account for €25,000 (October 2026)

With €25,000, Trade Republic pays the most now: €750.00 in the first year, on the Betaalrekening met rente. At ING you would get €275.00. That is €475.00 less in one year.

Interest on €25,000 in the first year

#BankRateInterest
1Trade RepublicBetaalrekening met rente2.50%3.00% for new customers€750.00
2OpenbankOpen Spaarrekening2.25%3.10% welcome rate, 6 months€668.75
3Santander Consumer BankSpaarrekening2.20%3.01% welcome rate, 6 months€651.25
4DHB BankS@veOnlinerekening1.85%3.00% welcome rate, 6 months€606.25
5Yapı Kredi BankEuro-Plus Spaarrekening1.80%3.30% welcome rate, 3 months€543.75
6bunqSpaarrekening1.61%3.11% welcome rate, 2 months€452.50
7NIBCSpaarrekening1.55%€387.50
8RabobankRabo SpaarRekening1.60%€380.00
9Lloyds BankInternet Spaarrekening1.50%€375.00
10Nationale-Nederlanden (NN)Internetsparen1.50%€345.00
11ASN BankASN Sparen1.30%€325.00
12ABN AMRODirect Sparen1.25%€312.50
13KnabFlexibel Sparen1.25%€312.50
14INGOranje Spaarrekening1.25%€275.00
15Triodos BankInternet Sparen1.15%€250.00

Only easy-access accounts: you can take your money out at any time. Welcome rates count for the months you get them. One account per bank: the one that pays the most.

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What to look out for

  • Many banks pay a lower rate above a certain amount. The list counts this: each part of your balance gets the rate of its own band.
  • A welcome rate counts only for the months you get it. After that you get the normal rate.

Frequently asked questions

Which bank pays the most interest on €25,000?

With €25,000, Trade Republic pays the most now: €750.00 in the first year, on the Betaalrekening met rente.

How much interest do I get on €25,000?

Between €250.00 and €750.00 in the first year, depending on the bank. In the Netherlands the bank pays you the full amount: tax is on your wealth, not on the interest.

Are my savings safe?

Yes, up to € 100,000 per person per bank. Every bank on this page is covered by a deposit guarantee scheme. If a bank fails, the scheme pays your savings back up to that amount.

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