High-Interest Account
A high-interest account offers better interest rates and is a safe choice for those who want to save without taking on significant risk.
What is a high-interest account and is it right for you?
A high-interest account is a savings account that offers better interest rates than a standard savings account. Because a high-interest account offers better interest rates, it also comes with certain restrictions. These restrictions may include a fixed-rate period, a limited number of withdrawals, or a requirement to save for a specific purpose.
A high-interest account is suitable for you if you are saving short-term and want peace of mind. The risk is low because your money is safely deposited in the bank.
You receive a better interest rate than with a standard savings account. How much better the interest rate is varies depending on which high-interest account you choose.
Home Savings Scheme for Young Adults
The BSU home savings scheme for young people is the best way to save if you are under 34 years old and saving for a home.With the BSU home savings scheme for young people, you receive our best interest rate. You must be under 34 years old, and the funds are locked for home purchase, mortgage repayment or home improvement.
Children's Savings Account
The Children's Savings Account is a savings account for children, where you as a parent have the right to operate the account. You receive a favourable interest rate on the entire balance and have no restrictions on withdrawals or maximum limits on amounts. Secure your children's financial future by saving in the Children's Savings Account.
Boligspar Ekstra
If you are under 34 years old, you can save up to NOK 300 000 in Boligspar Ekstra, and the funds will not be tied to housing purposes until the end of the year. You can open Boligspar Ekstra independently of the ordinary BSU home savings scheme for young people, but we recommend that you fill up your BSU account before opening Boligspar Ekstra.
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Frequently asked questions and answers
Save money automatically
Set up an automatic savings scheme connected to your savings account. It’s most common to set up a scheme that involves monthly transfers between accounts, usually on payday. When the money is deducted automatically, you hardly notice that you’re saving. A savings scheme is a safe choice offering a predictable return, and it’s easy to set up.
