Which savings account is right for me?
You want to start saving but are uncertain which savings account to choose. Do you want to save for yourself, or for your child, or do you want a joint savings account? Do you want immediate access to your savings, or would you prefer your savings to be locked up for an extended period of time? We are happy to help you find the right savings account for you.
Discover our savings accounts
Details of our savings accounts are set out below. Decide who you want to save for first. You can then see which savings accounts are available.
Do you need help choosing?
Our handy selection guide helps you quickly work out which savings account is right for you. The results can provide guidance but do not constitute advice.
On your own or together
You can save on your own or together in various ways. Would you prefer to lock up your money, or do you want to be able to access it at any time? Five of our savings accounts are compared below.
Rabo Savings Account
Save with a variable interest rate and withdraw money whenever you want.
Rabo Green Savings Account
Support green investments and potentially benefit from tax breaks.
Rabo Goal Savings Account
Your child will have access to the balance as from their 18th birthday. The balance is fixed until the end date, and fees are usually charged for early withdrawals. No minimum deposit applies.
In your child’s name
If you save in your child’s name, every amount you deposit counts as a gift to your child. Three bank accounts you can use to save in your child's name are shown below.
Rabo Rainbow Account
Your child will have access to the balance as from their 18th birthday.
Rabo Managed Gifting
Select an end date (up to your child’s 30th birthday) on which your child will be able to access the balance. The first deposit must be at least € 500.
Rabo Goal Savings Account
Your child will have access to the balance as from their 18th birthday. The balance is fixed until the end date, and fees are usually charged for early withdrawals. No minimum deposit applies.
Let your child save on their own
In order to open a Rabo Savings Account, your child must have a Rabo Youth Account with access to Rabo Online Banking.
Saving for your pension
Do you want to retire early, or do you want an additional piggy bank so you can save up for enjoyable activities during your retirement? For example, you might want to make up for a shortfall in your income. Whatever your reason, saving for retirement is usually a smart move. Discover what you can do to top up your pension savings.
Are you looking for a business savings account?
Rabobank also enables businesses to save so that they can cover future investments or unexpected costs, for example. Our business savings accounts are compared below.
Are you not a Rabobank customer yet?
To open a savings account, you need to have a Rabobank payment account. You can open them simply using the Rabo App. Once you have opened a payment account, you can open a savings account and start saving.
