Articles about financial products, APY changes and market updates.
A fixed-term deposit protects your principal. Staking can double your returns but involves higher risk. We compare the two using real data to help you decide.
The three major Spanish banks do not pay interest on checking accounts, but they do offer term deposits with certain terms and conditions. We’ll explain what they offer and how they compare to truly competitive alternatives.
Everything you need to know about how the IRS reports interest on your deposits and interest-bearing accounts in 2026: income tax brackets, withholdings, practical examples, and differences between products.
Monthly update featuring the best fixed-term deposits and interest-bearing accounts available to Spanish savers in March 2026. Comparison based on actual APY data, FGD guarantees, and account terms.
MyInvestor pays a 2.10% APY and Trade Republic pays a 2.02% APY on their interest-bearing accounts. Which one is better for you in 2026? We compare returns, deposit insurance coverage, liquidity, and features.
Bond ETFs allow investors to invest in fixed income with daily liquidity. We analyze the most relevant options for Spanish investors in 2026.
Pibank offers a 12-month deposit account with an APR of 2.12% and an interest-bearing savings account. We analyze the terms and compare them with those of the competition.
Money market funds offer returns similar to those of savings accounts, with daily access to funds. A comprehensive guide for Spanish investors in 2026.
XTB offers up to 3.5% per year for the first three months. We take a closer look at the promotion, the standard rate, and whether it’s worth it compared to other options.
WiZink offers an APR of 2.10% with no minimum term or pay stub requirement. We’ll take a look at whether it’s worth it compared to other savings accounts in 2026.
Raisin is Europe's largest savings platform. We'll explain how it works, what products it offers in Spain, what guarantees it provides, and whether it's really worth it in 2026.
Trade Republic is a European brokerage firm that also pays interest on its clients' cash balances. We'll take a look at how much it pays, what its terms are, and whether it's a better option than a traditional savings account or deposit.
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