Deposit interest rates increased
While the number of people evaluating investments based on deposit interest continues to increase unabated, banks continue to attract the attention of consumers by increasing deposit interest rates, which attract great attention from investors.
What is the net deposit return of banks?
The net return rate that bank customers who open a deposit account through CEPTETEB’s Marifetli Account will receive on an investment of 300 thousand TL is as follows;
- Interest rate: 55.00 percent
- Net return: 12 thousand 883 lira
- The amount to be obtained at the end of maturity will be: 312 thousand 883 lira.
The net return rate that bank customers who open a deposit account through DenizBank’s E-Deposit Account will receive on an investment of 300 thousand TL is as follows;
- Interest rate: 52.00 percent
- Net return: 12 thousand 180 lira
- The amount to be obtained at the end of maturity will be: 312 thousand 180 lira.
The net return rate that bank customers who open a deposit account through QNB Finansbank’s Double Wrap Account will receive on an investment of 300 thousand TL is as follows;
- Interest rate: 48.00 percent
- Net return: 11 thousand 243 lira
- The amount to be obtained at the end of maturity will be: 311 thousand 243 liras.
The net return rate that bank customers who open a deposit account through INGBank’s e-Orange Account will receive on an investment of 300 thousand TL is as follows;
- Interest rate: 45.00 percent
- Net return: 10 thousand 541 lira
- The amount to be paid at the end of maturity will be: 310 thousand 541 lira.
The net return rate that bank customers who open a deposit account through Enpara.com’s Time Deposit Account will receive on an investment of 300 thousand TL is as follows;
- Interest rate: 44.00 percent
- Net return: 10 thousand 306 lira
- The amount to be paid at the end of maturity will be: 310 thousand 306 lira.
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