BNK Busan Bank Raises Interest Rates on Regular Savings and Installment Savings Products by up to 0.70%p
[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Dooyul] BNK Busan Bank will raise the interest rates on fixed deposits and installment savings by up to 0.70%p per product starting from the 17th.
In line with the Bank of Korea's base rate hike, installment savings products will increase by up to 0.70%p, and deposit products will also rise by up to 0.50%p.
First, the interest rate for the senior-exclusive 1-year installment savings product, "Baekse Cheongchun Silver Savings," which can be reinvested annually for up to 10 years, will be raised by 0.70%p from a maximum annual rate of 3.35% to 4.05%.
For deposit products, the interest rate for the ESG environmental product "Low Carbon Practice Deposit" will be increased by 0.50%p from a maximum annual rate of 3.45% to 3.95% for the 1-year term.
The interest rate for "BNK Nae Mamddero Deposit," a product where customers can directly select and change preferential rates, will be raised by 0.50%p from a maximum annual rate of 3.25% to 3.75% for the 1-year term.
Other deposit and installment savings products will also be promptly increased to reflect the Bank of Korea's base rate hike.
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Park Bongwoo, Head of Marketing Promotion at Busan Bank, said, "We are strengthening customer-centered interest rate policies by quickly raising fixed deposit and installment savings rates in line with the ongoing interest rate hike trend this year while monitoring market conditions."
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