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Bonkers Money Limited, trading as bonkers, is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.

It’s easy to compare Savings Accounts with bonkers.ie

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How to compare savings accounts in Ireland

bonkers.ie makes it easy to find the best returns savings accounts in Ireland.

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    Tell us your needs
  • 2
    Compare options
  • 3
    Open your account
How to compare savings accounts

What do I need to get started?

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    Information on your financial situation
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    Some basic savings goals
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    Access to an initial deposit
What do I need to get started

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Believe it or not, comparing savings accounts on bonkers.ie is entirely free.

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We're regulated

Bonkers Money Limited, trading as bonkers, is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.

This reflects our continued commitment to providing independent, impartial, and accurate information and services.

We're regulated

Things to consider

When it comes to opening or switching savings accounts, it's not always about getting the highest interest. Here are some things to consider.

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    Types of Account

    There are regular monthly savings accounts (save money every month) and lump sum savings accounts (save one large sum).

    There are three types of lump sum savings accounts - easy access account, notice account and term deposit account.

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    Deposit protection

    The Deposit Guarantee Scheme (DGS) protects depositors in the event of a bank, building society or credit union being unable to repay deposits.

    This is funded by the Central Bank of Ireland and provides peace of mind for savers.

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    Tax on savings

    Any interest earned through a savings account is subject to Deposit Interest Retention Tax (DIRT).

    This is charged at 33% and will be deducted by your account provider before you receive interest.

Things to consider

Cooling off period

You can cancel your card within 14 days of purchasing without penalty.

This is known as the cooling off period. Check your policy's terms and conditions for information on potential fees.

Cooling off period
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