Savings Account Providers in Ireland

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Here you’ll find answers to the most common questions about the services offered on our site.

Who provides savings accounts in Ireland?

There are a range of savings account providers in Ireland and bonkers.ie compares accounts from all of Ireland’s major financial institutions, A&G Banco, AIB, Bank of Ireland, BFF Bank, BluOr Bank AS, Bunq, EBS, Lightyear, Morrow Bank, PTSB, State Savings, TF Bank, and Trade Republic.

Whether you're looking for the best interest rates on deposit accounts, term accounts, notice accounts or regular saver accounts, bonkers.ie will help you find the right account for you.

Should I switch savings account provider?

With interest rates at an all-time low, it’s more important than ever to ensure you get the best return for your savings.

There’s still a wide difference in the savings rates on offer from Ireland’s main providers so check out our savings account comparison service to find the account that’s best for you. And once you’ve chosen your savings provider, you can begin the application process right here on bonkers.ie.

Who is the best savings account provider in Ireland?

The best savings account provider for you will depend on your individual circumstances. Some providers will give you a bonus rate of interest if you also have a current account with them while others will give preferential rates to accounts opened online.

Whatever your circumstances, don’t worry. bonkers.ie will take the legwork out of finding the right account and the best interest rate for you.

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