Interest payout – once per quarter
Special Deposit
Terms
Clear and favourable deposit terms
Term | Rate | |
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5 years | 2% | |
7 years | 3% |
*A subordinated deposit (within the meaning of Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 of 26 June 2013, Articles 62–64 – subordinated loan) is a loan granted by the client to the Bank with the right to receive a specified interest return. By granting a subordinated loan, the client has the opportunity to earn a higher return – interest rates are significantly higher than for standard deposits. Subordinated deposits are not covered by the state guarantee scheme. The principal amount of the deposit is repaid to the depositor at the end of the loan term.
Key benefits
More opportunities for larger investments
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Minimum investment amount – 5,000 EUR
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Individual rate for deposits above 500,000 EUR
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Type of deposit – subordinated deposit
Deposit placement options
How to place a deposit?
BluOr Bank offers convenient deposit placement options for anyone who wants to invest their funds securely and profitably. Choose the solution that suits you best and enjoy full control over your finances.
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For existing clients
Quickly and easily complete a short application in the “Deposits” section of our Internet Banking.
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For private individuals — residents of Latvia, the EU, the EEA, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland
Place a deposit online, free of charge and without opening a current account, using our Client Cabinet.
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For private individuals who are not residents of Latvia, the EU, the EEA, the United Kingdom, or Switzerland
Quickly and easily complete a short application, and we will contact you.
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For legal entities
To place a deposit for a company, open a business account.
Tax information
Instruction on the application of tax relief
Instruction on the application of tax relief to interest income from deposits received by non-resident individuals – including deposits (standard or with special terms), subordinated deposits, overnight deposits and savings accounts.
For private individuals who are not residents of Latvia, the EU, the EEA, the United Kingdom, or Switzerland