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Fixed Term: Which Is the Bank in Córdoba that Pays the Highest Interest Rate and How It Pays in the Rest of the Entities
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As of March 2024, the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) eliminated the prohibitions on minimum interest rates, which immediately impact on fixed deadlines.This decision encouraged an active competitiveness among banks, which now try to attract and strengthen customers with better remunerations.In this context, those who want to protect their income from inflation using this financial tool should understand the rates provided by the m…
The interest rate of fixed terms is useful for savers who choose this type of instrument as a mechanism to maintain the purchasing power of their deposited money. On Thursday, August 14, the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) published the percentages of profits offered by each bank for those who wish to constitute a fixed term in pesos to 30 days, and displays a comparative table in which each client can corroborate what is the most …
In August, banks strongly raised the fixed-term TNA in pesos. Some entities offer up to 45.5%, the highest level in months.
If you are looking for where to invest your savings, fixed terms remain one of the safest and most popular options to protect your money against inflation in Argentina. In August 2025, fixed-term interest rates have undergone significant changes, with some banks offering returns that exceed 40% per year. Here we tell you everything you need to know about fixed-term interest rates, which banks pay the most, and how you can maximize your profits.
One of the entities included in the list of Central is among those that offer better yields for deposits to 30 days in pesos. BCRA disseminated the comparative table with all the entities and their current rates on Thursday, August 14. Read more
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