Overview: Best CHF Rates (insured up to 100k)

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  • Best rates only & important conditions only

  • [de] [fr] [it] = Website available in that language only

  • Short guide to fixed income options

SPECIAL CASH ACCOUNTS [ Thread ]
= no withdrawal period & app only

wiLLBe 0.85% (<=50k / 0.55% above <=150k)

  • FX fee only ~0.1% (CHF/EUR/USD)
  • Liechtenstein deposit guarantee (vs. esisuisse)

Alpian 1% if >100k (otherwise 0.75%)

  • monthly payout
  • FX fee only 0.2% on weekdays (CHF/EUR/USD/GBP)

radicant 0.75% (<=100k / 1% above <=250k)

  • several payment features available

SPECIAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS [ Thread ]
= limited time & new money only

CLER 1.4% for 1 year (0.4% afterwards)

  • 6m notice for >50k p.a.
  • to not lose bonus interest (1%): max withdrawal of 20k within that year & no notice within that year (= lower actual rate for amounts >50k)

STANDARD SAVINGS ACCOUNTS [ Thread ]
++ more: moneyland

CEA [fr] 1.5%

  • 12m notice for >10k p.a.
  • also available: ‘jeunesse’ account for up to 35y old with 1.5% but easier withdrawal conditions

Cembra 1.4%

  • 6m notice for >20k per semester

SHORT-TERM DEPOSITS [ Thread ]
= fixed term (months) & fixed rate // high-ish amounts

wiLLBe 1.2% (12m)

  • starting at 100.-

MEDIUM-TERM NOTES [ Thread ]
= fixed term (years) & fixed rate // more: moneyland

CEA [fr] 1.2 - 1.4% (3Y - 8Y)

  • starting at 5k

Cembra 1.1% - 1.4% (2Y - 10Y)

  • starting at 20k

wiLLBe see below (2Y - 10Y)

  • frequent changes of rates, mostly competitive
  • starting at 100.-
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Thanks a lot for composing this!
Micro-tip: Might be more glanceable in a table format (or bullet points at least). :clap:

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What if I open a Jeunesse account at CEA for my son and park my money there ? 1.5% interest rate and 3 months notice. Looks good ?

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