The rates of the fixed deadlines go up after the end of the stock: How much does each bank pay?

• CMF Bank: 38.25% per year

• Mariva Bank: 38%

• VOII Bank: 38%

• BICA BANK: 38%

• Cía Regional Credit. Financial: 37.5%

• MERIDIAN BANK: 37.25%

• Bank of the Province of Córdoba: 37%

• National Bank: 37%

• Bibank: 37%

• Reba Financial Company: 37%

• Banco Galicia: 34%

• Province Bank: 34%

• CREDICOOP BANK: 34%

• COMAFI BANK: 34%

• Bank of Corrientes: 34%

• GGAL BANK: 34%

• Mortgage bank: between 28% and 32.5%

• Dino Bank: 32%

• Santander Bank: 31%

• Julio Bank: 29.5%

• Macro Bank: 29.5%

• BBVA Bank: 29.25%

• Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC): 28.6%

• MAS SALES BANK: 27.5%

• Bank Province of Tierra del Fuego: 27%

• Chubut Bank: 29%

• Banco del Sol: 25%

• City Bank: 25%

What about virtual wallets?

The performance offered by the main digital wallets remains below traditional banks:

Do fixed deadlines return as a shelter option?

The rates rise appears as a key tool for stimulate savings in pesosin an economy that seeks to recover confidence after the elimination of the dollar card and other multiple exchange rates. With a more transparent marketfinancial institutions try to seduce savers with attractive yields against still persistent inflation.

For small investors looking Security and predictabilityfixed deadlines are positioned again as a viable option, especially if they manage to maintain a real positive rate.