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Ingrid Schneider · Updated: 3 September 2026
Bank of Scotland's Tagesgeld account is aimed primarily at new customers looking to benefit from a time-limited welcome rate. The bank, a German branch of the British Lloyds Banking Group brand, positions the product as a classic, flexible, instantly available savings account with no minimum deposit.
According to the data and confirmed by the bank's current offer page, new customers receive a welcome rate of 3.00% p.a. on balances up to €50,000, limited to up to 12 months. Anyone exceeding this bonus threshold, or continuing to save after the promotion ends, receives the regular rate, recorded in the data as 1.25% p.a. on balances up to €999,999 — a figure that exactly matches the interest-rate floor named on the bank's website, below which the bank may end the promotional rate early (see below).
According to the official offer page, the 3.00% p.a. welcome rate is tied to several conditions:
After the promotional period, the bank states that either the regular Tagesgeld rate per its price list applies, or customers can switch to one of the bank's fixed-term deposit products.
On the plus side, no other account with Bank of Scotland is required for this Tagesgeld account, account management is free, and there is no minimum deposit. The account can therefore be used straightforwardly as a standalone savings product, without needing to open a current account as well.
Bank of Scotland's Tagesgeld account is an attractive, straightforward offer for genuine new customers, with 3.00% p.a. up to €50,000 for up to 12 months and no account bundling required. Those who meet the 5-day verification deadline and move their money into a fixed-term deposit or switch banks after the promotion ends benefit the most. Existing customers and anyone looking to save long-term should keep the significantly lower regular rate of 1.25% p.a. in mind.
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