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EUR savings in Canada
November 15, 2021
11:59 am
Peter
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I received an email from someone asking about options for EUR savings accounts in Canada. I only have experience with USD and CAD. Does anybody have suggestions for EUR?

November 15, 2021
12:08 pm
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HSBC has EUR accounts that currently pay 0.00%

November 15, 2021
12:21 pm
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Some of the CUs with ethnic ties to Europe may have them, but it depends on where the person lives as to what will be available to them and may require some legwork.

DUCA, for example (Dutch origins) appears to have one, although short on details here: https://www.duca.com/personal/everyday-banking

On further investigation, the DUCA Euro account also pays zero interest at this time.
https://www.duca.com/rates

Parama CU in Toronto (Lithuanian origins) pays 0.1%
https://parama.ca/rates

November 15, 2021
1:05 pm
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Similarly with Scotia's Euro account - 0%

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