Head to head · 2026
Flexibel Sparen (via Raisin) vs Klarna Savings
How these two savings accounts stack up for expats in the Netherlands — compared on the numbers that actually matter, with a verdict based on the data.
Our verdict
Flexibel Sparen (via Raisin) is the stronger pick for most expats.
- Interest rate: 2.85% for 3 mo, then 2.10% vs 1.70%
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Our pickFlexibel Sparen (via Raisin)
Highest standard flexible rate available through Raisin platform at 2.10%. Estonian bank with EU deposit guarantee.
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Klarna
Klarna Savings
Swedish fintech now offering savings with 1.75% interest. Same app you might use for shopping, now with savings rates.
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Side by side
Highlighted cells show the stronger option for each feature. Rates and fees are verified from provider sources; figures shown as of 2026.
Flexibel Sparen (via Raisin)
What we like
- 2.10% standard rate (no promo gimmicks)
- Flexible withdrawals
- EU deposit guarantee (Estonia)
- Access via Raisin platform
What to consider
- Need Raisin account to access
- Estonian bank (foreign)
- Separate platform to manage
- Rate can change
Klarna Savings
What we like
- 1.75% interest rate
- Excellent mobile app
- Swedish bank license
- EU deposit guarantee (Sweden)
What to consider
- Primarily known for payments
- Swedish bank (not Dutch)
- Relatively new savings product
- App focused on shopping features
Frequently asked
Is Flexibel Sparen (via Raisin) or Klarna Savings better for expats in the Netherlands?
Flexibel Sparen (via Raisin) comes out ahead for most expats. Interest rate: 2.85% for 3 mo, then 2.10% vs 1.70%
Which has the higher interest rate, Flexibel Sparen (via Raisin) or Klarna Savings?
Flexibel Sparen (via Raisin) pays more — 2.85% for 3 mo, then 2.10% versus 1.70%.
Are Flexibel Sparen (via Raisin) and Klarna Savings covered by the Dutch deposit guarantee?
Flexibel Sparen (via Raisin) is covered (deposits protected up to €100,000). Klarna Savings is covered up to €100,000.
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