Banco Mediolanum: 2.50% TIN for 6 months on the balance between EUR 15,000 and EUR 100,000, new customers only
Cuenta Freedom
Net value, first year
-€47.07
#20 of 20 in this goal
Value per month of commitment
n/a
Commitment: Unknown
Reward
Rate1.06% TAE
6 mo · first €100,000
Terms
- Reward
- New customers earn 2.50% TIN for 6 months on the part of the average balance above EUR 15,000 and up to EUR 100,000. After month 6 the rate depends on managed assets at the bank (0.00% TIN with none, up to 2.25% TIN with EUR 2,000,000+). Paid: Interest settled 30/11/2026, 28/02/2027, 31/05/2027 and 31/08/2027.
- Rate
- 1.06% TAE for 6 months, on the first €100,000
- Requirements
- New customers only
- Average balance of EUR 15,000+ or EUR 30,000+ in managed products to avoid the maintenance fee
- Contract through a Family Banker or a Family Bankers' Office
- Individuals only
- Fees
- €7.50/month. After the first 3 months, a EUR 7.50/month fee is charged every 6 months unless the average balance is EUR 15,000+ or EUR 30,000+ is held in managed products. The bank's EUR 10,000 average balance example gives -0.67% TAE.
- Penalty
- None stated
- Eligibility
- Residents only: Unknown
- NIE or TIE accepted: Unknown
- Open to non-residents: Unknown
- The page does not state residency or NIE/TIE rules.
- Valid until
- 31 Dec 2026
- Checked
- (today, confirmed by the bank)
- Notes
- valid_until is the last day to contract the offer, as stated on the page. 1.06% TAE is the bank's example for a EUR 100,000 average balance over one year with no managed product (1.49% with EUR 50,000-100,000 managed assets). Rate_tae is therefore a worst-case-fee-free example, not a headline rate.
How the value is built
| Line | EUR |
|---|---|
| Interest 1.06% TAE on EUR 10000 for 6 months | €53.00 |
| Withholding 19% on interest | -€10.07 |
| Fees, first 12 months | -€90.00 |
| Net value, first year | -€47.07 |
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