Cuentas remuneradas o depósitos: qué te conviene más para hacer crecer tus ahorros en 2026

La Vanguardia Economic ImpactAnalysisES 8 min read 100% complete by El Comprador El CompradorMarch 20, 2026 at 02:30 PM

                                                                                                  Cuentas remuneradas o depósitos: qué te conviene más para hacer crecer tus ahorros en 2026

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El artículo explica las diferencias entre cuentas remuneradas y depósitos en España, dos opciones para hacer crecer los ahorros en 2026. A pesar de que el Banco Central Europeo mantiene los tipos de interés sin cambios, algunas entidades ofrecen hasta un 2.8% TIN en estos productos. La principal diferencia radica en la liquidez: las cuentas remuneradas permiten acceso inmediato al dinero, mientras que los depósitos suelen penalizar la cancelación anticipada. Los depósitos más rentables a veces exigen una inversión mínima alta, mientras que las cuentas remuneradas pueden tener límites en el capital remunerado o requerir vinculación con el banco. Finalmente, la remuneración de las cuentas remuneradas puede variar, a diferencia de la tasa fija de un depósito ya contratado.

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The Deposit Guarantee Fund covers up to 100,000 euros per account and holder in the event that the bank in which we have our savings goes bankrupt.

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Both remunerated accounts and deposits are fully secure products, as they both have the same protection: the Deposit Guarantee Fund.

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The main difference between a remunerated account and a deposit has to do with the liquidity that each product offers.

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The average return on safe savings products has been stagnant for months due to the ECB's decision to keep interest rates unchanged.

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Some entities have decided to bet heavily on these products, significantly improving the interest they offer, which in some cases can reach 2.8% TIN.

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cuentas remuneradas 90% depósitos 90% ahorros 80% rentabilidad 70% liquidez 60% tipos de interés 60% banco central europeo 50% interés 50% tin 40%

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