Instant Access Savings

Instant Access Savings

EBS Instant Access Account

Want to have your cake and eat it too? Of course you do. And you can, with an EBS Instant Access Account. That’s because you can save for as long as you like, and access your money any time you want to. It couldn’t be any easier.

It will be there for you for any family event that comes along (big or small) – whether that’s a broken boiler or a much needed holiday (we’re not judging).

Read more below, or why not request a call back from your local savings expert? They’ll answer any query you have or meet you for a relaxed chat about your options.

Benefits of an Instant Access Account

  • You can lodge and withdraw money as often as you like.
  • No limit to the number of Instant Access accounts that you can open.
  • You will earn a variable rate of interest which is calculated daily and paid into your account half yearly in June and December.
  • Passbook will be issued to allow you to keep track of your savings.
  • You can pay bills and keep track of your account online.
  • No maintenance or transaction fees apply for this Account, but there may be other service charges that apply. For details see EBS Fees and Charges.

Features of an Instant Access Account

  • There is a minimum opening lodgement of just €0.01 and there is no maximum.
  • This account is for Personal and Business customers only and can be opened in sole or joint names. Business Customers should contact their local Office for Business Rates.
  • No standing orders or direct debits permitted on this account.
  • Check out our Instant Access Account Rate, or read our full Terms and Conditions for the Instant Access Account here

Not convinced this is the account for you? We also have a regular current account called the MoneyManager which is more suitable for everyday transactions.

Please note both General & Specific Terms & Conditions apply to this account

Important / Regulatory Notice

Important information: Account terms & conditions apply. Interest is subject to Deposit Interest Retention Tax (D.I.R.T.) at the prevailing rate (for more information see www.revenue.ie).