Savings certificates will yield maximum interest rate in September
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Savings certificates will yield maximum interest rate in September

SAPO Notícias29 August 2026 at 10:00

The savings certificates will see an increase in their return in September, with the interest rate settling at 2.517%. This rise represents an improvement in conditions for investors who hold these savings products.

According to the analysis by Contas Connosco, this interest rate of 2.517% corresponds to the maximum possible return for Series F of the Savings Certificates. This is a significant milestone for these savings products.

This is the first time since February 2025 that the Savings Certificates have managed to reach the maximum return limit for this series. This evolution reflects the market conditions that allow investors to obtain the best possible return on this product.

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