Koho: Adds to product line with fee free savings account

  • Canada’s leading challenger bank KOHO makes waves in the fintech space with the launch of its first no-fee savings account, KOHO Save
  • The product, now available in the KOHO app, offers a highly competitive 1.2% interest on a user’s entire balance
  • Struggling with the additional pitfalls of Covid-19, the average Canadian now owes $73,523 in debt, up 2.2% from 20191
  • The average interest rate offered by the big banks is only 0.05%, leaving Canadian consumers with a banking system
  • KOHO provides an increased level of insurance and peace of mind for users looking to load and save more money
  • With the addition of KOHO Save, KOHO operates as both a chequing and savings account
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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