Online deposit rates posted by 35 banks on October 28, 2026 vary widely by bank and term. For 12 months, MBV, PGBank, Sacombank, VCBNeo and VIB all list 7%/year, the highest in the survey, followed by BVBank at 6.9%/year. VPBank leads the 18-month term at 7.4%/year, while PGBank tops the 6-month term at 6.9%/year. SCB's rates are well below other banks, at 0.6%/year for 12 months and 0.1%/year for 3 months, while many banks list 4.75%/year for 3 months. The article notes that actual rates may change and depend on the agreement between each bank and the depositor.
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Original headline: Lãi suất ngày 28/10 tại Agribank, Vietcombank, BIDV, VietinBank, MB, VPBank, Techcombank, Sacombank, HDBank,...
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