Wed, 23 May 2012
Offshore savings accounts can be used anywhere in the world, in all other aspects they are the same as regular savings accounts. As an expat, the flexibility this offers can be invaluable, as this gives you the opportunity to manage your banking needs whether you are in your home country, your host country, or even on your holiday.
Build up your wealth in an offshore savings account. HSBC's offshore saving accounts offer:
A minimum Relationship Balance of £25,000, or currency equivalent, is required to bank with HSBC. Although each account has a minimum balance it is your total Relationship Balance that will determine if you are eligible to bank with HSBC.
HSBC offers various type of offshore savings accounts:
We recommend consulting HSBC's website for the latest offerings and to find out information how to open a savings account.
*All interest is currently paid gross. However, if you are residing in the EU, credit interest may be subject to a retention tax or reporting tax. Learn more
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