Savings goal

You can choose three methods to save towards your savings goal. These are by card usage, standing orders and by paying a bill.

• Card: Each time you use your card, a small amount is set aside for your savings goal.
• Standing order: A fixed amount is automatically deducted each month.
• Bill: Pay a "bill" to yourself whenever you wish.

You can combine the methods so that your savings grow even faster.

Yes, you can adjust the savings amount at any time. You can also pause your savings if you need to.

Yes, you can choose an existing savings account. If you prefer, a new ordinary savings account can be created for each savings goal. This costs you nothing, and there are no restrictions on the savings account.

You therefore cannot choosePluss Savings Account, BSU home savings scheme for young people, Fixed-rate deposit or Children's Savings Account.

No. There is only one savings goal per savings account. If you already have a savings account, you can use it for one of your savings goals. If you want to have multiple savings goals, you need a separate account.

You can see all developments in the online bank and in the mobile banking app. Here you will see a clear overview of your savings progress towards the goal, in addition to the end date, history and tips that make it easier to reach your savings goal.

When you have saved the full amount, you will receive a notification in the mobile bank. You can choose whether to use the money immediately or continue saving if your savings goal has changed or you need a higher amount.

No. It is not possible to have shared savings goals with others, but you can both have your own savings goals for a shared dream.

Agree on a time horizon, amount and purpose, and you are almost a shared savings goal.

There is no limit to how long you can have a savings goal, but if you are saving for more than three years, there are better savings options available for you.

For home savings, we recommend saving inBSU home savings scheme for young people, and for long-term savings of 6 years or more, we recommend Funds.