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Save the change account

Snakeweasel · 2017-01-11 12:52:54

Hi Folks, sorry if this has been asked before, but I can't seem to find it. Do any banks in Ireland offer a save the change account? A friend of mine in the UK has it and it is a really handy way to save a little more money. As the title implies, when you make a purchase with your card, the bank rounds up the purchase…

11-01-2017 12:52pm

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Snakeweasel

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Hi Folks, sorry if this has been asked before, but I can't seem to find it.

Do any banks in Ireland offer a save the change account? A friend of mine in the UK has it and it is a really handy way to save a little more money. As the title implies, when you make a purchase with your card, the bank rounds up the purchase price to the nearest pound and puts the change in to a savings account.

It works well for him, but I cant find any info about it in Ireland online.

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No Irish bank offers such as service.

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