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Citizens Bank SaveUp

On this page:
  • Make your debit card a savings tool when you SaveUp with Citizens Bank
  • See how quickly your spare change can add up to big savings
  • Use our calculators to set a savings goal
  • Find out how you can start automatically saving today


Turn everyday purchases into tomorrow's possibilities.

Saving money is easier said than done. When you SaveUp with Citizens Bank, building your nest egg is automatic, effortless, and painless. The sooner you sign up, the sooner you can reach your goals!


Man with two kids putting coins in a piggy bank

What is SaveUp?

Say goodbye to the piggy bank or change jar. SaveUp is the modern way of saving your spare change.
  • SaveUp automatically rounds up purchases made with your Citizens Bank Debit Card.1 You can decide to:
    • Round up to the nearest whole dollar, or
    • Boost your savings even more when you round up to the nearest whole dollar + add an additional amount, like $1, to every debit card purchase
  • The round-up amount is automatically transferred from your checking account into another account you have with Citizens Bank, like savings or money market.2
  • You can choose to fund your primary savings account or an account you have for just a special purpose, like a new car or big vacation.3
  • The more you use your debit card to make everyday purchases, the more you can save!

How much can you save with SaveUp?

In just a few months, Heidi saved over $50 without thinking about it -- and it's money she never missed!
Use our calculators to estimate how much your spare change can add up or how long it takes to reach a goal.
 

Let's get you saving today!
This is where we will put the call to action, like stop by your branch or send us a message in Digital Banking.

1. SaveUp is only available on personal Citizens Bank debit cards, including the Mukwonago Checking debit card. It cannot be used with business or HSA debit cards.
2. SaveUp cannot be used to fund a Health Savings Account.
3. On days you have multiple debit card purchases, we’ll add up all of your round-up transactions and make one transfer to your savings. If on a business day you do not have sufficient available funds in your checking account, or if any transaction has overdrawn your checking account, we will not round up purchases posted on that business day, and we will cancel the SaveUp transfer for that day.