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With Round Up you're one step closer to putting money aside while you're also shopping. ✨
The first time, you have to choose a rounding multiple: 1 leu, 5 lei or 10 lei. After that, for each payment you make with your debit card, the amount paid is rounded up to the multiple you have chosen and is deposited into your Round Up savings account, which also has interest.
But let's see an example, to understand even better: you have chosen the multiple of 1 leu and you buy a coffee for 7.5 lei. The difference of 0.5 lei goes to your Round Up savings account. ☕
The Round Up savings account also has interest:
*Good to know: Tax on interest income is 10% for residents.