Survival: food, health, transportation, etc;
Do you really think you can't save? Or that what you earn isn't enough to save?
Japanese Method
Progressive Method
Classic Method
This Japanese method is literally a “home economics account book”. The goal?
To save month by month by reducing household expenditure to the bare essentials.
It consists of accounting for your daily expenses in categories in a book. In this way, keeping the accounts becomes a routine.
The resulting difference between your income and your expenses will allow you to know how much money you have to spend in the month, and the money you have left to save.Survival: food, health, transportation, etc;
Leisure: related to free time, bars, restaurants, whims;
Culture and Extras: travel, sport, gifts, repairs, special expenses.
PRODUCTOS
Short term deposit.
PRODUCTOS
Medium term deposit.
Start using the BiG Account by depositing an amount of money corresponding to the week/month we are in:
Interest is accounted daily, deposited into your current account quarterly and you can withdraw the money whenever you need it;
This way, the first week we will save one euro; the second week two euros; and so on until week 52, in which we will save 52 euros;
If we succeed, by the end of the year we will have saved 1,378 euros plus the interest paid on the BiG Account.
PRODUCTS
Remunerated Account.
To start saving with this method the first thing you need is two containers or jugs. Each of these containers will be dedicated to a different category of savings
Jug 1 | 40% of your liquid income
This money will go into a remunerated account with an interest accounted daily, deposited into your current account quarterly and from which you can withdraw the money whenever you need it: the Great Account.
Jug 2 | 20% of your liquid income
Invest this saved amount in a short/medium term deposit: choose from our 6/12-month deposit.
PRODUCTS
Remunerated Account.
PRODUCTOS
Short term deposit.
Click on "Start"
Fill in your details and upload your documents
Make a transfer, and that's it
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