How do I withdraw money from my Savings Account?

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How do I withdraw all of my money from a Savings Account?
How can I partially withdraw a certain amount from my Savings Account?
How can I turn a Savings Account into a Bank Account?
How can I check how many free withdrawals I have left? 
How can I make internal transfers between my Personal Savings Accounts?
Which payments count towards the withdrawal limit?
Which payments don't count towards the withdrawal limit?
How do I withdraw all of my money from a Savings Account?

Hey bunqers 🌈,

Managing your finances should be as simple as possible, and that includes accessing your savings whenever you need to. That’s why we've designed our Savings Account with user-friendly features to make managing your money a breeze. 

To encourage you to save the money for your next vacation, we've limited the withdrawals to 2 per calendar month. The withdrawal limit resets automatically on the 1st of each month at 01:00 CET. 

This means that you get 2 free withdrawals per calendar month across all your Personal Savings Accounts (and another 2 for Business Savings Accounts). This way, you can access your savings when it matters — whether you're withdrawing the full balance or just part of it.

How do I withdraw all of my money from a Savings Account?

Check out the steps below to see how:

  1. Go to the Savings tab

  2. Tap on your Savings Account

  3. Tap on Withdraw and select the total balance of the Savings Account

  4. Select a Bank Account to withdraw the money to

  5. Withdraw ✨

How can I partially withdraw a certain amount from my Savings Account?

  1. Go to the Savings tab

  2. Select the Savings Account in question

  3. Tap on Withdraw

  4. Select the amount you want to withdraw

  5. Done ✅

How can I turn a Savings Account into a Bank Account?

If you experience any difficulties withdrawing your money or you want faster access to your savings - you can convert one of your Savings Accounts into a regular Bank Account! 

It's easy - once per calendar month you have the possibility to turn a Savings Accounts into a Bank Account and manage it as explained here.

How? Simply follow these steps:

  1. Go to Home

  2. Select the Savings Account you want to convert

  3. Click on Settings⚙️

  4. Select ‘Convert to Bank Account

  5. Confirm

Note: Keep in mind that you won't receive interest for a Savings Account which was turned into a regular Bank Account.

How can I check how many free withdrawals I have left? 

  1. Go to the Savings tab

  2. Select the Savings Account in question

  3. Check the Withdrawals Left widget, under your Savings Account Details

How can I make internal transfers between my Personal Savings Accounts?

Simply follow these easy steps:

  1. Go to Home

  2. Tap on 🟠 Pay

  3. Enter the amount

  4. Tap on From and select your Savings Account

  5. Tap on Choose Recipient

  6. Select My Accounts

  7. Select the Savings Account you want to top up

  8. Send Payment

  9. Done!

Which payments count towards the withdrawal limit?

  • ✅ Withdrawals from your Savings Account to your regular Bank Account

  • ✅ Automated payments set up from your Savings Account

  • ✅ Transfers to your child's Savings Account or Joint Savings Account

  • ✅ Withdrawals from any Joint Savings Account 

Which payments don't count towards the withdrawal limit?

  • ❌ Internal transfers between your Personal Savings Account

  • ❌ Early Term Deposit Withdrawals. If you withdraw your deposit earlier than the end of the term duration, you’ll pay a 1% fee on the deposited amount, per year. You can learn more about Term Deposits - here

Important note: Keep in mind that the monthly withdrawal limit applies to all your Savings Accounts combined. You have 2 withdrawals for your Personal Savings Accounts and 2 separate withdrawals for your Business Savings Accounts.

Transferring money from your Savings Account to your child's or Joint Savings Account counts toward the limit, as these are distinct accounts. Only internal transfers between your Personal Savings Accounts don’t count towards the monthly limit.

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