ING Romania is one of the biggest banks in our country at the moment, with a very large number of clients who benefit from its services every month, and for all of them comes an advice from the bank, which they should know about any of the Romanians right now.
ING Romania explains below to clients how they can start saving money, and what services available from the bank at the current time can be useful for them to really manage to collect the money they want, something that of course everyone should to know at this very moment.
Achieving consistent savings is a challenge for everyone. That's why I took it step by step in an article created with Avocatoo, full of practical ideas that you can put into practice today.
How do I start saving? The first step is often the hardest, you have to have the will and you have to see exactly how much you can save. If it seems that you are at the limit with money, you need to make a change, and the answer to these inner questions is called "budgeting".
Budget = knowing how much money you make and how much money you spend each month, but with a little more detail, especially when it comes to spending. Go to Home'Bank and check recurring savings on a new savings account or an existing one.
You determine the amount you want to put aside month by month. You set a date for the transfer. And that's it, it's set. Now everything happens automatically. When you make any payment, Round Up rounds up to the next multiple of 5. What is rounded up is automatically moved to your savings account. You leave the money in the savings account and you also get the interest on it.
