Savings Pod Terms Sample Clauses

Savings Pod Terms. The terms of this section (“Savings Pod Terms”) govern use of the Savings Pods. You can opt into this feature by creating a Savings Pod within the Mobile App. Savings Pods are not considered savings accounts and are not interest bearing. No interest will be paid. There is no initial balance required to create a Savings Pod and no maximum balance. All transfers to and from the Savings Pod must be done through your Account. You can deposit any amount you wish when creating a Savings Pod, using available funds from your Account. There are no limits as to the frequency or dollar amount of transfers between your Account and the Savings Pod(s) minimum and maximum withdrawal limits may apply to the Savings Pod as they otherwise would to your regular Account. See the section labeled “Cash Access and Transaction Limitations”, above, for additional information regarding limits. Current Accountholders: With your Account, you will have the ability to set aside available funds in your Account into up to three (3) Savings Pods within the Mobile App. Teen Accountholders: You (the Parent) will have three (3) Pods created for each teen added to your Current Account: a spending pod, a saving pod, and a giving pod. Eligibility All Account holders with an Account in good standing are eligible for the Savings Pods feature. Opening a Savings Pod does not require a check of your credit score. There is no minimum balance required to open a Savings Pod.
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Savings Pod Terms. The terms of this section (“Savings Pod Terms”) govern use of the Savings Pods. You can opt into this feature by creating a Savings Pod within the Mobile App. Savings Pods are not considered savings accounts and are not interest bearing. No interest will be paid. There is no initial balance required to create a Savings Pod and no maximum balance. All transfers to and from the Savings Pod must be done through your Current Account. You can deposit any amount you wish when creating a Savings Pod, using available funds from your Current Account. There are no limits as to the frequency or dollar amount of transfers between your Current Account and the Savings Pod(s) Minimum and maximum withdrawal limits may apply to the Savings Pod as they otherwise would to your regular Current Account. See the section labeled “Cash Access and Transaction Limitations”, above, for additional information regarding limits.
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