Round Up Savings Program

Watch the savings add up

Select typical weekly purchases to calculate your savings

Total Spare Change = $0 /Week
That could add up to $0 /Year

Turn Everyday Spending into Smart Savings!

No matter your savings style, our Round-Up Savings Program makes it effortless

Young beginners can kickstart their savings habit by rounding up everyday purchases.

Savvy investors can use it to stash away extra cash for future opportunities.

Love playing Santa each holiday season; this is the perfect way to set aside money all year long.

Small round-ups from debit card purchases automatically transfer into your savings account—helping you build your savings without even thinking about it! Start rounding up today and watch your savings grow.


Planters Super Savings Account

With Planters Round Up Checking, the spare change from your debit card transactions is automatically gathered and smoothly transferred daily to your Planters Super Savings Account. Each time you use your Planters First Bank debit card, we seamlessly round up the total to the nearest dollar, ensuring your savings grow effortlessly.

With our high-yield savings account, you’ll be able to reach your goals sooner and earn interest at a higher rate than a traditional savings account.

  • Must have Planters Round Up Checking Account
  • The round-ups from your debit card purchases are accumulated and transferred daily from your Planters Round Up Checking account to your Super Savings Account.
  • A minimum of $5.00 is required to open an account, while the maximum amount allowed for the initial deposit is $100.00.
  • $5.00/per item if more than 3 withdrawals per calendar month.
  • No Minimum Balance Fee
  • FREE Online & Mobile Banking

Terms & Conditions Apply. Interest Rate and Annual Percentage Yield (APY) are subject to change at the discretion of Planters First Bank. Interest is compounded daily and credited to the account monthly. Qualifying transactions must post to and settle in the account by the monthly statement closing date. If the account is closed before interest is credited, accrued interest will not be paid. Fees may reduce earnings on savings accounts.