How do I set up Save the Change?
Last Updated: 27 Jul 2021
Setting up Save the Change is easy.
In the ASB Mobile Banking app:
- Log in and select the transaction account you would like to Save the Change from.
- On your Account summary, select 'Save the Change Setup' under 'More options'.
- Select 'Save the Change setup'.
- Nominate the account you would like to Save the Change to.
- Select your preferred rounding amount.
- Select your preferred payment option.
- Review and select 'Done' in the top right of the screen to complete the set up.
In FastNet Classic:
- Log in and open the menu in the top left of the screen.
- Select 'Financial wellbeing' and then 'Save the change'.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to set up your Save the Change.
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