As the holiday season gets underway, we’re all looking for easy ways to save. Keep the Change® makes savings a whole lot simpler. When you enroll, each time you buy something with your Bank of America Debit Card, we'll round up your purchase to the nearest dollar amount and transfer the difference from your checking account to your savings account. Since 2005, our customers have saved over $2 billion using Keep the Change!
We'll even match your savings.*
We match your Keep the Change savings at 5% a year, every year. And to help you get started saving, we will match 100% of your savings for the first three months! Up to a maximum total match of $250 per year.
Getting started is easy.
All you need is a Bank of America checking account, debit card and savings account.
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*Purchases with rewards or ATM cards are not eligible for matching. We will match 100% of your Keep the Change transfers for the first three months after you enroll. Thereafter, we will match 5% (10% for California Tiered Interest Checking customers). The maximum total match is $250 per year. Matching funds are paid annually after the anniversary of enrollment on accounts that remain open and enrolled. Bank of America will only match Keep the Change transfers on up to five checking account per depositor (including joint depositors) or up to five checking accounts per household, whichever is less. Eligible savings accounts include Regular Savings (or Market Rate Savings in WA and ID), which requires a minimum opening balance of $25 ($1 in WA and ID) and pays a variable annual percentage yield that is 0.10% as of 09/29/2009. Money Market Savings accounts are also eligible. Matching funds will be reported to the IRS on Form 1099. Fees may reduce earnings. Patent pending.























