What prizes can I win with Round Up To Win?
You can win monthly, quarterly, and annual cash prizes, just like with the Save to Win® Savings Account. The more you save, the better your chances to win! Please refer to the official Save to Win® Savings Account rules for complete...
Continue ReadingCan I still participate in Round Up To Win if I don’t use my debit card often?
Yes, you can still participate in Round Up To Win! However, the more you use your debit card, the more opportunities you have to save and enter for...
Continue ReadingHow are the entries calculated for Round Up To Win?
You earn one entry for every $25 saved through rounding up your debit card purchases. The more purchases you make, the more entries you...
Continue ReadingHow do I sign up for Round Up To Win?
To enable Round Up To Win, call 844-700-7328 or visit a branch. Once set up, your debit card purchases will automatically round up, and the extra change will be deposited into your Save to Win® Savings...
Continue ReadingWhat is the Round Up To Win program?
Round Up To Win allows you to round up your debit card purchases to the nearest dollar and automatically save the change into your Save to Win® Savings Account. Each time you save $25, you earn an entry for a chance to win exciting cash...
Continue ReadingAre the prizes guaranteed?
Prizes are drawn randomly, and winning is based on the number of entries. There’s no guarantee of winning, but the more you save and the more entries you earn, the better your chances! Read the official Save to Win® Savings Promotion Raffle...
Continue ReadingIs there an age requirement to participate?
You must be 18 years old or older to participate in the Save to Win® programs and Round Up To...
Continue ReadingCan I participate in all three Save to Win programs?
Yes! You can open a Save to Win® Savings Account, a Save to Win® Certificate of Deposit, and enroll in the Round Up To Win program to maximize your chances to win and grow your...
Continue ReadingWhat’s the difference between dividend/interest rate and APY?
The difference between the Dividend Rate and APY (Annual Percentage Yield) lies primarily in considering compounding. Here’s a breakdown: Interest Rate Definition: The interest rate is the nominal rate at which interest is paid on the...
Continue ReadingSave to Win Certificate Rules
Download the official People Driven Credit Union account and prize entry...
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