A Capital One savings account is required to use AutoSave features. Paycheck Percentage requires a Capital One checking account to use, while you can set up a recurring transfer from either a Capital One checking or external checking account, like the accounts listed below:

• Checking accounts—360 Checking, Total Control Checking, MONEY Teen Checking, and external checking accounts for recurring transfers.
• Savings accounts—360 Performance Savings, 360 Savings, 360 Money Market, Confidence Savings, Savings Now and a Kids Savings Account.

Yes, you can set up as many recurring transactions as you’d like. After you sign in, choose your checking or savings account that you’d like to use to set up the rule, scroll down to select ‘Automatic Savings’ and then ‘View Automatic Savings. From there, choose the savings rule and set your saving preferences. 

Yes, you can remove or edit your automatic savings rule(s) at any time. Just sign in into the mobile app, choose your checking or savings account, scroll down and select Automatic Savings to view your current rules. Then, choose the one you’d like to remove or edit.

Each savings rule is a great way to grow your money. However, one rule may make more sense depending where you are on your financial journey. Here’s a couple examples to help you decide which is right for you. 

• Recurring Transfers can work well when you have a good sense of a safe, specific amount to pull from your checking account on a regular basis. 
• Paycheck Percentage can work well when you have a “pay-yourself-first” mentality. Meaning, you want a percentage of how much you’re paid to automatically go towards savings first, and then the rest of your paycheck can go towards other expenses.