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we're looking for an easy way to help set money aside and even get rewarded for doing so well in this video we're gonna be taking a look at tally save including a few things you should know about the new app everyone this is Kyle for money at 30 on this channel we look at personal finance from millennial perspective including app and tool reviews like this one if you ask many experts about what the best ways to start saving are they'll probably tell you that the answer is automation by having an app or service pilfer funds for you it can help take the sting out of setting money aside now tally save takes back concept to a new level but not only making it easy to set money aside automatically but also allowing you to score free gift cards along the way so what does tally save and how does it work let's take a look at four things you need to know about the app the first thing to know about tally save is that getting started is quite a painless process and will even result in a jump start to your point total signing up for tally save is a relatively simple process initially only requiring you to enter your name email address and physical address just for that you'll score 500 points to set you on your way after that it's time to select your savings goal to do this you want to decide how much you want to set aside each week and select what day you want transfers to be initiated by the way tally save will send you an email the day before a transfer is set to occur giving you time to contact them if you need to cancel a contribution in any case after completing this step you'll get another 500 points lastly in order to make these weekly transfers a reality you'll need to link a checking account for tally safe to pull from like with several other personal finance apps I've reviewed in the past this task is accomplished using plaid which is a service that was recently acquired by Visa using plaid you can simply log into your bank's account and you'll be all set when all that is said and done you'll already have 2000 points putting you two-fifths of the way to your first reward next as for your tally funds you'll have the choice of either holding them in a savings account or having the app make a credit card payment for you one aspect of tally save I specifically skipped over in the last section is that you can decide whether you want to use the app to build a rainy day fund or pay down your credit card instead if you select the former your transferred funds will accrue in an fdic-insured account until you choose to transfer them out meanwhile if you want to pay down your card balance instead you can add your credit card number to tali save and it will make a monthly payment for you note that these payments are only made on the last business day of each month I'll admit I was a bit skeptical of this process at first but sure enough the $30 payment to discover showed up just a few days later the way you earn rewards on tally save is by collecting points which are awarded to you when you're successful transfers are made by default each time your tallies save transfer happens you'll earn 500 points then if you complete a four week streak of contributions you'll score a thousand point bonus for a total of fifteen hundred points that week this means that with the two thousand points you'll gain from completing the various signup steps you should be eligible for your first reward in as little as four weeks once you've accrued enough points you can cash them out for gift cards starting at five dollars or donate them to a good cause as I alluded to 5,000 points is the minimum you'll need in order to earn a reward for that amount you can choose a $5 gift card for such retailers as Amazon Walmart Starbucks and many more there are also $10 and $25 gift cards available that are actually slightly better value going for ninety five hundred and twenty two thousand five hundred points respectively additionally there are some different retailers at some of those higher levels including travel brands such as uber Airbnb Delta and Southwest featured in the twenty five dollar category for what it's worth I use my first redemption for a $5 Starbucks card which was delivered via Coinstar within minutes and I was able to add it to my Starbucks app with just a few taps alternatively tali save is partnered with the nonprofit charity water to allow users to donate their points for every hundred points you contribute you can provide 78 days of clean water to one person therefore this can be a great option for those feeling generous or who just have some extra points to spare overall while I could think of some improvements that tally save could make I admire the concept and definitely appreciate the free gift cards while the simplicity of tally save can be appealing in some areas part of me does wish that it offered a greater number of options for example it'd be nice if you could select what day of the month to have it to match your credit card payments or even have the ability to select a bi-weekly or monthly incoming transfer option instead still at the end of the day tally safe seems like a great way to earn free gift cards while building up an emergency fund or paying down debt hopefully this gives you a better idea of what tally save is all about but for much more on the I'll have a link to my full written review on dire news and description box down below also if you like this video please hit the thumbs up button leave a comment and be sure to subscribe because we have new videos every week so thanks again for watching and I will see you next time here on money at 30