Some people have a dream to get married and have a family of their own. If you are one of them, you certainly know that a wedding checklist can be long. You may need to rent and decorate your wedding spot, rent a wedding dress, prepare for catering and much more. Everything costs money. So that your dream wedding can come true one day, you can start saving money from now on.
To make it more exciting, you can invite your partner to save together in a fun and practical way, Shared Pocket.
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Jago’s Shared Pocket Makes It Easier for You to Save Money with Partner for Your Wedding
You can use the Shared Pocket after downloading the Jago application and creating a Jago account. Once you have a Jago account, you can create a Pocket in the Jago application right away. From the start, you can separate your wedding savings in a separate Pocket, so it doesn’t get mixed up with other daily needs.
This Pocket is where you save together with your partner. You and your partner can transfer money to this Pocket on the date that you have set together. You can check whether your partner has put some savings into the Pocket. Your partner can do the same.
What makes it even more exciting is that you and your partner can see the saving progress because both of you have set a target since the Pocket was created.
How to Create a Shared Pocket as Your Wedding Savings in the Jago Application
Making a Pocket into a Shared Pocket is very easy. This is how:
- On your Pockets tab, choose the Pocket you wish to change into a Shared Pocket.
- Find and tap the Invite button on the top of the screen.
- Choose your partner’s name from your Jago Contact or your Phonebook.
- Select a role for your partner.
- Once accepted, your Pocket will automatically change into a Shared Pocket.
If you haven’t found your other half yet, you can also start saving for yourself, if you’re determined to get married one day.
You can create a special Wedding Pocket without changing it to a Shared Pocket. Once you find your other half, you can ask them to create a Jago account too, so you can save together. Combine your money, then continue saving in the Shared Pocket.
It’s super fun, isn’t it?
