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How can I deposit cash?
How do I set my Pay What is Fair fee? Can I change it? (Aspiration Spend & Save)
Who can apply for an Aspiration Spend & Save account?
How do I close my Aspiration Spend & Save account?
Can I order paper checks for my Aspiration Spend & Save account?
How do I withdraw money from or add money to my Aspiration Spend & Save account?
Is the Aspiration Spend & Save account FDIC-insured?
When will my cash back rewards post to my Aspiration Spend account?
What types of transactions earn cash back for Aspiration Spend?
Can I deposit a check directly into Aspiration Save?
Is Aspiration Save limited to six transfers per month, like some traditional savings accounts?
Are separate monthly statements generated for Aspiration Spend and Aspiration Save?
I have an Aspiration Spend & Save account. Can I close Aspiration Save?
Does the Aspiration Spend & Save account have a recurring transfer feature?
What interest rates are offered for Aspiration Save?
Do I need to set up Pay What is Fair for both Aspiration Spend and Aspiration Save?
Can I transfer funds between Aspiration Spend and Aspiration Save?
Is my debit card linked to Aspiration Spend or Aspiration Save?
Do my Aspiration Spend and Aspiration Save account have the same account number?
What is Aspiration Spend & Save?
How is interest calculated in my Aspiration Save account?
My card was lost or stolen, how do I report it and request a new card? (Aspiration Spend & Save)
Which address is used to mail a debit card for Spend & Save Joint accounts?
How do I receive checks for my Spend & Save Joint Account?
Can a Spend & Save Joint Account be used as a custodial account?
With Spend & Save Joint Accounts, is it possible to see which person made each transaction?
Is it possible to remove an owner from a Spend & Save Joint Account?
How does Pay What Is Fair work for a Spend & Save Joint Account?
How does AIM work for Spend & Save Joint Accounts?
Will each owner of a Spend & Save Joint account receive their own debit card?

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