Capital One AutoSave vs Plum

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Plum is a personal finance app for saving, investing, and managing spending through automation. It reviews transactions and balances from a supported current bank account in the user's own name, calculates an amount to set aside, and transfers savings by direct debit every 4–5 working days. Listed saving rules include automatic, round-up, weekly, payday, and no-spend options; rainy-day rules start with Pro. Investment options listed across all plans include Plum Interest money market funds, US stocks, cryptocurrencies, and ETFs. Plum is available on iOS and Android in the UK, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Greece, and Cyprus for users aged 18 or older. Basic is free; Pro costs €3.99 monthly, Boost €7.99 monthly, and Premium €9.99 monthly. A 30-day trial is listed. Only current accounts in the user's own name are supported as primary connections; business, savings, and joint accounts are not. Plum says it uses read-only transaction access and encryption, and that its e-money products are not covered by FSCS.