Community saving
A savings club is a group of friends, neighbours or any community that pools money together.
Build community by saving together towards a shared purpose, whether that’s buying food together to save on supermarket prices, affording that trip to see your relatives, or just to help your community, there are many different ways to use a savings club.
Join hundreds of community builders across the UK
Become a Kin Cooperative member for £1 per month and start your own self-managed savings clubs with no interest and no transaction fees.
food cooperatives, personal savings groups, community projects, security funds for self-employed workers, housing groups, bulk buy groups, dinner clubs, rotating savings clubs, solidarity funds, community dinner clubs, housing groups, action groups and others across the UK are using Kin Cooperative to save together.
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History.
People have pooled money together for thousands of years.
Today, Kin hosts traditional rotating clubs where group members pay into a shared pot every week or month and the whole amount is given to one person at a time (rotation), as well as food cooperatives (bulk purchase groups), freelancer christmas funds (bread funds) and accumulating savings clubs (for community purchases or interest free loans).
Savings clubs are still used by communities all over the world because they work. That's why there is a name for them in every language:
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