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# How To Create Group Saving Account
**Saving Accounts** can be created for an entire group, rather than creating one for every single client. The **Group Saving Account** is shared between all the members of the Group. This allows all the members of the Group to do all types of transactions (including Deposits and Withdrawals).
### **Creating Group Saving Account**
1. Click on **Clients** on the top menu bar, and click on **Groups** in the sub-menu that appears.
2\. This will display a page with a list of all the Groups as shown in the screenshot below.
3\. Find the Group you wish to add the Group Saving Application for (*use the Search bar at the top, if necessary*) and click on its **Name**. This will display the Group Profile.
4\. Click on the '**Group Saving Application**' button (indicated on the screenshot above).\
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5\. On the window that appears, select the [**Saving Product** ](/mifosx/user-manual/for-administrators-mifos-x-platform/administration/products/untitled.md)for the Group.
6\. Fill in all the details and click on the **Submit** button (*For more information on how to fill in the details,* [*see here*](/mifosx/user-manual/for-operational-users-mifos-x-web-app/accounts-and-transactions/saving-accounts.md)).
7\. Afterwards, the Saving Account needs to be approved and activated with the specified date so that each member of the group can make transactions. Click on the '**Approve**' button to approve it.
8\. Once the Saving Account is created for the Group, the '**Saving Account Overview**' is shown on the Group page displaying the Saving Account Number, Saving Product and Balance.
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