The phrase "automatic saving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, particularly when discussing features of software or applications that save data without user intervention.
Example: "Make sure to enable automatic saving in the settings to prevent data loss during your work."
Alternatives: "auto-save" or "automatic backup".
By changing the default, you can harness the power of inertia and reduce the self-control needed to save; rather than taking action to save, you would have to take action to stop the automatic saving of $200 a month.
Anything over 60,000 rows or so brings excel down in dramatic fashion – saving takes a painfully long period of time (tip number one – turn automatic saving off in preferences…).
AUTOMATIC SAVING -- Manual transmissions are common on European cars, and only the higher-end rental cars have automatics.
Frequent automatic saving may slow the program down a bit, but can cause less worry about crashes.
On the more mundane but useful end, Photoshop will have automatic saving to keep you from losing work in a crash.
"Without automatic enrolment in retirement plans, many people would have been deeper in debt and probably facing larger retirement shortfalls than they would have without those automatic saving mechanisms in place," she said.
Signing up for automatic savings can also help save on fees.
But if you are already on a steady career track, start by establishing an automatic savings plan (ideally, financial planners would have you save at least 15 percent of your income), and paying off debt.
Automatic savings vehicles also might help lower-income and lower-wealth families start saving, it said.
Everyone should enroll in an automatic savings plan and sock away 2percentt of earnings, she said, as well as save, rather than spend, any bonuses to avoid getting into a cycle of debt with payday loans.
2) Automatic Savings Most accounts now allow for automatic savings each month.
