The first step to educating kids on money matters is opening an account in their name. Whether you’re a parent or grandparent, aunt or uncle, you can help kids get started on the right track…with an account at the credit union! Just like adults, all youth must have a regular share savings account which is just $5 to open and then they’re eligible to use the other products and services the credit union offers.
Only $5 to open.
$5 minimum balance.
No monthly or annual fees.
No minimum balance.
No monthly or annual fees.
Free debit card.
NOW AVAILABLE: Open Minor Accounts Online
What you’ll need:
- Minor’s Birth Certificate
- Minor’s Social Security Card
- Driver’s License or ID Card if available
- Joint owner for the account
OPEN A YOUTH ACCOUNT ONLINE
SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT TO JOIN
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Financial Education:
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