Financial Services and Education for Our Youngest Members
Introduction
We believe that strong financial habits are best learned early on. That's why we offer a savings account for our youngest members, ages 12 and under, letting them learn valuable skills they can use throughout their lives.
From our First account, then transitioning into teen years and beyond, our goal is to support our members' financial well-being in all of life's stages.
Bring your child along to your local branch and open an account today!
First Account
Our First account is designed especially for kids under 12, featuring activities, games, and entertainment to help kids learn about saving and finances. Enjoy special incentives and benefits, including a quarterly newsletter and birthday postcard, sent directly to the mailing address on the account.
Starting Their Financial Journey
Learning to Save Can Be Fun
Bring your child or children with you to visit your local branch to open an account. They'll receive a savings passbook, coin saver, and a member identification card. Plus, for every $5 deposit they make in person they'll earn a free gift! It's our way of rewarding them for building their savings.
Looking for even more educational resources for your family? Check out our Kids Zone for a selection of games and stories.
Saving First Newsletter
Play and Save as a Family
Created in-house by our team at Visions, Saving First is mailed exclusively to households of our members ages 12 and under. It's filled with fun activities and reminders to prioritize savings and healthy financial habits throughout the year. We hope you and your child will enjoy it together each season as you nurture their future financial well-being.
...and More!
As your child approaches age 13, we'll help with a transition to even more financial wellness opportunities. Check out what comes next:
Additional Information
NCUA Share Insurance Information
For members ages 17 and under, financial products and services may be subject to permission or joint ownership of a legal parent or guardian. Ask for details.
