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A Great Teaching Tool

Open an account for your child — and teach them the habit of saving!

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Kids Savings Account to Build Healthy Money Habits

Our Kids Start Savings account is designed for children 18 and under. You can open one with as little as $50. It has no minimum balance requirement and no monthly service charge. Start teaching practical money lessons to your kids today!

  • Kids Start Savings Account Features1

    • Tiered interest2 based on balance
    • No minimum balance requirement
    • No monthly service charge
    • For those 18 and under

    Visit us to open this account!

  • Earn Tiered Interest as Savings Grow

    Kids Start Savings is an interest-bearing option that can provide a real-world example of the value of compound interest. The account includes competitive rates, and a low $50 minimum opening deposit.1,2

    Open in a Banking Center today!

Teach Your Child How Saving Works

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    Teaching Kids About Money

    These five concepts will help you introduce money to your children in an age-appropriate, effective way.

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    Help Your Kids Build Good Credit

    Establishing good credit will help your child as they become a young adult — and well into their 20s. You can start earlier than you think.

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    3 Ways To Start Saving for Your Child’s Future

    Set your children up for long-term financial wellness.

1 $50 minimum opening deposit required. If account is closed within 180 days, a $25 fee will be assessed.
2 For interest-bearing accounts, the interest rate and annual percentage yield may change. At our discretion, we may change the interest rate on the account periodically. Interest begins to accrue no later than the business day we receive credit (collected funds) for the deposit of noncash items (for example checks). If the account is closed before interest is credited, you will not receive the accrued interest.