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Youth account for ages 13 to 17With online communities, the drama of high school and the latest fashion trends, savings may be the last thing on your teen’s mind. But it’s never been more important to help them become Money$mart and prepared for their future, especially as they start looking ahead to owning a car and going off to college.
As the parent or guardian, you can structure the checking account accordingly. Choose the daily ATM withdrawal limit, the daily debit purchase maximum and the daily Point of Sale (POS) amounts––card defaults to $100 POS, $100 debit and $100 ATM. You may also monitor their spending by setting up access to view their account activity through your own Home Banking, Foothill@Home. You can even set up eAlerts to receive either emails or text messages when purchases are made, when a balance reaches a certain point, or other types of activities on that account.
Opening a Money$mart account only requires an initial $5 deposit. And as they prepare for a higher education, their first car, their prom or other special events, they can help save for it with a Youth Saver Certificate. This account allows additional deposits of at least $25 at any time, up until the they turn 24 years of age.
As talk of driving and owning a car arises, you can be prepared thanks to our discounted First-time Auto Buyer Loan when you co-sign on their first Auto Loan at the Credit Union. The special auto loan is given when your youth has completed the "Drive Away Happy" tutorial and quiz. See below.
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*Teen must take the Teens and Money tutorial online. We require a qualified adult joint signer or co-signer (must be a parent or legal guardian). Requirements for loans depend on the type of the loan, age of applicant, as well as GPA, and/or driver's license.