We believe that it’s never too early to learn the value of savings. Whether one is learning how to crawl/walk, in grade school, middle school, or high school, we have options to help them value the importance of savings. The earlier one learns, the better their shot at financial security and success.
Teach them how to be good savers and how to read their monthly statement with a customized tip on how to increase their savings.
- No monthly service charge regardless of balance
- No monthly printed statement fee
- Quickly transfer money between SFCU accounts
- Competitive Interest Rates
Having debit card access is a must—it gives you the freedom to buy the things you love, wherever and whenever you need to. One of the best parts? This account comes with zero monthly fees, making it a completely free and convenient way to manage your money.
You’re turning into an adult (some-what)! A checking account with a cool nifty debit card is one of the first steps to adulthood. Responsible teens with proper money management can go a long way to financial success in the future. We’re partnering up with your parent (or other responsible family member) to show you the way on how to manage a bank account.
Must be at least 13 years of age to be eligible for a checking account
The great thing about this account is that it’s absolutely FREE!
Our College Account is an excellent foundation for your post-college life as well, as you establish your financial identity and build your own credit record.
To qualify, you must be enrolled in college at least part time and have a valid student Identification Card.
This package includes:
- FREE Primary and Additional Savings Accounts
- FREE Checking Account
- Free eBanking
- Free Bill Pay
- Free eStatements
- Free Cashier’s Checks*
- Free mobile banking
- Free debit card
- Free access to +30,000 ATMs Nationwide
- Discounted Loan Options
- Computer Loan
- Book Loan
- Tuition Assistance Loan
- Visa® Credit Card
- First Time Auto Buyer
For Minors (under the age of 18): All minor accounts must have a qualified joint owner, such as a parent or legal guardian. Supporting documents are required and may include the minor’s Birth Certificate, Social Security Card, Passport, or School Identification Card.
For Qualified Joint Owner (Adult): You must qualify for the account being established. Teach your child how to responsibly use their Debit Card, including logging in to eBanking to monitor balances and spending. Remind them to always be cautious and never share account information with anyone. Encourage regular savings habits and consider opening a Coverdell Savings Account for future education expenses. As a joint owner, you can also adjust their daily debit card limit, up to $300, by simply giving us a call.