Youth Savings and Checking Accounts

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SUPER SAVER COLORING PAGE
Kids, show us what you are saving for!

Coloring Page

YOUTH ACCOUNTS

Super Saver Savings Account
For young savers age 12 and under
Learning to be a sensible saver helps kids develop good money management skills. Start your kids on the path to financial independence and open an account today.

No minimum daily balance or fees
Attractive interest rate
Available in passbook or monthly statement
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SPECIAL OFFER!
Open a new Super Saver Savings Account and we will deposit the first $5 into your child’s new account. Plus they can pick a gift.*

Student Checking
For students age 13–25 looking for financial freedom
With school, sports, and other on-the-go activities, students need a checking account that matches their active lifestyles.

No minimum daily balance, no monthly maintenance fee**
Free Visa® Debit card
Unlimited free ATM transactions at over 30,000 CO-OP® and SUM® network ATMs
Free online banking, bill pay, and eStatements
Access your account anytime, anywhere with free Mobile Banking

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To open a youth account, please call our Member Contact Center at 1-888-786-2791 or visit one of our branch locations.

*$5 will be deposited directly into new Super Saver Savings Account only. Limit one gift per account-while supplies last. Offers subject to change without notice.

**If paper statement is required, there will be a $2.00 monthly fee. Accounts for minors age 12 and under require adult custodian. Accounts for minors age 13 and older may be opened with an adult as custodian or joint owner.

Help your kids learn about money.

Here are some tips to get you started:

1. Teach them how to earn money by giving them chores and paying small amounts for a job well done.

2. Show them how to organize their money into the categories of spend, share, and save.
Spend money can be used right away
Share money is set aside for gifts or charity
Save money is put away for future purchases.

3. Check in with them to talk about how well they are saving toward their goals.

Kids can draw what they are saving for...
Super Saver Coloring Page

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