We are ready to help your kids get excited about saving and growing their money and learn how to make smart choices when spending their money.
Special Offer
We'll match your first deposit up to $25!*
Ready to get started?
Open a new account in any branch.
Drop in during business hours or make an appointment.
Features
- Designed for kids ages 0-12
- Free use of the coin machine, monthly**
- Earn competitive dividends, paid quarterly
- No minimum balance requirements or monthly fees
- Rack up bonus rewards points with our reading and report card programs***
- Special events and surprises for young savers throughout the year
- Safer than a piggy bank, NCUA insured
Make Learning Fun: Learning about money should be as exciting as a favorite bedtime story, game, or toy. We're all about teaching kids the basics of saving in fun and engaging ways.
Build Early Saving Habits: Teach your kids the value of saving from an early age. Our account encourages good financial habits that last a lifetime and starting early is the secret sauce to long-term growth.
Kickstart College Savings: Looking ahead, we want to help you support your kids’ college and career education.
Put Savings on Autopilot: Busy parents, we've got your back! Set up recurring deposits hassle-free to make saving a seamless part of your routine.
Little Kids (0-7)
- Learn the value of saving from an early age.
- Get excited about saving for small goals.
- Begin discussions on wants vs. needs when making choices with money.
Big Kids (8-12)
- Watch their savings grow.
- Learn to responsibly use a debit card and digital banking tools.
- Begin discussions on how to grow your savings, how loans work, and how to make wise choices with money.
Exclusive Tools & Resources
Get rewarded for great grades!
- Earn 300 points ($3 value) for each A
- Earn 200 points ($2 value) for each B
Account Requirements
- Open your MAX savings account with just $5 minimum deposit.*
- You must be a U.S. citizen or resident alien and 19 years of age or older; under 19 requires a qualified guarantor.
- You must have a U.S. address and Social Security number, as well as, one of the following: a driver`s license, U.S. passport, or state-issued ID.
- You must also have a valid email address.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Financial responsibility
- The value of money
- Basic math skills
- How to save and stay focused on goals
- Teaching Children About Money
- Savings Calculator
- 50/30/20 Rule for Budgeting
- Quality vs Cost
- 8 Lessons to Teach Kids About Credit from K-12
- 3 Jar Allowance Method