Control Your Cash with a Teen Savings Account
Get a taste of real financial independence when you open a Teen Savings account with as little as $5.00.
What can I gain from an account?
- Earn Interest: Watch your savings grow the smart way, by earning interest over time.
- Learn As You Go: Discover the ins and outs of banking with an account designed for you to manage money, save for the future, and spend wisely.
- Safety Net Included: Enjoy the perks of independence while knowing your money's protected.
Here's what you'll need to get started:
- Social Security Number
- Student ID
- Phone Number
Let's make it official.
A quick trip to one of our branches with a parent or guardian is all it takes. Your future self will thank you!
Level Up with a Teen Checking Account
Take the next step towards owning your financial future.
Complete your financial picture:
- No Monthly Fees: Keep more of your money where it belongs - with you.
- Manage Your Money: Shop online, save for something big, or just keep your funds safe and sound. It's all on your terms.
- Mobile Wallet Ready: Add your FREE debit card to your phone for Apple Pay®, Google Pay™ or Samsung Pay® for contactless and easy purchases.
- Bank On-The-Go: You can manage your account anywhere, anytime with the HRCU mobile app.
Visit us at a branch location with your parent or guardian today!
Stay Smart. Invest In a CD.
Grow your money with an i$ave Certificate of Deposit (CD). With this safe investment option, you'll supercharge your savings with a higher rate of return and set yourself up for success with long-term financial planning.
How do CDs work?
When you open a CD account, you put away a fixed amount of money for a set period. Your money earns interest during this time as a reward for keeping it in the account. You can start with just $100 and hold up to $10,000 for one year.
Bring your parent or guardian to one of our branch locations and start growing your savings with an i$ave CD!
Still not sure what a CD is? Read our latest blog post.
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