Youth Month
UNLEASH THE POWER OF SAVING AT MEMBERS FIRST.
Like with any skill, the younger you start, the more practice you'll get, and the easier it will be to master. Teaching a child or teenager how to save regularly will give them the first step to achieving their dreams and lasting financial well-being. Our youth have limitless potential, and financial education from your credit union can be instrumental in helping them achieve it. In April, we celebrate National Credit Union Youth Month to set our young members on the path to financial education, understanding, and security.
Your Child Could Win $70 When They Make a Deposit in April*
Open a new youth savings account in April for your child, grandchild, niece, or nephew, and you'll receive $10** in your account. Plus, as part of Members First's celebration of 70 Years of Service, when your child makes a deposit to their account, they'll be entered in a drawing for a chance to win $70.*
*Your child could win $70 when they make a deposit to their youth savings account starting April 1, 2024 - April 30, 2024. Two winners will be chosen the following month, (1) Ages 12 and under and (1) Ages 13 - 17. To be notified of potential winnings, please ensure your contact information is current on your account.
**Referral account must have a minimum of $5 to qualify. $10 referral applies to new member accounts only. May not be combined with other offers.
FINANCIAL EDUCATION
If you have been wondering how to encourage your child to save for the future, National Credit Union Youth Month is a great opportunity to start teaching them good financial skills. We've put together a few financial education resources for kids and teens to learn good savings habits and help them achieve their dreams.
Teach your kids important money fundamentals like saving, spending, borrowing, and more with these fun, kid-friendly videos.
Saving Money
Earning Money
Spending Money
Borrowing Money
Giving Money
Growing Money
Teens are beginning their financial journey and laying the foundation for an independent, adult life. We'll help your teen navigate through the world of adult finances with lessons on budgeting, interest, credit scores, and more.
Common Money Beliefs
Compound Interest Mind Bend
After Grad: Work or College
Budgeting Basics
Building A Budget
Breakdown of a Credit Score
RESOURCES
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