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Children learn by watching and trying, and when you Start Young it’s easy to teach children how to save— using accounts you can access together.
Children learn by watching and trying, and when you Start Young it’s easy to teach children how to save— using accounts you can access together.
Start Young Savings Account |
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Start Young accounts for kids 0-7 include a Start Young Visa® Debit Card issued to you, linked to your child's account.
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Safely teach your children the basics of using money in a digital world with the Start Young Visa® Debit Card.
Issued to you — Lives in your wallet — Linked to your child’s account to help you:
All with NO maintenance or overdraft fees*
With every transfer you make into their account, or each check digitally deposited with the mobile app, you’re teaching your child the basics of saving money. They experience banking on their level, and you instill your values for managing money.
Make digital deposits for their chores well done
Easily send deposits from your connected accounts
Rates Effective: September 01, 2020
1APY (Annual Percentage Yield) reflects the total amount of dividends paid on this account, based on the dividend rate and frequency of compounding, in a 365-day period. For dividend-bearing checking and savings accounts, ECCU pays dividends monthly on the last day of each month. Withdrawal of dividends and fees may reduce earnings on this account.
*Please refer to ECCU's Account Agreement and Disclosures and Personal Account Information and Fee Schedule for complete information about each account. All account rates, agreements, terms, and conditions offered are subject to change without notice. For current dividend rates and annual percentage yields, call Member Services at 877.545.0755 or internationally at 714.671.5705.
