Youth Checking
Simple and convenient features
- 30,000+ free ATMs nationwide to withdraw cash.
- SELCO Visa® debit card to make payments directly from your checking account.
- Check your balance, deposit checks, transfer funds, and pay your bills from any device, 24/7.
- No monthly fees or minimum balance requirements.
- Accounts insured for up to $250,000 by the NCUA.
Two youth checking account options
Link Digital Checking is a connected rewards account with free overdraft protection and waived ATM fees. Plus, earn monthly round-up savings matches (up to $7) by meeting digital deposit and debit card purchase requirements.
Learn More About Link Checking
Select Checking is a traditional checking account with no monthly service charge or balance requirements, and an optional interest-bearing upgrade. Check your balance, deposit checks, transfer funds, and pay your bills from any device, 24/7.
Learn More About Select Checking
Access funds at 30,000+ free ATMs
With more than 30,000 free ATMs nationwide, you can access your funds wherever you are, with no out-of-network fees. Find the closest fee-free ATM near you by navigating to the Locations link located at the bottom of your mobile app screen after tapping Menu. Or you can always visit a Costco, 7-Eleven, or Circle K for a fee-free ATM.
Ready for your first checking account?
All you need to do is bring a parent or guardian and the following to any branch. (Note: Youth Checking Accounts are for ages 13-17 with an adult on the account.):
- A photo ID (current student IDs are OK).
- Proof of current address.
- Social Security numbers for you and your parent or guardian.
- A minimum of $10 ($5 to join, $5 to put in your account).
Resources
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The Financial Mistakes of Our 20s and 30s
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