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.
Banking on your own time
- Free mobile app to check your balance, deposit checks, pay your bills, and apply for loans from any device, 24/7.
- Online banking for monitoring your account, tracking your new budget, and setting alerts, from the comfort of your phone, tablet, or computer.
- SELCO Visa® debit card to make purchases online or withdraw cash all over the US.
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. Use the map in your mobile banking app to find the closest fee-free ATM near you. 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
How Students Can Keep Money in their Pockets
Making a monthly budget can take a bit of time and thought, but it’s worth it. Here are five tips to help students keep money in their problems.
Generation Z and the Minefield of Online Scams
Young people's familiarity with technology—specifically, social media—can create a false sense of security when they are targeted by online scams.
Mentally Prepare to Ace That Job Interview
Do you have a big interview coming up? While there is no one-size-fits-all solution, you might want to look at some of these tips.
The Financial Mistakes of Our 20s and 30s
Start saving for retirement when you get your first job and you’ll develop a healthy savings habit that will serve you well down the road.