Kid's Zone
Here at the Kid’s Zone you can find cool information on what a credit union is, how a savings account works, how to start saving money and fun games.
Links for Parents
Youth Savings – Our Youth Savings account can be opened for your child by either your or their grandparents. And even small amounts can add up quickly.Treasury Direct – Savings bonds (also known as Treasury Bonds or T-Bonds) are a great option for secure long-term savings. Treasury Bonds earn and pay a fixed rate of interest every six months until they mature, usually 30 years.Coverdell Education Savings Accounts (CESA) - This is a smart way to save for your child’s education. The sooner you open an account the more you’ll be able to save.
Your savings are insured to at least $500,000; This credit union is federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration (to at least $250,000). An additional $250,000 of insurance is provided by Excess Share Insurance (ESI), a private deposit insurance company