Save
Learning to save money early can help teens become more responsible with their money and develop confidence in their financial skills.
- They’ll save more money with no monthly maintenance fees
- They’ll have more ownership in how they spend their savings
- They can set savings goals in the OneAZ Mobile Banking app
- They can learn about financial concepts like interest rates
Spend
A OneAZ Teen Debit Card allows teens independence in managing their money while encouraging healthy spending habits that will help prepare them for adulthood. Parents will also monitor the account so you can guide them on their financial journey.
- They’ll love tracking their spending with our easy-to-use mobile app
- They can easily access cash with 41,000 fee-free ATMs across the network
- They can deposit their allowance or part-time job payment
Your Teen’s Debit Card Includes a OneAZ Free Checking Account
Accounts for Teens Must Be Opened in a Branch
What to bring when opening an account:
For Parents:
- State-issued ID
- Social Security Number
- Proof of Residency
For Teens:
- Student ID or state-issued ID
- Social Security Number or Tax Identification Number (TIN)
Open an account at your local branch today!
Financial Resources Guide
Teens and parents can learn more about budgeting, saving, and more bank account basics with OneAZ’s Financial Resources Guide.
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Keep ReadingRates as of December 1, 2024.
If funds from a paycheck are not available early to you, it may be due to one of the following: (i) You do not have a consumer checking account (you only have a savings or business account with the Credit Union), (ii) You did not sign up for direct deposit, (iii) It has not been 1-2 pay periods, which is needed for the Early Pay service to begin, (iv) Direct deposits are not made in your name or in the name of a signee on your checking account, (v) We cannot verify your employer/payor, (vi) Your employer/payor did not notify us of the deposit 1-2 days early.