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Youth Saving Accounts

For Kids & Teens

Your kids need an account too! Our accounts are fun, engaging and come with free gifts!

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Why Elevate

Building Strong Financial Habits

 Give your kids and teens a strong start with Youth Savings Accounts from Elevate Credit Union. Our kids' savings accounts and teen savings accounts help young members build smart financial habits, learn money management skills, and grow confidence as they work toward lifelong financial success and independence. 

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What Do I Need?

$25 Deposit

To open an account, you will need to start with a $25 deposit.
Child's Social Security #

Don't forget to bring or know your child's social security number when opening their account.
Adult Joint Owner

As a minor, your child will need you or a responsible adult to be joint on their account.
0-12 Years

Dollar Dog Account

When is the right age to open an account for your child? Now is! We make it fun!

  • Free Dollar Dog Bank
  • Monthly & Birthday Prizes*
  • Birthday Card From Dollar Dog
  • Online Games & Fun
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Games & Activities

Make learning about money and finances fun for kids. Below are some links to online games. Click the button "Fun Activities" for a fun printable, if you want your child to unplug while learning.

FUN ACTIVITIES
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iSave Teen Account

It's hard to think about, but adulthood is just around the corner. Teach, monitor and guide them now about personal finances with an iSave Teen account and get some fun freebies in the process.

  • Gift Card
  • Water Bottle/Laptop Sticker
  • Debit Card w/ Checking Account
  • Online Banking w/ Mobile App
 
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Teaching Your Kids

Whether your kids are saving coins in a piggy bank or cashing their first paycheck, teaching them about money early helps build confidence and lifelong habits. Talk about saving, spending, and giving—it’s never too early (or too late!) to start those money conversations. The lessons you teach today help your kids make smart financial choices tomorrow. The foundation begins with you!

FOR PARENTS OF YOUNG KIDS
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Bring your child in to make a deposit of at least $5 once a month for a fun monthly prize. This helps teach your child healthy saving habits that they will carry with them as they grow!

April is Youth Month


Join the fun during Youth Month this April. When you open a new Dollar Dog or iSave account, your child or teen can enjoy special treats, prizes, and account-opening perks. And every Dollar Dog and iSave member can play Plinko for a chance to win a small prize. 

 

0-12 Years

Dollar Dog

Extra Fun In April


New Dollar Dog Accounts Receive:

  • $5 in the new account
  • Dollar Dog bank
  • Candy
  • Play Plinko & win a prize

Existing Dollar Dog Accounts Receive:

  • Extra special monthly prize with a minimum $5 deposit
  • Candy
  • Play Plinko & win a prize

 

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iSave Teen Account

Youth Month Extras

New Accounts

  • $5 deposit into the new savings account
  • $5 in a new checking account
  • $5 gift card
  • Vinyl water bottle decal

Existing Accounts

  • Vinyl water bottle decal
  • $5 for adding a checking account
  • $5 gift card
 
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Youth Account

FAQs

If you don't see your question here, text us at (435) 723.3437.
What do I need to bring to open an account?

You can open an account over the phone or in a branch. You will need:

  • Your child's social security number(s).
  • $25 deposit per account
  • And you will need to be joint on your child's account since they are a minor.
How old does my child need to be to have a Dollar Dog Kids Account?

The Dollar Dog Kids account is for kids 0-12 years of age. You can open an account for them as soon as they are born. When your child turns 13 their account will automatically become an iSave Teen Account.
How old does my child need to be to have an iSave Teen Account? The iSave Teen Account is for teens 13-17 years of age. When your teen turns 18 their account will automatically become a Regular Share Account.
How does my child get the monthly prizes for their Dollar Dog Account?

Have your child bring in a minimum of $5 to deposit into their account, then they can get the fun, monthly prize! One prize available per month. We have different prizes available each month. We want to make saving fun during the foundational years, but kids need your help by bringing them into the credit union.
Can my teen have a checking account with a debit card? Yes! If you feel they are ready for this responsibility, then it's a great opportunity for them to learn while you can watch and guide them. Ask to open a checking account for your teen today!
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"My granddaughter loves the Dollar Dog Kids Club. She is learning how to save her money in her own account. They make it fun for her."
AnnMember Since 1995
"Both my teens have iSave accounts and it's been a good experience for them. I can watch and help guide them while they learn all the things they need to know before they become adults. I wish I had an account like this when I was their age."
AvaMember Since 2019
"I open a Dollar Dog account for all my kids as soon as they are born. They love getting mail from Dollar Dog and the account has been good for us when teaching them about saving for things they want, budgeting, and learning about money."
StephanieMember Since 2015
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