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Youth Banking Accounts

Teach your child smart saving habits early with Call Federal’s Youth Accounts, created just for kids.

Youth Savings Account

Call Federal’s Kids and Teen Savings Accounts are designed to help young members build strong financial habits early on. These youth savings accounts are free of monthly fees, and offer competitive dividends, and age-appropriate incentives that make saving fun and educational for children and teens.

Grow Money

Best Rates In Town

A Call Federal Youth Savings Account can earn up to a 6.00% APY on the first $1,000.¹

Savings

Low Minimum Balance

It’s only $5 to open an account – we’ll even take care of that for you!²

Computer

Free Financial Education

Access the Banzai Financial Education program tailored to early learners and savers.

Mobile Phone

Digital Banking Access

Access and control accounts from your favorite devices 24/7.

Teen Checking Accounts

A Call Federal Teen Checking account empowers your teenager with knowledge of essential financial tasks along with a whole bunch of cool perks.

No Fees

No Fees & No Minimums

$0 monthly service or maintenance fees and no minimum balance requirements.

Debit or Credit Card

Contactless Visa Debit Card

Your teen has convenient access to their funds when they need it.

Mobile Phone

Digital Banking Access

Access and control accounts from your favorite devices 24/7.

 

Computer

Free Financial Education

Access the Banzai Financial Education program tailored to early learners and savers.

Youth Account Rates

Youth Savings Account

Average Daily Balance

Dividend Rate

APY¹

¹APY= Annual Percentage Yield. Rate may change after an account is opened. Must be 17 years old or younger to open with a parent or legal guardian. The account balance will automatically be transferred to a Primary Savings Account during the calendar quarter following their 18th birthday. Last Dividend Declaration Date for Youth Savings: December 16, 2025.

Average Daily Balance

$0.01 – $1,000.00

Dividend Rate

5.87%

APY¹

6.00%

Average Daily Balance

$1,000.01 – $1,044.68

Dividend Rate

5.87%

APY¹

5.88% to 5.99%

Average Daily Balance

$1,044.69 or greater

Dividend Rate

0.25%

APY¹

0.25%

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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR FREE CALCULATORS

Use our free calculators to learn why now is the best time to focus on your child’s financial future. Calculator outputs are for illustrative purposes only and do not guarantee specific outcomes.

Empowering The Next Generation

Giving kids a head-start on financial literacy can change their whole lives.

Call Federal is focused on our youth’s future by teaching financial fundamentals at an early age.

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Call Federal clearly understands the importance of family and community. The entire Call Federal Team consistently makes me feel valued and welcomed.

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¹APY= Annual Percentage Yield. Rate may change after an account is opened. Must be 17 years old or younger to open with a parent or legal guardian. The account balance will automatically be transferred to a Primary Savings Account during the calendar quarter following their 18th birthday. ²Call Federal will make the minimum $5 deposit required to establish a savings account with the credit union. It must remain in the account for 90 days. To open an account for a minor, we require the parent or legal guardian to be joint on the account. You must also present one form of identification for the minor, which can be a Social Security card, school student identification or DMV-issued ID.