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TEEN CHECKING

Our Teen Checking accounts empower members ages 13–18 to practice responsible spending habits.

SMART MONEY HABITS START HERE

KEY BENEFITS

Always free

Scholarship opportunities

Financial education

Surcharge-free ATM access

Digital wallet ready

Why choose an OSCU Teen Checking account?

Learning how to manage money is an essential step toward independence. Teen Checking gives members ages 13–18 the tools to build smart financial habits with the safety net of family guidance. A parent or legal guardian must be a joint owner of the teen account until the student turns 18 years old.

No-cost banking

  • Account is always free, with no monthly requirements
  • No monthly service fee
  • No minimum balance requirements
  • No fee for receiving statements

Educational opportunities

  • Teen Checking account holders are eligible to apply for annual college scholarships from OSCU
  • Free online education to help you learn smart money habits and financial management fundamentals
  • In-person or over the phone guidance from our financial service consultants — we’re always here to help!

Always Included

Teen Checking at OSCU means a free Visa® debit card packed with benefits, plus:

Get started with Teen Checking

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Teen Checking account details

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A safe first step into credit

For teens ages 13–18, this co-signed card offers the same great features as our Visa® Value card, while giving young members their first real-world credit experience with the guidance and support of a parent or guardian.

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