Just Us Kids – Savings Accounts from US Bank

March 30, 2009 — henryc134


The U.S. Bank Just US Kids Savings Program is designed to help kids between the ages of 5 and 12 the value and benefits of saving money. 

This children’s savings account is an option for kids that are looking to save money. Parents should encourage their kids to save money and US Bank gives kids everywhere that opportunity. 

There is a minimum $25 deposit required to start this program which is available at any U.S. Bank branch or inquiries can be made by calling your local U.S. Bank 24-Hour Banking and Financial Sales number.

The Just US Kids Savings has many features and benefits such as no monthly maintenance fee, free ATM transactions and it is FDIC insured.

The Just US Kids program is designed for children and features many incentives to help young people learn the value and benefit of saving money for both short and long-term goals and having money set aside for later use or to give to others when in need.

This program is fun and exciting and includes many resources and activities that kids will enjoy participating in. Plus parents will receive helpful tips on how to teach their children about spending and saving money.

Another plus to the Just US Kids Savings program is that it will automatically transfer to the Teen Savings program when the child reaches the age of 13.

This program is educational for kids and a dream for parents who want their children to learn how to save money for their future!

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Educating Children to Save with KidsSave!

March 29, 2009 — henryc134

There is a unique way for parents to help their children learn about saving money. It’s called KidsSave, an exciting and innovative money management program that helps children be in charge of their savings!

Kids will be thrilled with this program because it allows them to watch their balance grow which will most likely make them not want to withdraw their money. It will also give them a goal to shoot for whether it be a new video game or bicycle.

This program is not only fun it is educational as well. It will help teach children the value of money and the importance of saving money and how to mange their money.

Parents can create savings accounts for their children and help them manage their money. This program is wonderful because it has reward incentives such as matching funds. You can adjust settings and offer your child a higher interest rate! Paid out by yourself of course, but the goal is to help your child understand the benefits of saving money.

The online wizard with playful buttons and symbols and pop-up instructions makes this program easy to use and fun for both parents and their children. Plus it will help motivate kids to set and reach their money saving goals.

The KidsSave program will help kids prepare for the future because it teaches them to manage their pocket money and keeps a record of how the money is spent and saved.

KidsSave has many features and benefits such as and an option for parents to verify all transactions on their child’s account, automatic allowance deposits and the What If? feature helps children learn the value of adding funds to their savings or the consequences taking money out of their savings. Plus parents can monitor their child’s spending and savings habits and so much more!

The KidsSave program is available for download for $29.95. It’s also available for trial download.

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Bank Of America – Open a Child’s Saving Account

March 24, 2009 — henryc134



Opening a Bank of America Custodial Savings for Youth account has many advantages for parents. First of all it only takes $25 to open an account and it can be managed online for free! An added plus is that it can easily be linked to the Keep the Change program which means even more money will be saved.

But only those who have a Bank of America checking or savings account can open this type of account for a child that is under the age of 18 or 21. (The age requirement varies depending on individual state laws.)

This type of account has many great features such as being insured to the FDIC maximum amount that is allowed by law and the interest is reported to the youth’s Social Security number until they become adults.

Parents will be happy to know that their kids will not be able to touch these funds until they become an adult. This won’t make kids happy but they may be happy to know that all the interest that is earned will be reported to their Social Security Number until they reach adulthood which means more cash!

What is also great about this type of account is that easy access can be obtained through any Bank of America ATM and Banking Center. Also it is very easy to open a Bank of America Custodial Savings account online for free!

A Bank of America Custodial Savings for Youth account will give parents peace of mind and help kids save money for when they are older and need cash for college, a car, clothes or whatever. What could be cooler than having money when it’s needed the most!

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