Can my child open a checking account or get an ATM card?
A. You must be at least 18 years old to have a checking account. While a minor may have a savings account or certificate, they will only be issued an ATM card if the adult co-owner of the account authorizes it. For more information and for the requirements and benefits of each type of checking account, go to: Checking > Checking Accounts. For more information on youth memberships, go to: Join Provident > Youth Memberships.
A. You must be at least 18 years old to have a checking account. While a minor may have a savings account or certificate, they will only be issued an ATM card if the adult co-owner of the account authorizes it. For more information and for the requirements and benefits of each type of checking account, go to: Checking > Checking Accounts. For information about accounts for children under 18, see Provident & You > Youth Memberships. For information about accounts for college students, see Provident & You > College Students.
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