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Balance Rate APY
$500 and more 0.000% 0.00%
Less than $500 1.243% 1.25%

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Get your instant-issue VISA® debit/check card when you open your account, and ATM withdrawals and debit purchases will be instantly deducted from your balance.

What Teenagers Need to Know About Money

Managing money is tough at any age, but the earlier you start learning about it, the better. The teenage years can be the perfect time to learn the ropes! Monica Andry, UFCU Business Development Manager, visits KXAN's Studio 512 to discuss what teenagers need to know about money with show host Amanda Tatom.

Dividends are calculated daily and paid monthly on balances up to $500.

Dividends are based on University Federal's earnings at the end of a dividend period and cannot be guaranteed.

Fees could reduce earnings on account.

APY = Annual Percent Yield

* One teen account per social security number. Account automatically converts to Free Checking on the account holder’s 18th birthday.

Stay balanced

Period end date
 
Balance on last statement
$
   
Total deposits since last statement
$
   
Outstanding Checks
In your check register mark all checks paid. To the right, list checks outstanding not yet charged to your account.
Check #
Amount
 
$
 
+ Add another check
Calculate
Results
Total before outstanding checks
$
Total of checks outstanding
This amount should equal your check register balance
If you do not balance:
  • Verify additions and subtractions above and in your check register.
  • Compare the dollar amounts of checks listed on this statement with the check amounts listed in your check register.
  • Compare the dollar amount of deposits listed on this statement with the deposit amounts recorded in your check register.

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