CU Succeed Teen Club
CU Succeed is a savings and financial education program designed especially for teen members, ages 13 to 17. This club is way too cool for parents, but perfect for teens!
Here's what teens will learn:
- How to balance a checkbook
- How to budget effectively
- Tips on buying their first car
- How to manage credit effectively
- Understanding financial terms
- FREE Quik Money ATM card
- FREE Welcome Pack of checks on new checking accounts (must be at least 16 years old to apply)
- Lower initial deposit requirement for Money Manager Accounts and Savings Certificates
- Access to the CU Succeed website, an interactive site with articles and items to help teens stay informed on a wide variety of issues
- Newsletters with practical tips and advice on managing money
There are no fees to join CU Succeed. Just open a Membership Share Savings account with a minimum deposit of $25 to get started.
In addition, the quarterly newsletter and access to the CU Succeed website are provided FREE to our teen members. However, accounts and services offered as part of the CU Succeed program may or may not have costs associated with them. Contact the credit union for more information on accounts and services.
If your teen is already a member of Arizona Central Credit Union, complete the CU Succeed Enrollment Form.
If your teen is not yet a member of Arizona Central Credit Union:
- Complete our Membership Application (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader®).
- Mark the CU Succeed box on the Membership Application to indicate you would like to enroll your child.
- Include an initial deposit of at least $25 with your membership application to open your teen's account. Your child should be listed as the primary owner on the account. A parent or guardian may be listed as a joint owner, but it is not required, unless the teen member is applying for a checking account. (Must be 16 years old or older to apply for checking.) Valid identification for the primary owner and joint owner is required, such as a state-issued driver's license or I.D. card, passport, or military I.D.