At UNITED SA we know how important it is to start off on the right path when it comes to financial independence, so we have three new age-appropriate programs designed not only to educate youth about their finances, but to make it fun and rewarding as well!

Early Bird Savings Club - (for ages 5-12)
just STASH IT! - (for ages 13-17)
Club 21 - (for ages 18-21)

For additional information pertaining to young people, check out the links below and stop by this page often for updates:

College Central™ - This site provides college cost calculators, information on over 100 529 plans and cost information for over 4,000 colleges and universities.

www.debtinfocus.com - After answering questions about your debt and income, you'll receive some personal action strategies to keep your finances moving forward.

Creative Wealth International - Financial literacy for kids and teens (Camp Millionaire)

Young Money - Financial information for young people

Young Biz - Empowering youth with entrepreneurial, business and financial skills through innovative education and real-world experience

Young Americans Center for Financial Education - Developing the financial literacy of young people through real-life experiences

Thrive By Five - Teaching your preschooler about spending and saving

www.federalreserve.gov/kids/default.htm - Federal Reserve's Kids Page

www.jumpstart.org - Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy

www.ftc.gov/gettingcredit - Information from the Federal Trade Commission about obtaining credit
 
www.mindyourownbiz.org - Entrepreneurship information from Junior Achievement and the Small Business Administration

www.bizkids.com - Get a jump start on your financial future

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UNITED SA does not collect any personal information from minors through our Web site. Any questions about the collection of personal data should be directed to the webmaster at credit.union@unitedsafcu.org.