Give the child in your life the tools for developing good financial habits by opening a Telesis Youth Account. They’ll learn first-hand the importance of budgeting, saving and using online tools such as MySource online banking. 

Team Telesis Junior Varsity Club
Children up to 12 years old

• Open with just $1
• Earn dividends on balances of $5 or more
• FREE 24-hour account access through MySource online banking and Call-24 phone banking
• FREE savings deposit slips
• Automatic upgrade to Varsity Club on 13th birthday

Team Telesis Varsity Club
Teenagers age 13 - 17

• All the benefits that come with a Junior Varsity Club account plus the following with a parent/legal guardian as joint owner:
  
  
• ATM card with 9 FREE withdrawals from a Checking account and 3 FREE withdrawals from a Savings account each month; $40 daily withdrawal limit
• Loans up to $250.00 with co-signer and proof of income, including work or an allowance
• FREE Youth Checking account  
• College-Saver Certificate - Minimum balance is $200.00 with minimum deposits of $25.00 welcomed at any time
• FREE Debit card for teenagers age 16 and up; Click here to learn more!

College Saver Certificate For children under 18 Open with just $200 Great way to save for a child’s future education expenses Additional deposits of $25 allowed at any time Terms of 5 years or until child is 18 years old

If you're a young saver, check out these useful sites for information on managing your finances and more!

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General
Yahoo! Finance
Kiplinger.com
Bankrate.com

Income
State Employment and Wage Estimates
Job Outlook in Brief, 1998 - 2008

Money Management
Young, Prosperous and Frugal
Where Does Your Money Go?
Kid's Eye View, Explaining a Budget
Top 10 Things to Know: Life Insurance

Spending and Credit
Comparison Shopping: Technology Deals
Shopper Forum
Lease or Buy a Car Calculator
Cost of Paying Minimum Balance Calculator

Saving and Investing
Why You Need an Emergency Fund
Investment Products: Your Choices
Stock Market Fraud "Survivor" Checklist