Youth Accounts
Learn, grow, and thrive with GSCU by starting your financial journey with your local credit union.
Learn to save
Open a Visa® Debit Card*
Deposit your first paycheck
Get your first car**
Build your credit
Access easy-to-use, free electronic services like Digital Banking
And more!
To become a member, you must deposit a $10 pledge balance to establish your savings account at GSCU. A Social Security Card must be presented at the time of account opening for all minors under the age of 18. Minors age 12 and under require a qualifying adult listed as a joint owner. Please see rates for more information.
*Age restrictions apply. A qualifying adult listed as a joint owner is required on all checking accounts.
**A qualifying adult co-signer is required. Subject to loan eligibility requirements.
"I've been a member at GSCU for as long as I can remember and had my first account opened for me by my mother when I was young. GSCU has been reliable, convenient, friendly, and trustworthy. I feel secure and confident in my finances, and free to chase my dreams and travel the world."
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Open Your First Account
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Visit a GSCU Branch Location
Youth accounts must be opened at a branch location. Minors under 12 require a qualifying adult as a joint owner. Bring your Social Security Card for account opening. -
Start with a Savings Account
You'll need a $10 pledge to establish your Savings Account and then you can start saving! Save for a new car, college, or the latest smartphone! -
Open a Checking Account
Minors aged 13 or older can open a Checking Account with a qualifying adult as a joint owner. Don't forget to utilize Digital Banking to help your child with their money management skills! -
Get a GSCU Visa® Debit Card
Consider an instantly-issued GSCU Visa® Debit Card as a great way to teach financial responsibility and access the funds in a Checking Account.

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