Learning About Your Money

Learn to Make a Savings Plan — good for all ages.

Learn the Financial Building Blocks.

Check out Brass Magazine — According to CEO Bryan Sims, the purpose of the magazine and web site is "To provide direct, intelligent, entertaining content to young adults about the money side of life."

Along with a wide variety of financial topics in our Home & Family Finance Resource Center, see the article "Credit/Debit Cards, Checking Accounts, Teach Teenagers to Handle Money"

Younger Children

From the early years, it’s a good idea to teach children to save and spend wisely. Our savings accounts provide a great way to start out! Parents may also want to take advantage of our Coverdell Education Savings Account (CESA: formerly Education IRA). CESA is a great way for parents (or grandparents) to put money aside (growing tax-free) for their child's college education.

Kids — Play the Money Game!

Thrive by Five™: Teaching Your Preschoolers About Saving and Spending.

Teens and Young Adults

As you progress on to high school and college, you’ll begin thinking about additional tools to accomplish your goals and mange your money. Here are a few ways Money One can help:

• Establishing credit is an important first step, but only if you are responsible about your finances.
• Checking & Visa Check Card are essential tools in managing your day to day finances.
• Student Loans can be a big help to both students and their parents when trying to pay for higher education.
• MoneyLink Online Banking allows you to access your account from any computer with an internet connection.
• MoneyDirect Online Bill Payment lets you pay anyone at any time, including scheduling recurring payments and payments for a future date.
• eStatements is a fast, easy and secure way to get your statements electronically.