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Kid$ Start Savings Tips

Savings Tips From Owen Bee

Making Your Money Grow

  • When you buy something, save your change! Even pennies and nickels add up and you can put them in your savings account.
  • Ask your parents if you can clean the house or car. Save the coins you find under seat cushions or in drawers.
  • If you save coins in a piggy bank, move the money to your Kid$ Start Savings account every chance you get. Money in your account earns something called interest. That means the bank adds money too, and your savings grow faster.

Setting Goals

  • Ask your parents the difference between "wants" and "needs.” The next time you’re ready to buy something ask yourself, “Do I want or need this?” Often a want can wait, and you save money you would have spent.
  • When you want to buy a big item, like a digital camera or video gaming system, ask your parents to help you find out the cost. Make a plan of the amount you need to save each week or month.
  • Create a goals journal. Fill it with pictures of what you want to do with the money you save. Working toward a goal can drive you to save faster.
  • Keep track of every penny you spend. This is called budgeting. Add the total amount of money you have each month. Then, write down three amounts: 
    • how much you’ll save in your Kid$ Start account
    • what you’ll give – to charity or to buy gifts
    • how much you have left to spend

Keeping Your Money Safe

  • You can't save money you lose. . .so keep track of it! Get in the habit of always putting money in one place, like in a piggy bank on your shelf.
  • When you're shopping, keep your money safe in a wallet or coin purse. Always keep it with you and take out only what you plan to spend.  
  • Where is the safest place to keep your money? At Old National Bank! The money you put in your Kid$ Start Savings account is safe and secure.

Disclosures:

All accounts have a minimum opening deposit of $50.

If account is closed within 180 days of open date, a $25 fee will be assessed.

1. To be eligible for the Kid$ Start Savings account, account holder must be 18 years of age or younger.

2.  Federal law limits savings accounts to no more than six (6) pre-authorized automatic transfers and/or withdrawals or telephone (including data transmission) agreements during any one (1) calendar month or statement cycle of at least four weeks.

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