Open a Kids Club Savings Account in October and get $20

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by Crista Gordon
in Post Catgories: Checking Accounts and Debit Cards

Trick or Treat for Double Deposit is here!

Trick or Treat for Double Deposit is here, and we've got an exclusive offer for those looking to kickstart their financial journey! For a limited time, we’re depositing $201 to every new Kids Club Savings Account opened this month to help get their savings started. A PCU Kids Club Savings Account is the perfect way for kids to learn the value of saving while watching their funds grow (and get rewarded along the way). Don't wait, the clock is running on this special! Open a Kids Club Savings Account in October and get $201!

Save Money. Spend Daisy Dollars.

With every physical deposit, savers earn Daisy Dollars that can be applied toward gifts cards from their favorite places or just plain CASH!2

Daisy Dollar Rewards:

  • 30 Daisy Dollars: $5 gift card or $6 deposit
  • 55 Daisy Dollars: $10 gift card or $11 deposit
  • 135 Daisy Dollars: $25 gift card or $25 deposit
  • 255 Daisy Dollars: $50 gift card or $50 deposit

Gift cards are available from the following retailers: Badger Sports Park, Build-a-Bear, Culvers, Dairy Queen, Marcus Theatres, McDonald's, and Monkey Joes. 

Start saving and earning today!

Open A Kids Savings Account
1$20 bonus is applicable to new memberships children age 0-14 only. eStatements required to receive $20 bonus. Verification of the child’s Tax ID Number is required to open a minor account. Account must be opened between October 1, 2024 – October 31, 2024.
2Gifts or cash redeemed from Kids Club Savings Account cannot exceed $200 over the lifetime of the account. (No more than 1,020 Daisy Dollars can be redeemed over the lifetime of the account) The Daisy Dollar Account is for members ages 0-14. Members cannot withdraw and redeposit funds in order to receive additional Daisy Dollars; current amount on deposit must equal Daisy Dollars being redeemed. (i.e. 20 Daisy Dollars = $200 on deposit.) Cash and gifts are considered income; a 1099 will be issued.