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Youth Account
“We could not be happier with our choice to bank with SouthStar. The customer service is truly second to none. If you’re looking for a true Texas bank with the best banking experience you’ll ever get, SouthStar is the one!” ~ Chandra A.
It’s never too soon to teach good saving and spending habits.
With the flexibility of a debit card and security to manage when, where and how much is spent, kids can learn to manage their own funds. And for life’s bigger expenses? Help them stretch that allowance further with high interest savings.
For more information or to speak with a personal banker, call or visit your nearest branch.
Stellar Student
CHECKING ACCOUNT¹
Ages 13-17
ATM / Debit Card
$250 daily limit$0
Service Charge$0
Minimum Daily Balance$25
Minimum opening depositShooting Star
SAVINGS ACCOUNT²
Ages 0-17
1.00% APY
APY = Annual Percentage Yield$0
Service Charge$0
Minimum Daily Balance$25
Minimum opening depositMinor:
- Birth certificate
- Social Security Card
- Verification of student status (if age eligible)
- Valid government photo ID
- Proof of address
Contact Us
Please complete the form below and one of our personal bankers will be in touch. For immediate assistance during business hours, please call or visit your nearest branch.
1 Guardian is primary account holder, minor is joint. Account changes to Star Free Checking upon student’s 18th birthday.
2 APY = Annual Percentage Yield. Interest rates are variable and may change at any time without notice. APY valid as of December 21, 2024. Fees may reduce earnings. Restrictions may apply. Not eligible for checks or debit card. Limited to 6 withdrawals, outgoing transfers or debits per month. One account per person. Customers currently holding a Rising Star Savings Account or those who have held a Rising Star Account are not eligible for promotional bonuses.
*The deposits of each depositor in this institution are insured to the maximum amount provided by the Federal Deposit Insurance Act.
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