Savings is where your child’s financial success starts. Prepare a solid foundation for them to build upon — and even earn them a $1,000 gift — with an account that’s made for their big dreams.
Features & Benefits
No Monthly Maintenance Fee
Unlike other institutions, our members don’t get charged for saving. Bank your way, no monthly maintenance fee required.
Set For Success with Automatic Transfers
Put the savings on autopilot — simply set up recurring transfers to grow a balance that your child can count on for what comes after high school.
Receive $1,000 Interest Gift on the childs 18th Birthday
Deposit $50 or more each month after opening and we’ll gift them with $1,000 in interest when they turn 18.
Skip (1) Month in a Calendar Year
Need a break? Skip one month’s deposit a year — and get back to earning that $1,000 gift next month.
How It Works
Open a College Savings Account with as little as $100 for your child age 5 or under.
Make a deposit to the account of $50 or more each month until the child turns 18.
When the child turns 18, we will deposit a $1,000 interest gift into his or her account.
College Savings Is Just a Click or Call Away.
Any questions? Feel free to call us at888-436-1847
Account must be opened with a minimum of $100, before the child's 6th birthday. Account must receive a deposit of at least $50 each month until the child's 18th birthday. We may allow for one "skipped" month's deposit per the calendar year. Any withdrawal from a College Savings account prior to the main member’s 18th birthday will disqualify the member from receiving the $1,000 award. Northeast Credit Union will award a $1,000 interest gift into a College Savings account if meeting all account requirements in the month immediately following the primary account holder’s 18th birthday to assist with upcoming college or other expenses faced after completing a high school education. It is not required that College Savings account funds or it’s bonus award, be spent on education expenses; however, the primary account holder of the College Savings account must be the child for which the savings is intended.