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CAPTAIN CASH YOUTH CLUB
Invest in the Future of Your Child.
Join the Captain Cash(SM) club and unlock the lifetime value of credit union membership. Invest in the future of your child, by teaching them consistent saving habits at an early age. You'll be giving them a gift that will pay dividends for a lifetime.
Today's kids are maturing faster and learning quicker thanks to technology. Today's parents grew up with pencils and crayons and their children use keyboards and modems. It seems as if so many things are changing. While many youngsters are light years ahead when it comes to computers, they still need to learn the importance of money management. Through special prizes, mailings, and planned events, the Captain Cash(SM) Club teaches your children valuable lessons about the importance of saving.
Not Just Another Kids Club!
While the Captain Cash(SM) Club will teach your child the value of saving, it will also address other issues they will face in their lives like fire safety, the environment, and saying no to drugs. Your credit union is committed to protecting and educating children and the Captain Cash(SM) Club is an effective way to share some important messages.
Upon joining the Captain Cash(SM) Club, your child will receive a membership card, a certificate of recognition, a savings transaction record book, and stickers. Your child will also receive a secret decoder ring used for decoding secret messages that appear in the Captain Cash(SM) Newsletter that is mailed every other month. The newsletter also contains educational information, games, and puzzles.
Club Membership Requirements:
To enroll in the Captain Cash(SM) Club, the applicant must be eligible for credit union membership and be under the age of 12. The applicant must also open, or have, a share account with no less than a $5.00 balance.
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United States Government.
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