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Today's teens are spending more money than ever. They spend billions and it's not just at the mall anymore. They're on the phone, they're online and they enjoy shopping. But are they financiall responsible?
Some Facts:
Source: Sallie Mae Foundation
Those are just a few reasons why teens need to learn about sound money management and especially the challenge of using credit cards. Teens want financial services and they want independence, but they need to learn the importance of saving. That's where Pacific Crest can help.
Open a Cha-Ching account today and your teenager from age 13-17 can take advantage of Cha-Ching!. It offers a fun, customizable page for your teenagers to learn financial education. The credit union also offers monthly seminars on topics such as budgeting, credit, identity theft, and more.
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