Learn About Your Era

A generation has traditionally been defined as "the average interval of time between the birth of parents and the birth of their offspring". As times change, people change, and ultimately their needs change – especially financial needs.

Find your generation to see responses to different financial matters that may impact your ever changing environment.

Discovery Years


Up to age 13

For youth, suppleness of body, quick change, development of intelligence, learning, personality, maturation and needing constant direction.

Coin Collectors

What is the most common dollar denomination printed at the US Treasury today? More $1 notes are printed than any other ($1 notes comprise about 45 percent of all notes printed). The Family Credit Union also has coins for the collector (state quarters, Presidential coins).

Pay Yourself First

That doesn’t mean blowing your babysitting money on candy and soda. Paying yourself first is part of a long-term saving plan. Set money aside each time you get paid and pretty soon you’ll have quite a chunk of change! Check out this Savings Calculator.

Saving

Saving is important but it can also be fun. By depositing a little of your chore money or paycheck - as little as once a month - you’ll be surprised how it quickly it adds up at your credit union. Always ask Mom or Dad the best way to get you started. They might suggest Kirby Kangaroo Club or CU Succeed Teen Club.

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