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Youth Savings Account
Resource Center

Thank you for choosing us to be part of your child's financial journey. We've gathered the resources below to help you manage your new savings account and encourage smart saving habits that can last a lifetime.

New Member Checklist

Get started with these simple steps to start taking full advantage of your account. 

Online and Mobile Banking Setup

Enroll in Online Banking by clicking ‘Log In’ here, and follow the steps below. 

Temporary username

  • Your temporary username is your member number. This number can be found at the top left corner of the Membership Application, which is included with your new account documents. If you opened your account online, you also received a welcome email that includes the account number. Your member number can be identified by excluding the first two zeros of the account number in the email.  

Temporary password/registration code

  • Your temporary password/registration code was provided by the banker who opened the account. If you opened your account online, this information was sent to you by email. 

Additional information

  • We're here to help! Contact us at 602-683-1088, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and we'll be happy to help if you're unable to locate your temporary username or password/registration code.
  • After you've signed up, visit online banking to learn quick tips for managing your finances.
Download the Mobile App

You can download the Arizona Financial mobile app here:

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How to Set Up Transfers From Other Accounts

Transfer money to your child’s account by using Account-to-Account Transfer within online banking or the mobile app. Give us a call or stop by a branch to set up this service!

Youth and Teen Education Hub

Click here to access helpful resources, tips, and tools to support your child's financial education and encourage healthy saving habits from an early age.

Loyalty Rewards and Relationship Discounts

As your child continues to use their account, they become eligible for rewards like anniversary gifts and loan discounts once they turn 18. Click here to learn more.

My First Nest Egg - Financial Education Tools

What is it?

  • Arizona Financial partners with My First Nest Egg to provide financial education for youth, teens and their parents. Our combined goal is to make learning about finances fun and engaging for everyone involved.

My First Nest Egg Newsletters

  • Every month we send an email to parents with updated informational newsletters and activities for kids.

Download the My First Nest Egg Mobile App

  • Within the app you’ll find fun savings and allowance trackers for kids, resources for a community of parents, and more. Download the mobile app here.

Important Steps to Protect Yourself from Fraud

Protecting Your Child's Account Online
  • Check their account regularly for any transactions that you don’t recognize.

  • Don’t share your login information, security codes, or account information with people or businesses you don’t know or trust.
  • Don’t transfer money to people or online businesses you don’t know and trust.
Don't Wait to Report Anything Unusual

If you're ever in doubt about a transaction, phone call, text message or anything else; please contact us. 

Contact Us

Give Us a Call

Have questions or need help? We’re here for you! Give us a call at 602-683-1000.

Stop By a Branch

Branch Locations:

  • Feel more comfortable talking to someone in person? Our branches are happy to help! Click here to see a list of all of our locations.
  • Schedule an appointment online: Click here to schedule a branch appointment online.

Member Resources

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