Our Student Checking Accounts are designed to help teens and young adults develop fundamental money management skills while lowering the chances of being charged hefty fees. The Early Start Checking and Smart Start Checking accounts offer tools and resources students need to manage their money independently. Students can bank easy knowing there are:
No Foreign ATM FeesStudents can use ATMs outside our ATM networks for free*. |
No Overdraft FeesNo Overdraft Privilege Service means the account stays in the positive. |
No Wire Transfer FeesWire funds to your student with ease whenever they need them. |
Every Insight Credit Union Checking Account features these great benefits.
Get access to your funds up to 2 days earlier with Early Pay from Insight Credit Union. Our Debit Cards feature tap to pay contactless technology, EMV chips and are available for Instant Issue at select Insight locations. Plus, pay with confidence using your phone with Visa® and Apple Pay®, Google Pay® or Samsung Pay®.
When the time is right, we have options that can set your student up for lifelong banking success.
Early Start CheckingGreat first account for teens 13-17 years of age
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Smart Start CheckingPerfect account for young adults 18-24 years of age
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Insight Credit Union and You. Better Together.
At Insight Credit Union, you're a member, not a customer. Every member is an owner/shareholder and profits are returned to members. This is reflected in Insight’s ability to pay higher dividends on savings, offer lower interest rates on loans and provide expanded products and services at less cost.
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Membership is open to anyone who lives or works in select Central Florida counties. View complete membership details.
Having a checking account can be an effective tool for meeting your financial needs and tracking your budget. You will explore how to choose, open, and use your checking account.
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*Insight Credit Union will not charge you a fee when you use a foreign ATM or MoneyPass® ATM, but the owner of the ATM may still charge you a fee.