Our Student Credit Union Program

The Student Credit Union Program is designed to help young people gain financial skills and banking experience, while also providing a convenient way to deposit and withdraw from their savings accounts right at school. We encourage student members to deposit regularly, even in small amounts, and to set short and long-term savings goals.

Student Credit Union branches are staffed by student members from each school; student team members gain experience with cash handling, professionalism, and confidentiality.

Student Credit Union members have access to Online and Mobile Banking. Members aged 14 and older may open a Free Checking account with a Visa™ Debit Card, and direct deposit is available for students with jobs, whose employers offer this benefit.

Student Branches

REGIONAL operates ten in-school Student Credit Union branches at schools across Northwest Indiana. Our first student branch opened at Portage High School in 1990.

  • Portage High School
  • Willowcreek Middle School
  • Morton High School
  • Scott Middle School
  • Irving Elementary School
  • Lincoln Elementary School
  • Morton Elementary School
  • Hobart High School
  • Hobart Middle School
  • Valparaiso High School

Classroom Presentations

REGIONAL makes in-class presentations available to schools in Lake and Porter Counties in Indiana. We offer a variety of topics geared toward elementary, middle and high school-aged students.

Elementary School Middle School High School
History of Money Financial Planning Electronic Banking
Kids Can Make Money, Too Guide to Money Careers in the Financial Industry
Needs vs. Wants Careers in the Credit Union Industry Checking Accounts
The Adventures of a Penny History of Money Be Credit Wise
Pay Yourself First Financial Planning
Scams, Fraud and Identity Theft Setting Financial Goals
Saving and Investing
Budgeting
Scams, Fraud and Identity Theft
Financial Psychology

Use the form below (opens in a popup window) to submit your request to our Student Credit Union team, or to suggest a financial topic you would like to see covered in the future.

 

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