Student Bankers – Just For Kids

Mr. Coin Saver Club
Hi Kids! I am Mr. Coin Saver and I want you to join my club. The Club will help you learn about saving money. You’ll even earn prizes for saving. It’s fun and free to join!

You automatically become a member of the Mr. Coin Saver Club if you open a savings account with a $5.00 initial deposit at any Ohio Catholic Federal Credit Union location and you are 13 or under.

Learn why SAVING money is right for your future
Fun monthly lessons distributed at school
Dividends earned quarterly on a minimum balance of $5

If you’re not already a member of the Mr. Coin Saver Club, stop by the credit union today and join! Click here for more details about joining.

Student Banking
Ohio Catholic Federal Credit Union proudly teams with the following parochial schools to collect deposits right at the schools:

St. Monica School, Garfield Heights, OH
Holy Spirit Academy, Bedford, OH
St. Michael School, Independence, OH
St. Albert School, North Royalton, OH
St. Rocco School, Cleveland, OH
Mary Queen of Peace School, Cleveland, OH
St. Mary School, Chardon, OH
St. Matthew School, Akron, OH
St. Sebastian School, Akron, OH
St. Barnabas School, Macedonia, OH
Ss. Robert and William School, Euclid, OH
St. Anselm School, Chesterland, OH

Ask at your school or call us at 216-663-6800 to learn when we’ll be at your school.

Parents/guardians: Click here for more information about the Mr. Coin Saver Club and Student Banking.

Games to increase your knowledge of how to manage your finances.
Cash Puzzler
Ed’s Bank
Road Trip to Savings
Why is money green?According to the Treasury Department, there are three reasons why US currency is green:

That color ink was available in large amounts back when currency was first being printed

It is highly resistant to chemical and physical changes

It’s a color that the public identifies with strong and stable credit

What does E Pluribus Unum mean? “E Pluribus Unum” was first used in 1795. It means “One from Many”: one country from many states. How do you know where a coin was made? To determine which Mint facility produced a coin, look for an engraved letter on the front. “P” means it came from Philadelphia, “D” means it came from Denver, and “S” means it came from San Francisco. Has a woman ever appeared on a bill? Yes! Martha Washington appeared on the $1 Silver Certificate of 1886 and 1891, and then appeared on the back of that bill in 1896. Not a single woman since has appeared on US Currency! What do you do if you have a torn bill? If you have a damaged bill and you have more than half, you can bring it to a credit union to be replaced. The credit union will then send it to the Federal Reserve Bank along with other damaged and worn bills. If you have less than half, you’ll have to send it to the Treasury department. Save a Million
Saving for a Goal