At a glance Children 0 – 7 years A versatile all-in-one savings and transactional account with no monthly management fee. Interest earned monthly and paid quarterly. Accounts are set up under the operation of the parent / legal guardian. Statements are issued in the name of the child. No EFTPOS Card issued to the child. An EFTPOS Card may be issued to the parent / legal guardian. Access to your money through EFTPOS, ATMs.1 Children 7-17 years A versatile all-in-one savings and transactional account with no monthly management fee. Interest earned monthly and paid quarterly. Access to your money through EFTPOS, ATMs.1 Accounts can be set up under a parent or guardian or in the child’s name.2 Statements are issued in the name of the child. One EFTPOS card issued per account to either the child or the guardian. Access to Online and Mobile Banking.3 Over 18 Once your child turns 18, you’ll be removed as the operator of the account (if you still are one) and we’ll talk to the child about switching to an adult account. View fees Saving for the future If you want to set money aside for your child to use in the future, you can set up an account ‘in trust of’ that child. You’ll have full access to the account, which is in your name until you wish to transfer the funds to the child. Talk to us about the savings account that will suit you best. You may also be interested in KiwiSaver Set your children up for the future and help them save for their retirement, or first home, with the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme. Life Insurance Life insurance arranged by TSB helps protect your family if the worst should happen. Getting started MESSAGE US JOIN US Call 0800 872 226 FIND A BRANCH Don't forget to read this bit If you choose to use an ATM not owned by a bank in New Zealand, this may incur a service fee (in addition to any standard account transaction fee) for which TSB receives a commission. Child must provide proof of address and identification to meet the Anti Money Laundering (AML) requirements to have an account set up in their name. Online and Mobile banking is only available when the account is opened in the child’s name and the child meets the Anti Money Laundering (AML) requirements.
Children 0 – 7 years A versatile all-in-one savings and transactional account with no monthly management fee. Interest earned monthly and paid quarterly. Accounts are set up under the operation of the parent / legal guardian. Statements are issued in the name of the child. No EFTPOS Card issued to the child. An EFTPOS Card may be issued to the parent / legal guardian. Access to your money through EFTPOS, ATMs.1
Children 7-17 years A versatile all-in-one savings and transactional account with no monthly management fee. Interest earned monthly and paid quarterly. Access to your money through EFTPOS, ATMs.1 Accounts can be set up under a parent or guardian or in the child’s name.2 Statements are issued in the name of the child. One EFTPOS card issued per account to either the child or the guardian. Access to Online and Mobile Banking.3
Over 18 Once your child turns 18, you’ll be removed as the operator of the account (if you still are one) and we’ll talk to the child about switching to an adult account. View fees
Saving for the future If you want to set money aside for your child to use in the future, you can set up an account ‘in trust of’ that child. You’ll have full access to the account, which is in your name until you wish to transfer the funds to the child. Talk to us about the savings account that will suit you best.
KiwiSaver Set your children up for the future and help them save for their retirement, or first home, with the Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Scheme.
Don't forget to read this bit If you choose to use an ATM not owned by a bank in New Zealand, this may incur a service fee (in addition to any standard account transaction fee) for which TSB receives a commission. Child must provide proof of address and identification to meet the Anti Money Laundering (AML) requirements to have an account set up in their name. Online and Mobile banking is only available when the account is opened in the child’s name and the child meets the Anti Money Laundering (AML) requirements.
