Is it possible for a 14 year old kid to get a bank account??

Question

or does he/she have to open one up with their parent/guardian????

EXPLAIN please

Answer 1

it's only possible if you have your parent or guardian with you

Answer 2

yah you can get a saving account...do you have like a siter or brother who can take you...i started one for my brother when he was 16years old at wamu

Answer 3

unless their parents make a trustfund

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Yes,I think you can open up,but you MAY need a parent or guardian there with you to give consent.

I got my first bank account when I was 9,but I wouldn't know if you needed parental consent or not,because my parents insisted they come anyways.

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Answer 7

yes its possible to get a account

like a saving account

definite open one with parent and guardian

get in touch with your local bank

Answer 8

Absolutely.  I got my first bank account when I was 7.  Most likely, the bank will insist that the account is set up either as a joint account or as a trust account.  A joint account will give you and a parent equal access. A trust will allow you to make deposits but would require the named parent's permission to make withdrawals until you reach a specified age.