From logging what you've spent in your school banking book to learning how to make wise spending choices with an AR comic book, ASB has been helping kids get one step ahead for over 100 years.
How do you give your kids pocket money when you don't have cash in your pocket? Clever Kash has a clever answer.
Clever Kash is easy to use and free for Kiwi kids with an ASB savings account like Headstart. It's a fun and interactive way for kids to learn about money. It's cashless, so no more searching for notes or coins on pocket money day. Children get to see their savings balance grow. The progress bar keeps kids motivated by saving for a goal.
The all-in-one account for kids – great for teaching your kids good money habits. It earns interest and has no fees.
A savings account where your money’s on call. It earns a higher interest rate for higher amounts saved.
Teach your child how to manage their money at a time that suits you. Download their statements using FastNet Classic internet banking and show them how to track their budget, or let them check their balance with the ASB Mobile app before they buy that 'must-have' new game.
Teach your kids to be cash clever at home with the help of our simple GetWise money tip videos. They cover everything from the value of pocket money to the difference between needs and wants.
With a Visa Debit card, your child can use their own money to buy things online or over the phone, anywhere Visa is accepted. It’s a great alternative to a credit card. They simply need to be 13 years old to apply, and if they are under 16, they’ll need your approval.
Get things started online by opening a Streamline Intro account - it's quick and easy.
We’ll email or call you as soon as everything is set up.
Visit any ASB branch within the next 7 days with photo ID and proof of your address.
You’re now good to go. Start banking anytime, anywhere with ASB.
Come see us at a branch and bring with you accepted ID for yourself and your child.
Your teenager can open their own account by visiting a branch and bringing in accepted ID.
