Greater Nevada Credit Union wants to help all community members learn good financial habits, because an investment today may pay dividends later in life. We encourage all kids and teens to take advantage of the free resources below.
Is your kid or teen ready to become a GNCU member? Use the links below to learn more about our free Youth Savings and Student Cash Back Checking accounts designed to give them the best start with their banking future.
My Credit Health is an all-in-one credit tool fully integrated within Greater Nevada Digital Banking that lets you monitor, manage, and improve your credit.
Over 32,800 members have increased their credit score tier or maintained their top-tier credit score since using it!
Amount is based on active members who have been enrolled in My Credit Health for at least 6 months as of March 31, 2025.
Annual results from the National Financial Educators Council’s National Financial Literacy Test show that we have a lot of room for improvement when it comes to financial know-how by our youngest generations. So, it might not be surprising that the majority of Americans do not budget regularly and are struggling with credit card debt.
The good news is that there’s a lot you can do as a parent to improve your kid’s financial literacy scores, especially for high school students who are on the brink of financial independence.
Free resources from BALANCE Financial Fitness:
Free resources from PBS Kids:
Free resources from Visa’s Practical Money Skills:
Free resources from BALANCE Financial Fitness:
Free resources from Visa’s Practical Money Skills:
Free financial calculators from GNCU:
GNCU’s annual scholarship program helps more people pursue their undergraduate, technical, or trade school education goals. We’ve awarded $671,500 in scholarships to 449 recipients since the program began in 2000.
GNCU is committed to helping teens and young adults in our communities learn financial responsibility. We’re proud to partner with the RMJ Foundation to bring the Bite of Reality simulation to teens across Nevada.
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