Student Banking
Learning about smart financial decisions starts as a student. Check out these resources from Altabank bank to help students get money smart and start saving!
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Learn helpful tips and get smart about finances with "Dollars and Sense."
Check out these videos about financial basics to get started becoming money smart.
Dollars & Sense Topics
- Banking 101
- Debit Card vs Credit Card
- Credit 101
- What is a Financial Scam?
- Why You Need a Bank Account
Banking 101
Debit Cards vs Credit Cards
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Totally Free Checking for Students
A checking account that's just right for students.
- No minimum opening balance
- No daily minimum balance
- No monthly service charge
- Free automatic transfers to your savings or other deposit account
- Custom debit card with high school logo
- Access to online & mobile banking
Custom Debit Cards
Show your school spirit with your debit card! Get a custom debit card with your high school's logo when you open a Totally Free Checking Account.
See if your high school mascot is available to print.
*Custom high school debit cards are available to all account holders, not just students. You just need a current or new checking account.
Pay Day for Grades
Get paid for good grades! Bring in your report card to any Altabank branch, and we'll pay you for your good grades.
- $3 for each A or A-
- Get paid at the end of every trimester or semester
- Money is deposited straight into your checking account
Eligibility Requirements:
- Must be enrolled in Utah or Idaho middle school, junior high, or high school (ages 12-18).
- Students must have a checking or savings account with Altabank.
- Report cards must be presented within 30 days of the end of the most recent grading period.
- Report cards can be printed or you can log in and show us a report card on a school application. We don't keep report cards.