Help Young Savers Get Started
Give children and teens a safe place to save while learning valuable financial skills they’ll use for years to come.
An OMB Youth Savings Account helps young savers learn the value of setting money aside, tracking progress toward goals and building healthy financial habits. Designed for children and teens age 18 and under, the account requires just a $20 opening deposit and no monthly service fee when a $20 minimum balance is maintained.* Parents can also monitor account activity through OMB Bank's convenient online and mobile banking services.
Youth Savings Explained: How It Works
Teach Money Management
Help your child learn about smart money habits and financial responsibility early with a Youth Savings account.
Harness the Power of Mobile Banking
OMB's industry-leading mobile banking app puts you in control of your finances in powerful new ways. Check balances, transfer funds, pay bills, deposit checks, even chat live with our friendly staff directly in the app. With enhanced digital banking features and online security, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it. Download it now!
Your 24/7 Personal Digital Branch
Payments are fast, safe and easy thanks to Zelle®. Pay your family and friends or request money regardless of where they bank.
MONEY TIPS
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A Single Parent’s Guide to Financial Stability
Being a single parent means carrying both the day-to-day financial responsibilities and the long-term planning for your family. This guide explores practical ways to manage money, build savings, prepare for the unexpected, and create greater financial stability without trying to do everything at once.