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With parental involvement, most banks will let any teenager open up a basic checking or savings account. Without parental involvement, a teenager can usually open a bank account as soon as they have a photo ID, such as a driver's permit (usually obtained at age 15 or 16), and can meet a bank's other requirements (this varies from institution to institution). NASDAQ: Opening Your Child's First Bank Account Yahoo! Finance: Identification Required for Opening an AccountSource:
by Simply Pengu on November 15th, 2010
i was 15 when i opened my own acc. very easy process it was.
by knowwereman222 on November 15th, 2010
I am sure you can open a saving account at 16 checking as soon as your 18 and have steady job no sense opening an account and you don't have money to put in it
by kantithapa16 on November 15th, 2010
A teenager must be 18 yrs old to open a bank account.
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