The customer loyalty programme for those aged 6 to 17 who have a children’s card or a youth card.
Access to our best advice on spending, saving and using a card safely and securely
Invitations to unique experiences for the whole family
With the Intro Savings Account, the child can start saving themselves. The child must have My first card or the Youth’s card to order an Intro Savings account. Unlike Barnas Sparekonto (Children’s savings account), this is a savings account that the child can manage themselves.
You can order this in the guardian’s online bank or in their own online bank when the child is over 15 years old.
It’s a good idea to start saving early. Every little helps, and even small sums can become large when they have enough time to grow.
Barnas Sparekonto is an account that parents manage,
With a long-term savings perspective, shares and mutual funds can be a suitable fit. How about giving funds as a gift?
Share savings account for children is suitable for people who want to save long-term in the child’s name.
Public support schemes are beneficial for children who are injured or who are exposed to illness. A child’s insurance policy can still be a good idea to make everyday life simpler in the event that something happens.
Our insurance company is Fremtind, one of Norway’s largest insurance companies with many years’ experience and an industry leader with several award-winning policies. See what makes us best in test for insurance.
Has the child turned 16 years old and able to drive a moped? If so, it’s good to know that Fremtind scores particularly well on claims settlements.
The Intro customer loyalty programme provides access to online and mobile banking app, where parents/guardians get a full overview of the child’s spending and savings. Here both parties can check the balance, get an overview of spending and transfer money. It is also possible to order or block bank cards in a simple way. The spending function in the mobile bank provides a more detailed overview of what the child is spending their money on.