Develop your knowledge of banking
Your teenage years transition you into adulthood. One of the things that will change is you’ll become more responsible with money. Many teenagers have part-time or casual jobs and need to start banking. You also might start going out without your parents and need to be able to pay for things on your own, or to split bills with your friends.
We’re here to help you learn about managing your finances. That might be as simple as opening your first account, finding out how to make and achieve savings goals or learning how to pay for things using a card or mobile phone.
As well as showing you some simple products, we also provide some tips and tools to improve your understanding of banking.
Get started with these banking products
NAB Classic Banking account
A bank account to get you started and help manage your everyday spending.
NAB Reward Saver
If you want to start saving money to put towards something bigger, this account can get you there faster.
NAB Visa Debit cards
You can easily pay for things online or in person using your own money with a Visa debit card.
You must be 14 years old to set up an account online. Children under the age 14 can apply in a branch, but need be accompanied by an adult.
Digital features and tools
Tips on budgeting and super
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Visit a NAB branch
Visit your nearest NAB branch to speak to us in person.
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Let us help you with your personal banking needs.
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Target Market Determinations for these products are available at nab.com.au/TMD.