At Anioma Microfinance Bank, we believe in securing a bright future for the next generation. The Children Trustee Savings Account is designed to help parents, guardians, and trustees save towards the future of their children. This account ensures that your child’s financial journey starts on the right foot, with savings that can be used for their education, health, or other needs as they grow. It’s a thoughtful and structured way to build a financial foundation for your child's future.
The Children Trustee Savings Account at Anioma MFB is a dedicated savings account managed by a parent, guardian, or trustee for the benefit of a child. This account allows regular deposits, helping to accumulate funds for the child’s future expenses, such as education or other developmental needs. It is designed with flexible terms and attractive interest rates to encourage steady savings while ensuring that the funds grow over time.
A valid means of identification for the parent or guardian acting as the trustee (e.g., National ID, International Passport, Driver’s License, or Voter’s Card).
A copy of the child’s birth certificate or an affidavit of birth.
A recent utility bill (not older than 3 months) or any other valid document confirming the current residential address of the parent or guardian.
Two recent passport-sized photographs of both the parent/guardian and the child.
A fully completed Children Trustee Savings Account opening form, which can be obtained at any Anioma MFB branch or via the bank's website.
A minimum opening balance is required to activate the account. The minimum deposit amount will be specified by Anioma MFB at the time of account opening.
Any legal documents that verify the relationship between the trustee (parent/guardian) and the child, such as court orders (in the case of legal guardianship).
A letter of employment or any proof of employment and income, which may be required for future eligibility for certain benefits (e.g., educational loans, scholarships).
For cases involving legal guardianship, a consent form from the appropriate authority or parent may be required.
BVN of the parent/guardian managing the account.
Yes, Resident permit (for expatriates).
Reference forms (only required to allow customer pay in other banks’ cheques)