Nearly 18! An age that most people look forward to. From the age of 18, you are financially liable according to the law, which means there are some things you need to sort out. Find out which things are the most important and get ready for this new chapter in your life.
No, your parents will no longer be able to access your account as they could with a Young Person’s Growth Account and KidsFuture savings account. From your 18th birthday onwards, you’ll be an adult by law and responsible for your own finances. Parents are, however, responsible for your maintenance until your 21st birthday. This means that they must provide you with financial support until you reach that age.
If you want your parents to continue monitoring your account, you can authorise them after your 18th birthday. We can arrange this in a few simple steps.
If you don’t yet have a debit card, you can request one in the ABN AMRO app by following a few simple steps. You can request a debit card yourself in the ABN AMRO app from your 18th birthday onwards. Before your 18th birthday, your parents can do this for you.
Your current and savings accounts will be converted on your 18th birthday. When we do this, the balance will temporarily not be visible. If your accounts aren’t visible, you might just need to add them to your account overview. You can do this easily in the app.
Your parents will soon no longer have automatic access to your account. But you can allow them to continue monitoring your account if you wish by authorising them after your 18th birthday. You can authorise a parent to access your account, but only if that parent is also an ABN AMRO client.
If you want your parents to continue monitoring your account, you can authorise them after your 18th birthday. We can arrange this in a few simple steps.
