My First Nest Egg
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. My First Nest Egg
This app, designed by parents and teachers, help children ages 3-13-years-old learn financial literacy. They will learn about earning, saving and giving through a variety of fun activities. When it comes to understanding how money works, the sooner the better.Â
Help your child to have a better tomorrow by downloading the app. Download the app at no-cost by using invite code: TFCU
DOWNLOAD THE APP FOR FREE FROM TIMBERLAND FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Invite Code: TFCU
$40 Value!


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Additional Children’s Service
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- PRIVACY NOTICE.Â
 - Content. The Credit Union’s children’s online privacy notice will be clearly written, understandable and will contain:Â
- Credit Union’s name and contact information (address, telephone number and email address;Â
- Names of any other operator that may be collecting or maintaining children’s personal information;Â
- Kinds of personal information collected from children;Â
- How information is collected from children;Â
- If the information is collected directly from the child; and/orÂ
- If the information is collected passively through cookies.Â
- How the Credit Union uses the child’s personal information it has collected, including the use of audio files and how they are appropriately deleted.
- The parent/guardian’s option to agree to the collection and use of their child’s information.Â
- If the information collected from children is disclosed to a third party; and if so: the kinds of business the third party is engaged in; the purpose for collecting the information and how it will be used; and a statement on the third parties agreement to maintain the confidentiality and security of the information.Â
- The parent/guardian’s right to opt-out of sharing the child’s information with third parties;Â
- That the Credit Union will not require children to disclose more information than is reasonably necessary to participate in the Credit Union’s website or online service as a condition of participation; andÂ
- The parent/guardian’s right to review the child’s personal information, ask to have it deleted, and refuse to allow any further collection or use of the child’s information.Â