Junior - Unlock Consistent Savings Today!

Are you a Maybank customer with a Yippie/-i account created for your child? The ‘Junior’ section was made just for you.

The ‘Junior’ section lets you:

• View all the Yippie/-i accounts linked to your M2U ID, separating your child’s account balances from yours.
• Top up your child’s accounts in 3 quick taps, allowing you to contribute to their growth whenever you can.
• Set a recurring savings plan for your child, making regular contributions to your child’s future.
• View your transactions and download your account statements.

Launch the MAE app, swipe to ‘View All’ under Quick Actions, and tap on ‘Junior’ to explore this section. That’s it, no set up required!

Each account in this section will hold the name of your child registered at the point of account opening.

Want to add a personal touch? Use our ‘Edit nickname’ feature to make the experience more relatable and engaging for your child, while keeping the account clearly identifiable.

Did you know? Seeing your child’s name/nickname on the account serves as a gentle motivational boost and reminder of why you’re saving in the first place.

The simple path to consistent child saving:

Use our ‘Top Up’ feature to regularly contribute to your child’s Yippie/-i account, small or large.

Starting a savings fund early can compound small contributions into a larger sum over time.

Change your mind or forgot what you’ve set up? You can view the recurring transactions you’ve created for your child’s account and manage them accordingly.

Start a conversation with your child about their finances - starting with an exclusive section for their accounts without slipping and showing them your balances. 

• Financial head start: Starting a savings fund early can compound small contributions into a larger sum over time.
• Financial education: Introducing your child to basic concepts like savings and spending is a valuable life skill, leading to improved financial literacy.
• Future-preparedness: Early conversations about savings can help children learn the value of planning for larger, longer-term objectives.

 Click here for some simple tips to start an early conversation about money!