ORLANDO, Fla. – CFE FCU announced yesterday a new partnership with The City of Life Foundation to offer savings accounts for children in foster care by waiving the requirement for an adult co-signer. The deal will provide kids 13 through 18 a place to track their savings and provide access to ATMs around Central Florida. After the kids turn 18, they will be able to open full-service checking accounts. CFE FCU is one of the biggest credit unions in Central Florida, with 113,000 members and more than $1 billion in assets.
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