HOLIDAY HOURS:
We will be closing at 3PM on Tuesday, December 24 and Tuesday, December 31.
We will be closed on Wednesday, December 25 and Wednesday, January 1.
HOLIDAY HOURS:
We will be closing at 3PM on Tuesday, December 24 and Tuesday, December 31.
We will be closed on Wednesday, December 25 and Wednesday, January 1.
It’s not your house. It’s not your car. It’s not even really your phone. It’s the time in your life when you start to realize that most of the stuff you have isn’t actually yours. But with Ardent’s Cash and Stash accounts, you have the power to manage your own money and make your own decisions – along with some good advice about how to make the most of what you’ve got. Before long, you’ll be a money ninja.
Think you have what it takes to know money? Show what you’ve got with our free Money Ninja Training mobile app. You’ll learn about important financial topics, including saving, spending and making money, compound interest, budgeting, taxes and more. These topics are covered in short videos with content customized for your age. Then, pass a challenge after each video to earn your Money Ninja Certificate.
Here's how it works:
Bonus challenge: Take what you’ve learned during your Ninja Training and practice it in real life with your own account. Check out our spending and savings accounts below!
Download the app and start your training
Become a Money Ninja by searching for “Ardent Money Ninja Training” in the Apple App Store or Google Play or use the buttons on this page to download the free app.
A spending account that’s one giant step toward adulting.
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A savings account that pays you to tuck it away for the future.
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A great head start to a bright future.
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It’s like riding a bike or crossing the street. None of us is born knowing how to manage money. But if we don’t learn to do it the right way while we’re still young, there can be consequences later in life. That’s why Ardent is committed to helping young people – and the adults who love them – start the conversation about money.