Save now for tomorrow’s dreams
It’s always worth saving for your child. And the sooner you start, the greater your child’s chances of making their dreams come true. Together with Woezel & Pip, we’re keen to show our youngest clients the importance of saving. And to make saving even more fun, we’ll give your child a Woezel & Pip gift when they open a KidsFuture Savings Account.
These are the gifts!
- 0 - 4 years: special 'Wat maak je, Pip?’ book'
- 5 - 8 years: Woezel & Pip memory game
- 9 years and older: €10 towards your child’s savings
A unique Woezel & Pip gift or €10 towards your child’s savings
If you open a KidsFuture Savings Account now, your child will receive a unique Woezel & Pip gift. And if your child is 9 or older, we’ll deposit €10 into their new savings account! Read the promotion terms and conditions and open a savings account for your child.
Promotion terms and conditions
What the promotion involves
If you open a KidsFuture Savings Account, we’ll give your child one of these gifts:
- 0 - 4 years: special 'Wat maak je, Pip?’ book
- 5 - 8 years: Woezel & Pip memory game
- 9 years and older: €10 towards your child’s savings
Can I open more than one savings account for my child?
Yes, you can, but you can only open one KidsFuture Savings Account per child. So each child can only take part in the promotion once. You’re always free to open several free Direct Savings accounts. This can be really handy if you want a separate savings account for different savings goals.
Important information
- If we run out of the ‘Wat maak je, Pip?’ book, we’ll send your child the ‘Het Grote ABC’ book instead.
- You can only take part if you live in the Netherlands.
- Your child needs a Young Person’s Growth Account in order to request a KidsFuture Savings Account. If your child doesn’t yet have a Young Person’s Growth Account, it’s free and easy to request in combination with a KidsFuture Savings Account.
- ABN AMRO Bank N.V. reserves the right to change, extend or cancel the promotion at any time.
- ABN AMRO will only use your details for the purposes of this promotion, and will not share them with third parties.
- There is no charge for taking part in this promotion.
- This promotion will last until 31 December 2026.
Questions
If you have any questions about this promotion or your child’s account, please contact us. If you’re not happy about this promotion, you can submit a complaint using the complaints form on our website, where you’ll also find more information about the complaints procedure.
What the promotion involves
If you open a KidsFuture Savings Account, we’ll give your child one of these gifts:
- 0 - 4 years: special 'Wat maak je, Pip?’ book
- 5 - 8 years: Woezel & Pip memory game
- 9 years and older: €10 towards your child’s savings
Can I open more than one savings account for my child?
Yes, you can, but you can only open one KidsFuture Savings Account per child. So each child can only take part in the promotion once. You’re always free to open several free Direct Savings accounts. This can be really handy if you want a separate savings account for different savings goals.
Important information
- If we run out of the ‘Wat maak je, Pip?’ book, we’ll send your child the ‘Het Grote ABC’ book instead.
- You can only take part if you live in the Netherlands.
- Your child needs a Young Person’s Growth Account in order to request a KidsFuture Savings Account. If your child doesn’t yet have a Young Person’s Growth Account, it’s free and easy to request in combination with a KidsFuture Savings Account.
- ABN AMRO Bank N.V. reserves the right to change, extend or cancel the promotion at any time.
- ABN AMRO will only use your details for the purposes of this promotion, and will not share them with third parties.
- There is no charge for taking part in this promotion.
- This promotion will last until 31 December 2026.
Questions
If you have any questions about this promotion or your child’s account, please contact us. If you’re not happy about this promotion, you can submit a complaint using the complaints form on our website, where you’ll also find more information about the complaints procedure.
