Savings for Children UK

Savings for Children

Investing in your child’s future, whatever that future may be is a great way to ensure their financial security in the years to come. The government’s introduction of child trust funds has made this easier and gives parents and guardians a starting point for savings. Whether you are looking for a place to start your child trust fund or searching for an alternative child savings account Compare Online can help. Simply click on the links below to start your child’s account online.

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Family Investments - Child Trust Funds

Child Trust Fund, you could get your child’s savings off to a flying start with £250 free from the government, click here for more information.

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The Childrens Mutual

The Children’s Mutual is the only UK company specialising exclusively in providing savings and investment products for families with children and has a range of Child Trust Fund (CTF) accounts and long-term investment products.

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Money Supermarket

offering helpful information on the best ways to save your money.

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HSBC

HSBC Bank provides a range of savings options, from instant access accounts to ISAs, which you can manage in their branches, online, over the phone, by text and even on TV.

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Lloyds TSB

Save with Lloyds TSB through their online account, or choose offline accounts including high interest, instant access, ISAs and Young Savers.

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NatWest

offers customers a large variety of savings accounts to choose from; visit the site to discover more about the range of benefits each account provides and to find out how to apply.

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Norwich and Peterborough Building Society

Norwich and Peterborough Building Society's range of savings services comprises ISAs, fixed rate accounts, bonds, regular deposit savings, children's and affinity accounts.

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