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Long-term investing to give your kids a good financial start to their adult life.
Building up a nest egg for your children's future is something every parent would like to do. Our child account services let you take advantage of the potential of the stock market to create a fund ready for your child's future, be it age 18 in the case of a Child Trust Fund or even further ahead as part of their retirement planning with a Child SIPP. And for day-to-day flexibility where you control the timing of releasing assets to their own control, our Designated Dealing account can be just the thing.
Even the government recognises that, for long-term growth, stock market investments beat cash savings – that's why the Child Trust Fund website suggests vouchers are invested in the stock market rather than a savings account. Of course, investing introduces a higher degree of risk than just putting cash into a savings account. But by spreading your investments, and choosing only those that suit your aims and objectives, you can get that right balance between risk and return. And our free investment selection tools will help you make your choices.
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You'll have access to a wide-range of investment options, news, research and information, and great value dealing terms - all aimed at helping you make the most of the money you are investing in your child's future.
Not sure which account is right for you? Our Account selector can help
Investing in your childrens' future is a worthwhile thing to do. But you need to look to your own future too!
Our range of Personal accounts helps you to do just that – from day-to-day trading to tax-efficient investment in an ISA or SIPP.
Please remember: The value of investments may fall as well as rise and you may get back less than you originally invested. Limited liability instruments mean that you cannot lose more than you have invested. The risks associated with different instruments will vary: you should choose investments appropriate to your needs and consider your overall mix of different investment types.
Please note that not all investments are available in all account types.