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Saving accounts for Children age 17 & age 14
millerfamily5
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Hi Folks
I am looking for some suggestions for regular monthly savings accounts (about £20 a month) for my children age 17 (just recently) and 14. Currently they both have £2000+ in Nationwide accounts paying 0.75%.
Any advice would be apprecaited.
Many thanks
Richard
I am looking for some suggestions for regular monthly savings accounts (about £20 a month) for my children age 17 (just recently) and 14. Currently they both have £2000+ in Nationwide accounts paying 0.75%.
Any advice would be apprecaited.
Many thanks
Richard
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If you have, or open, a Halifax cash ISA yourself, a junior ISA paying 6% might be an option.
Or a Halifax Kids Regular Saver paying 6% on the regular saving part.
For the lump sum another consideration would be Northern Rock or Lloyds TSB. Northern rock and Halifax also offer term deposits to kids.0
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