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Where did you deposit your child Trust Fund Vouchers
Laurenbelle
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I NEED NEED NEED to do mine and i see that Ipswitch Building Society seems the way to go but for some reason i have cold feet - where di you deposit yours? TIA!
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I went with Asda (cant remember exactly who they do it through)..... however I only went with them to get the £25 worth of George vouchers that they gave you for doing it!
There were so many on offer that I just picked the one that gave me the most!2012 wins approx £11,000 including 5k to spend on a holiday :j0 -
I went with the Nationwide beacuse as far as the stakeholder option went they were all much of a muchness & I have had fantastic customer service from Nationwide in the past;)Post Natal Depression is the worst part of giving birth:p
In England we have Mothering Sunday & Father Christmas, Mothers day & Santa Clause are American merchandising tricks:mad: Demonstrate pride in your heirtage by getting it right please people!0 -
we invested using squaregain, my husband is in the industry (so to speak) so can keep an eye on her investment.0
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We used Forresters - they come to the house so it made things easy.0
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i put mine in asda for the vouchers. i haven't decided yet where it will stay, i don't think i want it being invested, i'll probably end up with my bank in an interest based savings account, but for the moment it's with asda.52% tight0
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there was a similar scheme that gave a free teddy called 'teddy trust'. it was a tiny teddy when asking for info then a larger one when you opened an account, also a birthday gift on maturity. i didn' gop with them though becuse i'm only paying £5 a month into it and they wanted £10 minimum.52% tight0
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I wanted a basic savings account with a decent interest rate so I went for the Ipswich Building Society (it took me 10 months to decide though!!!). I just don't like the idea that once it's in there you cant move it to another provider? Or am I wrong and you just can't physically withdraw it?April 2006 - £9790.26dr. DFD - March 20110
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you can change provider - i'm going to once i've decided which one to stick with long term.52% tight0
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