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Saving for my Granddaughter
madmidwife
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I know this has probably been asked thousands of times, so I'm sorry to bring it up again.
I have recently become a grandmother and I want to start putting some money away for my granddaughter. What would be the best thing to do, it won't be thousands of pounds but birthday/christmas money. I would like it in something thats not too easy to access, that way the parents and/or myself can't get to it!
Savings account/Junior ISA???
Thanks
Lynn
I have recently become a grandmother and I want to start putting some money away for my granddaughter. What would be the best thing to do, it won't be thousands of pounds but birthday/christmas money. I would like it in something thats not too easy to access, that way the parents and/or myself can't get to it!
Savings account/Junior ISA???
Thanks
Lynn
Total debt: £27,000
3 credit cards, 2 loans, 2 large overdrafts,1 catalogue,:embarasse
3 credit cards, 2 loans, 2 large overdrafts,1 catalogue,:embarasse
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If the parents open a JISA for the child, you can contribute.
https://www.gov.uk/junior-individual-savings-accounts/overview0
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