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I had the same issue, as my son was born on Aug 02 & daughter Oct 04, so son just mist out, I opened a Junior ISA for him and saved for both, son received £1,800 on his 18th and so did my daughter for her18th.
It’s the parents responsibility to sort out and not for the oldest to take on this responsibility.
It’s the parents responsibility to sort out and not for the oldest to take on this responsibility.
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