Childrens savings

Pat456bikes

Thankyou.
When I transfer in from regular savings to JISA set up by child's parents I will just pay in.
In future if we choose cash JISA   and interest rate is low compared to other providers  and I want to move I'll have to check any provider will  allow transfers in.

xylophone

If money is being moved from non-ISAs to a JISA, it's not actually a "transfer" in that sense, and also the banks won't be organising it - OP will be paying in presumably via a current account whether from income or their own savings. 

The OP was asking if it was possible to move a JISA to a better paying JISA.

Pat456bikes

And I'm happy that you can providing new JISA accepted transfers in

philip_storey

How do I open a savings account for my granddaughter who lives in Hong Kong , ? 

xylophone

How do I open a savings account for my granddaughter who lives in Hong Kong , ? 

https://investingreviews.co.uk/money/saving-for-grandchildren-living-abroad/

Perhaps ask parents to look into such options as

https://www.hkbea.com/html/en/bea-personal-banking-kid-master.html#:~:text=Visit your nearest BEA branch,deposit of just HK$10.

You might then be able to gift through parents?

wmb194

philip_storey said:

How do I open a savings account for my granddaughter who lives in Hong Kong , ? 

You don't as institutions here want both parties to be domiciled in the UK. You could open an account(s) in your own name that you earmark for her.

philip_storey

Thanks that's what we currently do .