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Junior ISA Limits
greyteam1959
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The answer will have been given before I am sure.
I know that you can contribute up to £9,000 each tax year into a Junior ISA.
Is this limit per child or the total limit ?
So 3 children @ £3000 each = £9000
Or 3 children @ £9000 each = £27000
TIA
I know that you can contribute up to £9,000 each tax year into a Junior ISA.
Is this limit per child or the total limit ?
So 3 children @ £3000 each = £9000
Or 3 children @ £9000 each = £27000
TIA
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The limit is on the JISA not the giver, so £9k each.0
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Thank you
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Not per tax year
£9000 between birthdays0 -
No, that's not right. The JISA allowance is £9k per tax year.
https://www.gov.uk/junior-individual-savings-accounts/add-money-to-an-account1
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