Articles and guides on saving and investing
We wanted to answer the most common questions about Child Trust Funds as part of our goal of raising awareness about CTFs and ensuring that children and their parents make the most of the money locked up in them.
The Junior ISA was created by the government specifically to help parents, grandparents and other family and friends save for a child’s future so we wanted to answer some of the most common questions grandparents have about Junior ISAs.
There are loads to think about when you’ve just had a baby but one thing you might not want to forget is to start putting money away for their future. There’s a simple reason why: the sooner you start, the more your new baby will potentially have when they are older.
Transferring an ISA is easy and it could make things simpler for you and save you money. We explain some of the potential benefits and answer some of the questions people have around ISA transfers.
ISAs are 25 years old this year and to keep them up to date, there have been a number of changes to the rules which should make opening ISAs and benefiting from ISA tax benefits even easier.
Here I discuss a few of the options available to save for grandchildren and some of the issues to think about, in particular inheritance tax which, with the increase in house prices over the last decades, more and more people are paying.