We explain what a Junior ISA is and why we think it's a great way for families to help build a nest egg for their children.

Many millennials are also parents and at Beanstalk we see that 2/3rds of our users fall into this age range. So how do these young families use Beanstalk to help put money away for their children’s future?

We’re pleased to announce a new update to the app which makes top ups even easier by adding a couple of new payment options, including immediate “Instant Bank Transfers”.

Lynn Beattie aka Mrs MummyPenny and a Personal Finance Expert, shares her experience of transferring her children's Child Trust Funds to Beanstalk.

Round ups are a quick and easy way of saving little and often. We explain how this tool on Beanstalk works and the benefits of using it.

As we start the new tax year, what ‘New Year Resolutions’ should you be making to help earn some easy wins for your children’s financial future?

We look at five tips for grandparents from thinking long-term to earning free money to the best way to give a gift, all to help with their grandchild's financial future.

We look at the things savers and investors can consider before 5 April to make the most of their money. But the one thing that ties them all together is the mantra “take advantage of your tax-free allowances”.

As Child Trust Funds start to mature, children turning 18 are receiving their windfalls. The next generation of under 10s though are set to miss out as parents are put off opening Junior ISAs by their complexity, poor returns and / or high fees.

We look at the breakdown in how families save and invest together and how it's not as easy as it should be.

Beanstalk calculates UK’s children could save an amazing £200 million in fees by switching their Child Trust Funds.

We discuss the five things you need to consider before opening a JISA for your child. From which is right for your family to what are the costs.

Find out why we launched Beanstalk and why it's a revolutionary app that is bringing child savings into the 21st century!