Cambridge Child Trust Fund

See if a Cambridge Child Trust Fund is right for you...

If you are looking for a home for your child’s Trust Fund voucher, take a look at the range of Child Trust Funds offered by the Cambridge Building Society to see if one meets your needs. See the table below to compare benefits of other leading Child Trust Fund providers:

ProviderServiceISA OptionMinimum InvestmentMore Info
Family Investments Child Trust Fundno
£10.00 Per Month
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Family Investments, the award-winning children savings specialists

Cambridge Child Trust Funds come in two different types to meet your needs

  • Cambridge Cash Child Trust Fund – Invest in a cash-based savings account, with no risk to your investment, and watch your child's savings grow. Minimum invetsment of £1. Pay into the account whenever you like.
  • Cambridge Equity Stakeholder Child Trust Fund – Has the potential to reap bigger rewards than a cash fund over the long-term, but your investment could go don in value as well as up, depending on the performance of the stocks and shares they are invested in. Minimum investment of £10. Make deposits by cheque, direct debit, standing order or direct credit.

Use our free comparison service to see the features of other accounts and compare them with those on offer from the range of Cambridge Child Trust Funds.


 

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