Childrens Investment
Compare Children's Investment Plans
Investing for children for the long term makes a lot of sense when you consider the cost of higher education or raising a deposit for a first home. While gifts for a child for the here and now have their place, your children will thank you in the long run if you invest in their future.
As Winston Churchill once said "Saving is a very fine thing, especially when it is done by your parents".
| Children's Mutual Child Trust Fund | £10.00 pm | |
| Awarded Best Child Trust Fund (CTF) provider for 2006, 2007 and 2008. Up to £30 of FREE Mothercare Vouchers when you apply online. |
| Engage Child Trust Fund | £5.00 pm | |
| Engage is one of the UK's leading Child Trust Fund providers. Up to £25 in FREE Boots Vouchers if you set up a Direct Debit Online. |
| Jump Child trust Fund | £25.00 pm | |
| Jump is a Child Trust Funds savings plan specially designed for children. It is based on Witan Investment Trust. Witan's objective is to create wealth for its investors through stockmarket investment. |
Disclaimer
Please bear in mind that:
- The value of your investment and the level of any income received from it can fall as well as rise and is not guaranteed and you may not get back the amount of your original investment.
- The list of funds provided above should not be seen in any way as being a recommendation. No advice has been given and you should be aware that any investment which takes place where appropriate will be transacted on an “execution only” basis.
- Full details of the funds, including investment performance statistics and risk profile will be provided in the documentation/brochure sent to you and it is up to you to ensure that you fully understand the nature of investment before proceeding. If you are at all unsure of the suitability of the type of investment, both in respect of its objectives and its risk profile, you should seek independent financial advice.
- If you choose a fund which invests overseas, there is the addition of “exchange rate” risk which could reduce any gains or increase losses if the currency moves against you.
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| Invesco Perpetual Children's Fund | £20 Per Month | |
| The Invesco Perpetual Children's Fund aims to achieve longer term capital growth through a portfolio of investments in UK companies. |
| Jump Children's Savings Plan | £25.00 pm | |
| Jump is a Child savings plan specially designed for children. It is based on Witan Investment Trust. Witan's objective is to create wealth for its investors through stockmarket investment. |
| Baillie Gifford Children's Savings Plan | £30.00 pm | |
| A cost effective Children’s Savings Plan, providing an easy way to invest for a child's future through the stock market. The Plan gives you a choice of two ways in which you can invest, choosing from either a Designated Account or a Bare Trust account. |
Disclaimer
Please bear in mind that:
- The value of your investment and the level of any income received from it can fall as well as rise and is not guaranteed and you may not get back the amount of your original investment.
- The list of funds provided above should not be seen in any way as being a recommendation. No advice has been given and you should be aware that any investment which takes place where appropriate will be transacted on an “execution only” basis.
- Full details of the funds, including investment performance statistics and risk profile will be provided in the documentation/brochure sent to you and it is up to you to ensure that you fully understand the nature of investment before proceeding. If you are at all unsure of the suitability of the type of investment, both in respect of its objectives and its risk profile, you should seek independent financial advice.
- If you choose a fund which invests overseas, there is the addition of “exchange rate” risk which could reduce any gains or increase losses if the currency moves against you.
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What you invest in will depend on factors such as timescale and attitude to investment risk. If you are investing over at least 5 years and you happy with stockmarket fluctuations then investing in company shares is worth considering. Alternatively if you are cautious investor and/or require the fund within 5 years then a something more certain will be a priority.