Find out about Junior ISA Accounts
The junior ISA account is an initiative by the Government to help parents save and invest for their child's future in a tax-efficient way. Launched in November 2011, Junior ISA accounts replace Child Trust Funds – any child who already has a CTF is not eligible for a Junior ISA account.
Like standard ISAs, junior ISA accounts include both cash and stocks and shares, and the £3,600 annual Junior ISA limit can be split between these in any proportion. Transfers between cash and stocks and shares are allowed and vice versa, and is possible to switch providers. Each child can hold only one Junior cash ISA and one Junior stocks and shares ISA at a time.
Minimum deposit requirements and other terms and conditions are set by providers of Junior ISA accounts. Any person with parental responsibility for a child can open a junior ISA account on their behalf. When the child turns 16 they will gain management of the account, and they can access the funds at 18.
Fair Investment Company works with providers to bring you competitive Junior ISA Accounts for both savings and investments. Apply for a Junior ISA pack today.