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Best Buys Compare Children’s Savings Products – July 2011

A children’s account is a bank account aimed specifically to benefit the child in your life, it is designed to provide your child with a financial nest egg with which you can save for their future.

Many parents use them to teach their children about the importance of saving and introduce them to the world of finance.

We at pension calculator have looked at all the Children’s Accounts provided by banks and building societies and rated the top five for you. We have chosen the accounts with the highest interest rates, which means that your investment will accumulate the most amount of cash for your child’s future:

Top 5 Children’s Savings Product’s in June 2011
Bank Account Interest Notes Links
Family Investments Child Trust Funds Stakeholder Child Trust fund account Equity based % Favourite child trust fund provider- winner of Investment Life & Pensions Moneyfacts award, manage account online. Info
Foresters Friendly Society Child Tax Exempt Savings Plan Foresters Friendly TESPs Equity based % Flexible- you decide how long you want to contribute and when it pays out the guaranteed cash lump sum to your child.  

No capital gains or income tax to pay.

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Shephards Friendly Young Saver Children’s Savings % Tax-exempt lump sum  

Increase or reduce.

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Scottish Friendly Child Trust Fund % Tax free lump sum at age 18- No capital gains or income tax. info
Virgin money Childrens Pensions Children’s savings % Keep track 24/7 online or by phone  

Low charges and guaranteed standards

Not tied to rigid payments

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These are the best accounts for interest rates, however we strongly advise that you have a look at the terms and conditions before you get an account. While a high interest rate is always good, you may find that the terms and conditions are in fact much worse for you than with the next account that has a .5% lower interest rate.

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