Welcome to MyEggNest - here to help you save for your child's future!

MyEggNest is an independent Child Trust Fund (CTF) and Children’s Savings website designed to help families save money for your child’s future. With our online, one-stop resource centre you will be able to make use of our expert financial knowledge, view our Child Trust Fund comparison tables, read Child Trust Funds Reviews, and see what the different banks, building societies and Child Trust Fund Providers have to offer you and your family.

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MyEggNest has the UK's largest selection of Child Trust Fund Reviews and the most detailed Child Trust Fund Comparison Tables.  We make your decisions easier. 

There are many different plans available to parents and grandparents when it comes to saving for a child's future. From high interest children's savings accounts and children's tax-exempt savings plans, to Unit Trusts and Investment Trusts for children, there are plenty of choices available. Learn all about children's savings and investments.

MyEggNest's Recommendations Tommee Tippee mat, bowl and Brush-Baby brush Competition This month, one lucky person will win a Tommee Tippee Magic Mat and Weaning Bowl, along with a Brush-Baby teether brush. The Magic Mat is non-slip and easy grip, and sticks to all flat surfaces, leaving you with less mess! Full Details Mr Men First Aid Kit and Cooling Gel Sheets Competition This month we're giving away a Mr Men First Aid Kit and set of cooling gel sheets to one lucky winner, sure to help your kids cope with the knocks and tumbles of everyday life. Full Details Bodyform Competition To celebrate the launch of Bodyform's limited edition protective tins in 10 different designs, Bodyform is giving you the chance to express your style and win a luxury handbag! Winners are chosen each week. Full Details Read our Monthly Newsletter Our monthly newsletter provide parents with all the latest news on what's happening in the world of children's savings, promotional offers, and the latest news on Child Trust Funds.  We're giving prizes out every month to MyEggNest's Users. Take a look what our Latest Edition Freebies - The latest online freebies with Free Stuff UK Get freebies and discount codes from hundreds of online retailers. With all the discounts and freebie offers from the biggest brands across the UK, it can be hard to know where to find them. Luckily, MyEggNest has teamed up with Freebies UK, a one-stop shop of that keeps you updated on the latest offers from hundreds of online retailers. From baby products to food and drink, you'll be sure to come across something that will help you save for you and your family. Full Details Kidstart - Free cashback every time you shop Boost your children and grandchildren's Child Trust Fund and Children's Savings. MyEggNest is proud to team up with Kidstart - an online programme that gives you 20% back on every pound you spend. Online Shopping can be a great way to purchase all your family's needs, especially if you have children or are expecting a little one. However, if you're looking for another reason to shop on the web, how does getting money back sound? With Kidstart, you get just that. Full Details Selected Retailers: Sainsburys 50p back for your kids, every time you make a grocery purchase Argos up to 5% back for your kids JoJo Maman Bebe 5% back for your kids online or in the high street Boots.com up to 3.5% back for your kids plus Advantage Card Points Marks and Spencers up to 2% back for your kids MyEggNest is proud to support Get Connected. You can learn more about Get Connected, a free, confidential helpline for young people, here. To find out how you can make a donation, visit www.getconnected.org.uk.   Advertisements Mothercare is the leading UK retailer in the baby/parenting sector with a wide range of clothing, pushchairs, nursery furniture and toys for mothers-to-be and pre-school children.  More Details  Write a short review and get a Mr Men Bruise Soother back to top Write a product review of your Child Trust Fund or Children's Savings Account and we'll send you a beautiful Oscar+Dehn Mr Men (or a Little Miss) BruiseSoother completely FREE OF CHARGE.   Once you've posted the comments, just drop us a quick email to notify us of your postings.  This is a limited, special introductory gift, so hurry while stocks last! Click here to post your Child Trust Fund review (take a look at what a Mr Men BruiseSoother looks like).   Child Trust Fund Reviews Below are just a few examples of our parents' reviews.   Website: www.engagemutual.com Reviewed on 17 Mar 2010 by Chris Good Points: Easy to set up , administer and review Bad Points: None. The process of setting up an Engage Mutual Child Trust Fund for both our children was simple and offered ongoing easy maintenance. Statements are produced annually and are easy to understand and interpret. The fund itself is competitive and offers a lifestyling option that reduces investment risk from the age of 13. Paying into the fund is also simple, by direct debit, and the Engage Mutual Child Trust Fund also allows other extended family members to contribute. Again, the process of setting up these additional contributions was extremely easy. All in all we're very happy with Engage Mutual as our choice of CTF provider...Full Reviews Website: www.familyinvestments.co.uk/ethical Reviewed on 22 Mar 2010 by Rachael Good Points: Easy to apply & set up Friendly Staff Informative to begin with Bad Points: Don't get any letters from them about my child's account The Ethnical Trust Fund is a friendly helpful bunch who I think offer a great ethnical account. Information when applying was excellent. Was told everything I needed to know in plain simple terms. Very friendly staff when I have contacted them. The only down fall I would say is that ideally I would like to be contacted every few month and told about how the account was doing. I have recieved no such information and also dont know how to go about looking it up. A service may be available but I have not checked in a while. Overall I would recommend this CTF account. Not only does it have great ethnical features its a no hassle account for your child...Full Reviews  Website: www.thechildrensmutual.co.uk Reviewed on 26 Mar 2010 by Tammy Good Points: You get £20 of Mothercare vouchers when you set up a regular direct debit. Bad Points: Sometimes it has been hard to get hold of their customer service staff. You only get a statement once a year. I am fairly happy with this account and think I will use it again for my next baby. It's great getting the free Mothercare vouchers which I have also received when other people (grandparents, godparents etc.) have taken out a direct debit on the account. Last year the value of the account unfortunately went down so there was less in it than we had actually paid in. This was obviously disappointing but I think this was because of the economic climate. Hopefully it will make up for this over the years. The bank sends out fairly regular post encouraging you to increase your direct debits (and get vouchers), but a statement is only received annually.... Full Reviews  CHILD TRUST FUND NEWS Read all the latest news on Children's Savings and Child Trust Funds in our MyEggNest News Archive.

23 Aug 10 Government may make cuts to child benefit and winter fuel allowance   MyEggNest News. The government has come under criticism with speculation that they are looking to make further cuts, including means-testing child benefit and reducing the winter fuel allowance. 20 Aug 10 Northern Rock re-launches Little Rock savings bond   MyEggNest News. After closing their 5% fixed rate children's savings account, Northern Rock has launched a new scheme with an interest rate of 4% fixed until 2013. 17 Aug 10 Northern Rock forced to close child savings account after 5 days on market   MyEggNest News. Northern Rock's "Little Rock", the 5% three-year fix offered to children as a substitute to CTFs, has been closed after just 5 days on the children's savings market. 13 Aug 10 CTF contributions still on the rise   MyEggNest News. Contributions to Child Trust Funds are rising in spite of the decision made by the Government to scrap CTF’s at the beginning of next year. 10 Aug 10 Budget challenged as women bear 70 per cent of spending cuts   MyEggNest News. There has been legal challenge to the Budget after an 'equality audit' found that women will be forced to bear more than 70% of the £8 billion pound cuts.