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Did you know that Children's Tax-Exempt Savings Plans (TESPs) also provide a long-term, tax-free way to save for your children's future?

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Children's Savings Plans

Junior ISAs

Following the scrapping of the Child Trust Fund from January 2011, the Government announced the launch of a Junior Individual Savings Account (ISA) on 1 November 2011. The Junior ISA bears many similarities to the Child Trust Fund but will have no government contributions.

Child Tax-Exempt Savings Plans

Child Tax-Exempt Savings Plans, or TESPs, offered by friendly societies are currently the most tax-efficient way to save for your child's future. The plans are long-term and tax-free, making them a good alternative to the Child Trust Fund.

Children's Stakeholder Pensions

With people increasingly having to take their retirement planning into their own hands, a pension for your child is another way to save for them and make sure their future is taken care of.

Children's Saving Accounts

Most banks and building societies offer children's savings accounts, and finding the best deals is an easy process once you understand the basics. Banks and building societies also tend to offer higher rates on their children's accounts than on their standard accounts, and you can choose between instant access or fixed rate plans depending on how much flexibility you desire.

Unit Trusts for Children

If you're looking to invest for your child but find shares and equities confusing, then a unit trust for children may be the best option. A unit trust is one of the simplest forms of investment, with your funds invested and managed for you to give you the best possible returns.

Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs)

Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) allow people to save their money in a range of investments such as cash, stocks and shares. Unlike investing directly in these products, investing through an ISA provides certain benefits. An ISA is often referred to as a “tax wrapper” which goes around your savings, protecting them from paying certain taxes.

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Alternatives to CTFs - Tax-Exempt Savings Plans
Did you know there are alternatives to the CTF that offer the same tax-free savings? Tax-Exempt Savings Plans (TESPs) can help you build up a lump sum for your child through small, regular payments. Your fund grows free from any income or capital gains tax, and can be used to save for children of all ages. Click here for more information about TESPs, and specific plans offered by friendly societies.

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Interesting Fact

Child Tax Exempt Savings Plans (TESPs) are an efficient and simple way to save for your child, and Shepherds Young Saver Plan lets you put away more per month than any other TESP.

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