Stocks and Shares Junior ISA Comparison Table

Cash Junior ISA Comparison Table

Compare Child Trust Funds

Compare Child Trust Funds

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Compare Child Tax Exempt Savings Plans(TESPs)

Child TESPs offer a simple way to save up to £25 per month tax-free. An exception to this monthly limit is Shepherds Young Saver Plan, which allows up to £100 per month.
Compare Child Tax Exempt Savings Plans

Family Investments Junior Bond

Shepherds Young Saver Plan

Scottish Friendly Child Bond

Forester's Child Tax Exempt Savings Plan

Win a handmade piggybank! To celebrate the launch of the Junior ISA, we're giving away three handmade piggybanks exclusive to MyEggNest... Find out more Read our Monthly Newsletter Our monthly newsletter has all the latest news on what's happening in the world of children's savings, promotional offers, and the latest Junior ISA family finance news. Take a look at our Latest Edition     Children's Savings Plan Reviews Website: http://www.shepherdsfriendly.co.uk/ Reviewed on 6 Aug 2011 by Natalie They give regular statements to keep me up to date regarding the balances on my account. They have friendly patient polite staff who explain things clearly by using basic terms and not hard to understand technical financial terms.They give some good advice on other products which may be of interest in the future. All in all very happy with service so far and have had no problems with anything. Will continue to bank with them with total confidence. Happy. More reviews  Save up to £100 a month With Child Tax Exempt Savings Plans (TESPs) a tax efficient way to save for your child in addition to a Junior ISA, Shepherds Young Saver Plan gives you the chance to lock away more per month than any other TESP. The plan allows parents to save from as little as £7.50 to £100 each month - 4 times more than with other providers. Shepherds is also set to launch a Junior ISA. For more information, click here   CHILDREN'S SAVINGS NEWS Read all the latest Junior ISA and Children's Savings news in our MyEggNest News Archive.

01 Feb 12 Every Sixteen Year Old Should Be Given A Bank Account   MyEggNestNews: The Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI), one of the nation’s top financial bodies has called for the government to make sure that every child in Britain is provided with a bank account once they reach sixteen. 30 Jan 12 The Latest Information on The Junior ISA   MyEggNestNews: Most parents want to give their children a helping hand in life, and many choose to open savings accounts for their children – so they can have a solid financial foundation to build upon in adult life. 24 Jan 12 Children And Tax   MyEggNestNews: While all parents wish to save for their children in order to give them the best start in life, many believe the myth that children are exempt from taxation. Sadly this is not true, and children are taxed just like adults, at their parents tax rate. 18 Jan 12 High Interest Savings Accounts Still Out There   MyEggNestNews: With inflation higher than ever and interest rates at an all time low, many child savings accounts give less than appetising interest rates. However, for those parents willing to put in a little effort it is still possible to find accounts with good interest rates for their children. 17 Jan 12 Parents Have Not Invested Child Trust Fund Voucher   MyEggNestNews:  Figures from HM Revenue & Customs show that 136,000 child trust fund vouchers have still not been invested. Of the 555,000 vouchers issued in the 12 months up to June 2011, a quarter have not been used. Those who do not invest the vouchers themselves will automatically be allocated a default stakeholder account, which may not be the most suitable for their savings needs.