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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

Write a review and get £5! Our latest exclusive offer means that the first 5 reviews written on any of these Over 50s Plans will be rewarded with a £5 cheque (in addition to our usual gift of a Mr Men Bruise Soother).  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.

17 Apr 12 Low Income Families to Lose From Tax Credit Grab   MyEggNestNews: The changes to the tax rules that were carried out last week are predicted to negatively affect millions of families, with low-income families particularly under fire. Several individual and independent analysts have reached this conclusion and some say that many families will be worse of by more than £500 a year. 11 Apr 12 Parents Without Wills Leave Children Vulnerable   MyEggNestNews: Despite the fact that more Britons are catching on to financial planning, and using ISAs and Junior ISA to stash away tax-free cash, there’s one area that most of us are missing: will drafting. This is an essential part of planning for the future, along with saving for children and ensuring retirement plans are in order. So why do so many of us skip such a crucial act? 09 Apr 12 More Families in Fuel Poverty   MyEggNestNews: The rising cost of living has brought many hardships into families’ lives, but perhaps none is more heartbreaking than a fast, largely unspoken epidemic: fuel poverty, which means hundreds of thousands of British children are going to bed in cold homes. 06 Apr 12 Happy Kids Grow Into Higher Earners   MyEggNestNews: With the cost of household bills rising and everything from food to petrol reaching sky-high prices, it’s hard for families not to think about money these days. The pressure is particularly acute for parents, as they have to think not only about putting food on the table, but also saving for the future. 04 Apr 12 Squeezed Families Cut Easter Spending   MyEggNestNews: After experiencing the highest disposable income crash since 1977, families who normally use Easter as a time to splash out for spring time holidays are being forced to tighten the purse strings yet again. The rising cost of living, combined with stagnant or inflation-stripped wages, means that the average family is spending just half of what they spent last Easter holiday.