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Good Points: high street bank can view and keep track on internet, apparently once it is set up
Bad Points: slow to send welcome pack and details
First reviewed on 27 May, 2008 by Claire-Marie
I decided to go with the nationwide as i knew the building society and wanted to go with a company where i could go in and speak to a person rather than an internet or mail provider. however so far i am not that impressed i opened the fund over a month ago and although i have had a comfirmation letter i haven't received the welcome pack yet or, despite two trips to the society, been successful in setting up a direct debit, which is disappointing. have looked into there profile though and they seem like a long term good bet so am hoping the poor service so far is just teething problems!
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A recent report shows that 25% of parents have yet to claim their free £250 from the government. If you don't act within 12 months of your child's birth, the £250 voucher will expire and you'll have lost 12 months worth of interest (cash) or 12 months worth of growth (stakeholder). So ACT NOW! and open a your Child Trust Funds account before your child miss out even more!

Tax Exempt Saving Plans (TESPs)

One of the best ways to save for your children's future is the Tax-Exempt Savings Plans (TESPs) from friendly societies. TESPs offer parents a simple way to save up to £25 for each family member per month in addition to, or instead of, a CTF.

TESPs can help you build up a lump sum for any child through small regular payments. You choose when the money is available for them, but the policy must run until they’re at least 16 and run for a minimum of 10 years.

TESPs are available for every member of the household so a family of four could save up to £100 a month tax-free and, provided the TESPs have been set up in the parent's names, the money remains firmly under their control. In addition, the flexibility of TESPs mean that they can be set up to mature at different points in a child's life.

Providers with TESPs
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