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Good Points: Hopefully this will help to teach my child the value of being financially secure in the future (a long way away, I know)
Bad Points: None that I can see.
First reviewed on 17 Aug, 2008 by Joyce
This programme is not only simple to apply but is also totally free, and I cannot see any reason as to why any parent has not taken advantage of it. Going into the bank to set this trust fund up also prompted us to open a saving account whereby my son could save his “own money”, birthday, Christmas etc. I think the earlier children are introduced to the financial side of life the more life-ready they become in the future. The child trust fund not only introduces them to saving but also gives them a glimpse at the investment side. For the small amount of leg work needed to open this account I think it is an excellent programme.
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Alternative to CTFs

Children's Stakeholder Pensions

You can now save towards your children's retirement with a Children's Stakeholder Pension in your children's name. This is a government backed scheme where you can invest up to £2,808 each year, net of tax, and the Inland Revenue will add 22% basic rate tax relief to this, bringing the total amount invested up to a maximum of £3,600 a year.

By starting a Children's Stakeholder Pension young, your children's pension pot will have a huge boost in comparison to those who waited until their working lives to begin paying towards a pension.

A contributions of £3,600 per annum between ages of 0 - 16 yrs (and then stopped) could leave your child with a potential pension fund value of £1,230,000 at age 60 (these projections are based on a medium growth rate of 7% with an Annual Management Charge of 1%, courtesy of Axa Sun Life).

Contact Steve Weisner - Senior Independent Financial Adviser - at Radcliffe Newlands on 0845 0217000 or Email Steve where he'll be happy to answer all your Children's Pension questions- Please mention MyEggNest