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Research shows childrens costly career aspirations

Date: 22 June 2010

New research by The Children’s Mutual, leading Child Trust Fund provider, shows that parents could face costs of up to £100,000 to fund their children’s career ambitions.

The annual ‘What I Want To Be’ poll – in which over a thousand parents were questioned about their children’s career aspirations – suggested that teacher, doctor and vet are the most popular job choice amongst five to seven year-olds. With the latter two potentially costing up to £117,000 in 18 years’ time, The Children’s Mutual has warned parents to start saving now.

But, with the recent news that The Child Trust Fund will be scrapped by January 2011, long-term saving may prove difficult for families who don’t plan ahead. According to The Children’s Mutual, 93% of parents with young adults are still funding their children – and experts do not expect this to change in the near future.

Natasha Terbraak of MyEggNest.com, said: “The cost of funding children’s education and training has not changed, and as the Child Trust Fund will see large reductions from as soon as 1 August this year, now is the time to look into other ways of saving in the long-term. Fortunately, with the right planning families can still benefit from the same tax-free savings the Child Trust Fund offers. Children’s Tax-Exempt Savings Plans and Unit Trusts for Children, for example, are great alternatives, and hopefully parents will look into these more and more as Child Trust Fund payments are scaled back.”

Child Trust Fund payments will see reductions from 1 August 2010, with the initial government voucher decreasing from £250 to £50. The top-up voucher normally issued on the child's seventh birthday will be halted completely. From 1 January 2011, no newborns will qualify for a Child Trust Fund.

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