See how our three accounts for children compare. Tax rules can change and benefits depend on individual circumstances.

Junior ISAs offer a great starting place to invest for children tax free. Find out more about how to get started with a Junior Stocks and Shares ISA today.

Find out more about a low cost investment account for your child with no access restrictions and no eligibility criteria (all children eligible).

The simplest way to minimise tax is to use a tax-efficient account such as a Junior ISA or child’s pension such as the Junior SIPP. As the investments are held in the name of the child, no tax ...

Use our free Junior ISA calculator to work out how your investments could grow over time - based on your child’s age and amount you are going to save.

Most accounts for children must be opened by a parent or legal guardian, but there are exceptions. We offer three junior accounts that grandparents can pay into, one of which they …

Your annual charge depends on whether you hold funds or shares in your Bare Trust Account. There are no charges for opening an account, holding cash or inactivity.

A Bare Trust Account is a Fund and Share Account held in trust, usually on behalf of a child. There are different instructions if you want to add money to a Junior ISA or add money to a …

It’s never too early to start investing for a child and teaching them about money. Here are 5 tips to help make your child a great future investor.

Find answers to common questions about Junior ISAs, including how they work, who can open one, how to manage or transfer an account, and key charges.