In an unexpected move against savings for children, the government has announced that the Child Trust Funds Scheme is to be completely scrapped in a phased move from August 2010.
In an unexpected move against savings for children, the government has announced that the Child Trust Funds Scheme is to be completely scrapped in a phased move from August 2010.

When planning your children’s savings, factor in £383 per year for technology – for everything from computer games, music downloads, and mobile phone costs, says Halifax in a new survey published this week.
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Child Trust Funds could be axed for families with a household income over £17,000, depending on the outcome of the next general election.  This would include a discontinuation of future payments to families above this income level, who already have a fund in operation, and who would have been due a government ‘top-up’ to their [...]
As parents we may feel focussed on our young children in the here and now – with the daily routine of care and the first years of schooling. But we must also bear in mind that our children’s future comes at a cost, and investment to secure their welfare and education needs careful and timely financial [...]
















