ISAs for grandparents
If you want to use your ISA allowance to invest for your grandchildren's future, our Investment ISAs put your money to work using the long-term growth potential of the stock market.
Investment ISAs from Scottish Friendly
If you're investing in your grandchildren's future, there are a few reasons why an investment ISA from Scottish Friendly could be right for you.
Start investing from £10 a month or more.
You can split your ISA into pots - especially handy if you've got more than one grandchild to invest for.
Unlike contributing to a Junior ISA, it's your ISA, so you decide when to give it to them.
Why choose Scottish Friendly?
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Since 1862
We've been helping families to save and invest for over 150 years and proud to be one of the largest mutuals in the UK.
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We're a mutual
As a mutual, we're owned and run for the benefit of our members. We don't have shareholders, so any profits are normally reinvested for the interest of our members.
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You're protected
Your money is protected by the Financial Services Compensations Scheme.
Junior ISA quick guide
ISA stands for Individual Savings Account and is a tax-free way to put money aside for the future. A Junior ISA (JISA) is a special version for children that, by using it to save or invest, can provide a lump sum for a child when they reach 18.
Only a parent or guardian can take out a Junior ISA on a child's behalf.
The Junior ISA belongs to the child and the money is theirs when they turn 18.
Anyone can contribute to a Junior ISA: grandparents, friends, and family alike.
They can only invest a total of £4,368 in Junior ISAs in the 2019/2020 tax year.
Want to know more about ISAs?
If you're confused about ISAs and the different types and would like to know more, our guide could help.
Investing for your child? A Junior ISA could help you build a long-term investment, that's theirs and they can access it when they turn 18.
If you can't decide between an Investment ISA and Cash ISA, we've weighed up some important factors to consider for both.