Stocks & Shares Junior ISAs
Invest with the Best Junior ISA provider for the last 7 years.
Your child deserves the best! A Junior ISA could give them a great start in adult life by helping to build them a long-term investment.
Capital at risk. Gift terms apply.
Choose your Junior ISA
Invest monthly from £30 per month or with a lump payment from £50, or a combination of both. You can save and invest for your child up to a total of £9,000 per year tax free in a stocks and shares Junior ISA.
My Select (Junior ISA)
A choice of funds with varying risk levels
Full control to suit your investment style
Growth potential of stock market
A range of funds with different levels of risk and reward, so you can choose the ones that best suit your child's needs. Risk levels include balanced, cautious, aspiring, moderate and adventurous.
My Climate Leader Select (Junior ISA)
Climate focused fund choice
Carefully managed single fund
Growth potential of stock market
A single fund option to get started with an investment in our Climate Leaders fund. This has been designed to invest in equities of companies worldwide which the investment manager believes can benefit from the efforts to limit global climate change.
Keep in mind stock market investments can go down as well as up and your child could get back less than has been paid in. Tax-free means the investment grows free from tax, with the exception of any tax we’ve already paid on your behalf (for example on dividends from UK shares). Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and tax rules could change in the future.
If within the first 5 years of setting up the child's policy the registered contact transfers to another Junior ISA provider, or the child turns 18 and requests a withdrawal, which would leave a value of less than £50 in their policy there will be a charge of £50 deducted from the child’s plan.
Only a mum, dad or guardian can take out a Junior ISA for the child. However, once set up anyone can contribute. The funds in a Junior ISA belong to the child and can only be accessed by them when they turn 18.