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Advice please on investing money for two early 20's DC's

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LeithWalk · 30/07/2019 11:05

One owns his own house, other doesn't.
Initially I have a £5,000 lump sum, but would be able to add a small amount monthly.

Accessible perhaps in a couple of years.

I was looking at 'help to buy' for the none home owner.

Thanks, just want to do the best by them.

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Jackyjill6 · 31/07/2019 19:59

Lisa?

Sophiesdog11 · 04/08/2019 09:25

A LISA is the updated help to buy, and can be used for a house or a pension.

So it is suitable for non home owner.

If the home owner would want to access the money before pension age, then a normal ISA would be better.

You can have the same funds in the normal ISA and a LISA, the difference being the govt match the LISA contributions with 25% top up.

fussychica · 05/08/2019 18:35

DS has a Help to Buy but there is a time limit both on opening and using as its being phased out so check its suitable for your needs.

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