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Runningbackwards · 05/07/2019 16:57

I want to encourage my 17yr old son to build some savings. He has approx £2,000 across a bank account and low interest savings account. He is working over the summer and will earn approx £2,000. He wants to possibly save for a car, go to festivals etc. I want to encourage him to put a bit into a better savings account (encourage not tell him). Any ideas as to the best type of thing for medium/long term saving.

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BackforGood · 05/07/2019 18:31

HAve a look at some of the 'Help to Buy' accounts. Even if he isn't looking to buy at the moment, the interest rates seem better than the 'ordinary' savings accounts.

fuzzyduck1 · 06/07/2019 16:43

He’s 17 let him enjoy his money. The best thing you can do is encourage him not to take out credit.
And To save for what he wants

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