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Help needed with savings account or post office account question!!!

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PutThatInYourPipeandSmokeIt · 22/10/2007 20:56

I have a 10 month old DD who we've set up a child trust fund for BUT she gets given little bits of money which we'd quite like to put in to a svaings account or a post office account. Our bank doesn't offer savings accounts until they're 7 years old - do post office accounts still exist and do you know if there are there any other options??

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Lmccrean · 22/10/2007 21:04

it the money regular? £10pm? or for birthdays/xmas etc

PutThatInYourPipeandSmokeIt · 22/10/2007 21:10

just random occasions!

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Lmccrean · 22/10/2007 21:10

If its bits and bobs www.thechelsea.co.uk/html/savings/invest_kids_intro.html is highest rate at moment

If its a regular thing, go for Halifax reg saver. £10pm minimum, but its 10%. And wont really affect you too much now, but do get r85 as she it exempt from tax, up to a limit, of course. As far as I know, you cant withdraw throughout year, but I set mine up so that the money is released at end november - just in time for dds birthday and xmas

No idea about post office ones tho.

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PutThatInYourPipeandSmokeIt · 22/10/2007 21:12

brilliant thank you - I'll have a look now!

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Seona1973 · 23/10/2007 10:40

Lloyds TSB does a child account - Firstsave (both my kids have one as that is where I bank). I would have thought most banks/building societies offered them.

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