Key Points Teaching your kids to be financially independent is an important thing. You can set aside money for your children ...

Trust funds might sound like something only the super-rich deal with, but they’re actually a smart way for any parent to plan ...

From pressure from grades and exams to stress and difficulty, there are many reasons why a child may need academic support beyond the classroom. Parents and caretakers who haven’t had to solve ...

Thanks to Gordon Brown’s Labour government, he got an early savings boost from Child Trust Fund money, topped up with more from us over the years, which he switched to a high-interest savings ...

Child Trust Funds are saving accounts that were offered to children born between September 1, 2002 and January 2, 2011. For each account, the child was given a voucher worth £250, or £500 for ...

Account holders can take control of their funds at 16 and withdraw the money once they turn 18. New figures suggest ...

A Child Trust Fund is a long-term, tax-free savings account that was available to set up for children born between September 1, 2002 and January 2, 2011. While the scheme closed in 2011 ...

Latonya only learned she had a Child Trust fund when a tutor at her college told her about the scheme [BBC] Latonya Skye-Paterson had no idea a Child Trust Fund had been set up for her until her ...

Lamont is expected to push hundreds of millions of state surplus dollars into a child care trust fund for future use.

Latonya Skye-Paterson's unexpected £955 windfall highlights the millions potentially owed from forgotten Child Trust Funds. Pexels Latonya Skye-Paterson was astonished to learn she had a Child ...

New figures suggest £1.4bn belonging to 728,000 people is sitting in Child Trust Funds, ready to be claimed. But many do not know the accounts exist, or that they are eligible to withdraw it.