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

Enter Child Trust Funds. If you’re aged between 18 and 22 – or a parent or guardian of someone in this age bracket – there may be a lost or forgotten Child Trust Fund waiting to be claimed.

HMRC has issued a reminder to parents to check if their children have a forgotten Child Trust Fund account, which is worth ...

Millions of Child Trust Funds were opened during the nine years that the government-backed savings scheme ran, but a large portion ended up getting lost or forgotten about. Don’t lose track of ...

HUNDREDS of thousands of young people could be missing out on £2,200 sitting in forgotten savings accounts, according to HMRC ...

Child Trust Funds can be found using the Government Gateway service, which requires a login or registration. The Child Trust Fund unique reference number, or national insurance number is also needed.

Each eligible child received a starting voucher of £250, or £500 for lower-income families. Contributions of up to £9,000 per ...

Thousands of UK teens may be missing out on an average £1,500 locked in lost Child Trust Fund accounts. Find out what a Child Trust Fund is and how to trace a lost account. n ...

The most recent figures published by HMRC estimate that more than 670,000 people aged 18 to 22 have yet to claim their Child ...

A trust fund can ensure that your assets are properly managed and distributed after you die. This can be especially important if your children are minors or have special needs.