Parents and grandparents can save up to £9,000 a year tax-free into the account, which is designed to be a straightforward way to put money aside over time. The funds remain in the account until the child turns 18, offering a secure and disciplined approach to saving.
“This relaunch is about offering families a reliable and straightforward way to begin saving for their child’s future,” said Gemma Palmer, Branch Manager, at The Stafford Building Society.
“Whether the savings contribute towards education, a first car, or simply a financial head start, every contribution counts. While the funds remain locked in until the child turns 18, the account is easy to open and contribute to, making long-term saving more manageable for families.”
The Junior Cash ISA is available to new savers and also accepts transfers from other providers.
For those looking for a more flexible savings option, the Society also offers the First Track Child Savings Account, which allows regular deposits and access to funds as needed.
To find out more, visit The Stafford Building Society, 4 Market Place, Stafford, ST16 2JH, call 01785 223212, or visit the website.
The Stafford Building Society has been serving families across the county since 1877, continuing its purpose to support members, communities and the region it proudly calls home.
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The Stafford Building Society is the trading name of The Stafford Railway Building Society.
The Stafford Railway Building Society is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority (Registered no 206063).
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