Child saving plans

Sep 22 2008

Parents 'willing to splash out on children's future'

UK parents are willing to spend considerable sums on their offspring in order to ensure they do not miss out, it has been found.

According to a survey conducted by National Savings and Investments (NS&I), many parents are prepared to go into debt and make personal sacrifices as a means of providing their children with the best opportunities.

It was also found that consumers are looking to save more money, potentially in cash individual savings accounts (Isas.

NS&I stated: "The population is hoping to save more than ever before, possibly in an attempt to accumulate a more substantial savings 'pot' to increase financial security."

Recently, research analyst Defaqto advised consumers - potentially including those interested in saving for their children - to use their full Isa allowance in order to avoid paying tax on their interest, adding that the internet can be used as a means of locating the best deals on such accounts.

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