We are new parents and naturally want to have a savings account for our little one. Grandparents have opened a childs ISA which they would to use as their own savings fund for DD. This is fine, they are free to do as they wish. But for our own savings for DD, I'm a little uneasy with the idea of DD having access when 18 just in case the money does not get spent wisely! She would have access to the grandparents fund so I think I'd like to keep control of the rest of her savings until we decide its appropriate for her to have it. Hope that doesn't sound mean!
Does anyone else feel the same? Are there any good alternatives to a childrens ISA?
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ColdTeaAgain · 05/08/2013 15:54
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