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Increase your children’s future wealth by opening up a children’s savings account on their behalf. Not only is it a great way for your child to learn about the value of money and how to manage their savings but it can also be a fun way for them to see their money grow.
The great benefit of children’s savings accounts is that they usually offer a high rate of interest and lower fees, to help your kids save more.
If you are looking to increase your children’s future wealth, compare children’s accounts via our savings accounts page. Alternatively read our comprehensive savings guide and follow our news articles to get the latest savings tips.
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