How To Teach Children About Money

We think the best way to teach children about money it to make them actively involved. That’s why we’ve put this guide kids accounts where you can help your children understand money.

Each of the below children’s money accounts will help you teach your children about the different aspects of money.

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Investing
Richard Berry

What should a child do with a £40,000 inheritance?

A reader asks: My granddaughter has inherited £40,000. She is 16. Where can she put it? Our response: This is a great question as an inheritance can help set children up for life, if invested wisely. We put this question to Charlene Young, a senior pensions and savings expert at AJ Bell, who has given these

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Investing
Richard Berry

Saving/investing for 2 x 1year old great grand kids

A reader asks: I have a spare £10-£12k id like to give to babies. One already has a JISA.. One parent is afraid 18 will be too young to cope with a windfall, and would like something at 25. What are the current tax implications of SIPPS when retiring? 57 years is a long way

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Parents investing for their child
Investing
Ed Sheldon CFA

5 top tips if you’re investing for your children

Investing for your children can be a smart move. Whether you want to help them with a house deposit, start a pension for them, or simply give them a financial head start in life, investing while they’re young can really make a difference. Of course, determining the best way to invest for your children can

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Pocket Money Index
Trading
Jackson Wong PhD

Can children predict the stock market with the Pocket Money Index?

The latest Pocket Money Index is here. Produced annually by RoosterMoney, this survey contains nuggets of insights from the spending habits of children (over 125,000 of them) in the last year Insights from children’s spending habits during a cost-of-living crisis In late 2020, the index told us that children then were spending an enormous amount

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