Bestinvest’s Junior SIPP lets you start investing up to £3,600 a year for your children’s retirement. At 18 it turns into a regular SIPP which they can manage themselves (or with your help).
One of the key advantages of Bestinvest’s junior SIPP is that you can ask qualified investment experts for advice on what to invest in for your children’s retirement. As well as a wide range of funds and UK/US shares you can also invest a range of ready-made portfolios which gives you access to a wide range of investments in one go.
Compare Bestinvest’s Junior SIPP to other JSIPP providers below:
| Junior SIPP Provider | Junior SIPP Fees | Customer Reviews | More Info |
|---|---|---|---|
 | 0.25% (max at £3.50 a month) | (Based on 1,094 reviews) | View Offer Capital at risk |
 | 0.45% (max £200 a year) | (Based on 1,759 reviews) | View Offer Capital at risk |
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