“Due to the initial government incentivisation Child Trust Fund ownership levels have remained considerably above those for Junior ISAs. However, as of April 2015 CTF owners have the option to switch their accounts to JISAs. As the JISA market is far more competitive than the now-stagnant CTF market, this is a significant opportunity for providers and consumers, yet awareness of and interest in JISAs remains low. Providers would do well ...
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This report provides in-depth analysis and insight supported by a range of data. At the same time, introductory and top-level content is provided to give you an overview of the issues covered. Market
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The Market – What You Need to Know
Market Size and Growth Potential
The Economic Environment for Families
The Regulatory Environment
Consumer
Consumer
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The Consumer – What You Need to Know
Saving on Behalf of Children
Children’s Savings Products
Reasons for Contributing to Children’s Savings
Tax and Children’s Savings Accounts
The Savings Habits of Parents
Parents’ Attitudes towards Saving and Budgeting
The Developing Product Market
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Brand/Company
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Key Players – What You Need to Know
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Competitive Strategies
31st May 2017
“A third of parents with children aged 10 have allowed them to spend money online. With most banks putting an age limit of 11 on current accounts and debit cards, pre-paid spending and saving apps such as goHenry can help teach children financial independence at a younger age, whilst ensuring ... 
23rd May 2016
"Barclays has relaunched its 0% deposit mortgage, meaning first-time buyers who can afford to purchase a property do not need to wait to build up a suitable deposit. The mortgage requires parents to contribute 10% of the property’s value; however, as funds will be kept in a savings account earning ...
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The market for a 'university savings account'
