22nd July 2021
Columbia Threadneedle: The power of compounding – a shaggy dog story
The British government has a scheme whereby every year you can set aside and invest a small amount of money on behalf of a child, tax-free. The child receives the money from this Junior ISA (Individual Savings Account) when they turn 18. Introduced in 2011, Junior ISAs were designed to encourage the concept of saving and had an annual limit of £3,600, which increased more or less in line with inflation until 2020 when it rose to £9,000.

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