Child Trust Fund
Child Trust Funds from Healthy Investment
The Child Trust Fund from Healthy Investment is a great way of helping your child get a good financial start in life.
Healthy Investment is an ethical mutual Friendly Society which means we are owned by and run for the sole benefit of members. There are no shareholders to benefit from your child's investment with the society.
Find out more about the history and ethics of Healthy Investment from the Society’s website here...
Stakeholder Child Trust Fund
Our Stakeholder Child Trust Fund meets all of the criteria to qualify as Stakeholder CTF. This does not mean that the investment is necessarily suitable for your child or that performance is guaranteed.
Ethical Child Trust Fund
Healthy Investment's Ethical Child Trust Fund avoids direct investments in alcohol, arms and tobacco industries. It is not a stakeholder fund and invests in a range of assets including stocks and shares, government and corporate bonds and bank deposits. Investment performance is not guaranteed.
You can find out more about how the funds differ here...
Healthy Investment is a leading provider of Child Trust Funds. Our range of Stakeholder and Ethical Child Trust Funds provides your child with the growth potential of a stock market based investment. Please remember that, as with most stock market based investments the value can fall as well as rise and your child may get back less than is invested for them.
Existing MembersIf you already have a Healthy Investment Child Trust Fund you can find out more information about it, access all the forms you need to manage the child's account, request a current valuation or make additional contributions to the fund click here...
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A Voucher to invest
If you have received a voucher and would like to find out more about the Stakeholder and Ethical Child Trust Funds available from Healthy Investment you can.
Download all the forms you need online in order to invest your child’s voucher with Healthy Investment.
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Revenue Allocated Child Trust Funds
If HM Revenue and Customs have automatically allocated your voucher to Healthy Investment you can start to take control of it now. Register your details online to ensure you receive the correspondence directly here...
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Other ProvidersNot all Child Trust Funds are the same. If you have invested, or your Child Trust Fund has been allocated to another provider, find out just how simple it is to transfer it to Healthy Investment.
Find out more about Healthy Investment’s Stakeholder and Ethical Child Trust Funds and download everything you need online here... |
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Other ways of saving for Children
Our Friendly Society Tax Exempt Savings Plan might be suitable for you if:
- Your child missed out on a Child Trust Fund
- You wish to save more than the maximum Child Trust Fund allowance
- You want the proceeds of your savings to be paid out at an age of your choice
You can find out more about our Tax Exempt Savings Plan and the unique tax advantages here...
NEW - CTF Top Up online
To be able to top up your child's CTF online by debit card, simply register with us using the contact us form and we will send you a link to our secure server.
New Junior ISA
For every child that has missed out on a Child Trust Fund you can now invest in a new Healthy Investment Junior ISA. Make sure that all your children get a good financial start in life.
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Important News |
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The government have announced that with effect from 1 August 2010 they are reducing the amount of the voucher new parents will receive. Children born after 3 January 2011 will not receive any voucher at all. The additional payments the government planned to make when the child reaches the age 7 will not now be made.
If you have an existing Child Trust Fund you do not need to do anything. It will continue to be invested for the benefit of the Child and will mature when the child reaches 18. You can increase the amount your child will receive when they reach 18 by making a small regular contribution to compensate for the government withdrawing their contribution on the child’s 7th birthday. You can download a copy of the government's announcement here... |