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Best Junior Stocks & Shares ISAs
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Customer rating
4.2/5
Editor's comment
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You need to have the Investor plan to open a Junior ISA, but this covers as many Junior ISAs as you need, so you can have as many open as you have children.
- Annual fee£11.99 per month (Investor plan)
- Investment stylesDIY or ready-made
- Minimum deposit£25 per month
- FSCS Protected? Yes
- Transfer in existing ISA? Yes
- Interest on uninvested cash 1.51%
- Trading fee £3.99
- Foreign exchange fee 1.50%
- Fund fees If you invest in funds, you'll have to pay fund fees between 0.03% and 1.5%
- Note on fees You need to have the Investor plan to open a Junior ISA, but this covers as many Junior ISAs as you need, so you can have as many open as you have children.
Our top pick
Customer rating
4.6/5
- Annual fee0%
- Investment stylesDIY or ready-made
- Minimum deposit£100 or £25 per month
- FSCS Protected? Yes
- Transfer in existing ISAs? Yes
- Fund fees If you invest in ready-made portfolios or funds, you'll still need to pay fund fees depending on which portfolio you choose.
- Interest on uninvested cash 2.53%
- Ready-made portfolios available 4 risk-based portfolios
Vanguard Junior Stocks & Shares ISA
Customer rating
4.6/5
- Annual fee0.15% (max £375 per year)
- Investment stylesDIY or ready-made
- Minimum deposit£100 per month or £500
Sells its own funds only
- FSCS Protected? Yes
- Transfer in existing ISA? Yes
- Interest on uninvested cash 2.35%
- Fund fees When you invest in funds you'll also have to pay fund fees between 0.06% and 0.79%
Customer rating
4.4/5
- Annual fee0.25%
- Investment stylesDIY or ready-made
- Minimum deposit£25 per month or £500
- FSCS Protected? Yes
- Transfer in existing ISA? Yes
- Interest on uninvested cash 2.07% up to £10,000
- Trading fee Shares - £5, Funds - £1.50
- Foreign exchange fee 0.75%
- Fund fees If you invest in funds, you'll have to pay fund fees between 0.04% and 1.16%
