Where can a 17 year old put their savings ? The best savings accounts are for 18+ and kid's accounts go up to 16.
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32CaptainFlak postedI asked this question about a year ago but can't remember the answer(s), my son put his money into a Nationwide account which gave him an ATM card but no cheque book.
Posted on 06 October 2010 |
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23LoveKat posted
There are accounts which cover the patch in between, i.e. the minimum age is 16 years rather than 18 years. Try researching:
* Easy Access - Birmingham Midshires Telephone Issue 3 (2.6%); Mansfield BS Postal Issue 2 (2.5%); Principality BS Issue 3 (2.4%); M&S Everyday (2.35%).
* Regular Saver - Norwich & Peterborough Regular (4%); Saffron BS (4%); Nottingham BS (3.1%); Beverly BS (3.1%).
From a quick scan all the above seem to allow applications from those aged 16 and over but please do doublecheck that information (as well as any restrictions on the accounts).
HTH - Kat
Posted on 09 October 2010 | Love 0 loves
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0paul8hours posted
Great, thanks for both the answers.
Posted on 09 October 2010 | Love 0 loves
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