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Maturity Insights

When you turn 18, your Child Trust Fund or Junior ISA "matures". This simply means that the money in your account becomes available.

Find out about how to access your money and how to use it to create the future you want.

Still got questions? Take a look at our maturity FAQs.

Child Trust Fund maturity

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The next steps for your Child Trust Fund

How to access your Child Trust Fund

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Should I reinvest my Child Trust Fund money?

Junior ISA maturity

What are the next steps for my Junior ISA?

How to access your OneFamily Junior ISA

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What happens when a junior ISA matures?

Should I reinvest my Junior ISA money?

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What should I do with my child trust fund or junior ISA money?

Is it better to save or invest your money?

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What I would tell my 18 year old self about money

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What I did with my money at 18

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Where to get financial advice, who to ask for help

How to use your child savings to join the FIRE movement

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