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Transfer to a OneFamily Child Trust Fund (CTF)

We make it as simple as possible to transfer a CTF from another provider to us, and we won't charge you to do this. However, please do check with your current provider in case they have any charges.

It's easy to transfer

Make sure our CTF is the product you're looking for by reading the Important Information booklet for our Global Investment CTF and our Ethical CTF
Choose the fund that's right for you by reading the fund documents below
Send us your completed transfer form - via post only: FREEPOST ONEFAMILY (this is the full address)

Choose a fund

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Frequently asked questions - transferring to a OneFamily Child Trust Fund (CTF)

Why invest your CTF with OneFamily?

We are one of the UK's largest CTF provider looking after over 1.7 million child savings accounts and over £7 billion funds under management. If you transfer to us, you can have peace of mind that your money will be in experienced hands.

You can currently invest up to £9,000 per year into a CTF and the subscription year runs from the child's last birthday to the day before their next birthday. It is important to remember that the CTF belongs to the child. Only they can access the money and only when they turn 18.

What is the difference between a stocks & shares and cash CTF?

Cash CTFs hold onto your cash and pay interest on the total amount. A Stocks & Shares Junior ISA invests your money into different assets including company shares, bonds, fixed interest assets and property. The price of these change daily, so your account value will go up and down.

Our CTF invests in stocks and shares. Stocks and shares are usually considered a good option if investing over the longer term as this helps even out fluctuations in the stock market and provides good growth potential. However, this comes with a degree of risk. The value of stocks and shares can go down as well as up. Whilst this is normal for stocks and shares it does mean that your child could get back less than is paid in.

What is the alternative to a CTF?

Can I transfer a CTF into a Junior ISA?

Two Child Trust Fund options to choose from

Please read all relevant documents below to get an understanding about how each fund is invested, then choose the fund that suits you best. As our CTF invests in stocks & shares, its value can go down as well as up, so your child could get less than was paid in.

Family Investments Child Trust Fund

A balanced mix of assets for modest growth with better protection from losses

Invest your money in a wide range of assets including company shares and property, as well as fixed interest assets to reduce your risk of loss. Includes companies in the UK, Europe, US, Far East and emerging markets.

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*Performance includes all charges payable. Please remember that past performance should not be seen as an indication of future performance.

You can find out more about this fund in our Key Investor Information Document and Fund Factsheet

Transfer form

Please send your completed form to:
FREEPOST ONEFAMILY

Family Charities Ethical Trust Fund

UK investments chosen for their environmental sustainability and ethical standards

Invest your money into companies in the UK who focus on operating in a more sustainable way and ensure good supply-chain labour standards. Invests into sectors including pharmaceuticals, consumer goods and healthcare.