How to find your child trust fund

It’s estimated that around £1.5 billion is sitting in unclaimed matured child trust funds.

If you were born in the UK between 1 September 2002 and 2 January 2011, it’s very likely you have a child trust fund in your name.

OneFamily Child Trust Funds

We look after around half of all child trust funds, including some that were originally managed by other providers, so there’s a good chance we're managing your child trust fund.

If you already know that your child trust fund is with us, simply register or log in to manage it. Your parent or legal guardian will need to create an online account if you're not yet 16, but only you will ever be able to withdraw any money.

Which provider did you/your parents open your child trust fund with?

Don't panic if you don't know, simply select 'Not sure' and we will tell you what to do next!

  • Abbey National (now known as Santander)
  • Access Matrix
  • Alliance & Leicester Building Society
  • ASDA
  • Barclays
  • Bounty
  • Bradford & Bingley
  • Cambridge Building Society
  • Catholic Building Society
  • Chorley & District Building Society
  • Clydesdale Bank
  • Coventry Building Society
  • Darlington Building Society
  • Debenhams
  • Early Learning Centre
  • Family Investments (now known as OneFamily)
  • Kingston Unity Friendly Society
  • Leeds City Credit Union
  • Legal & General (previously with Nationwide)
  • LV= (Previously known as Liverpool Victoria)
  • Marsden
  • Mercantile Building Society
  • MGM
  • Monmouthshire Building Society
  • National Childbirth Trust (NCT)
  • National Deposit Friendly Society
  • Nationwide (transferred to Legal & General)
  • Nectar
  • Northern Bank
  • OneFamily (previously known as Family Investments)
  • Post Office
  • Sainsbury's Bank
  • Santander (previously known as Abbey)
  • Scarborough Building Society
  • Scottish Building Society
  • Share Centre
  • Skipton Building Society
  • Teachers Friendly Society
  • UK Armed Forces Benefit Society
  • UK Civil Service Benefit Society
  • Wanadoo
  • Yorkshire Bank
  • Yorkshire Building Society
  • Not sure / not on the list

That’s ok. Here’s what you need to do:

  • Find your National Insurance number. If you don’t have it, here’s how to find it.
  • Visit the ‘Find a child trust fund’ page on the HMRC website and complete the online form, which will ask for your National Insurance number. You will need a Government Gateway ID to log in, but you can create one if you’ve not used HMRC’s website before.
  • HMRC will send you a letter in the post to tell you where your child trust fund is. If it’s with OneFamily, you can create an online account to see it (please note, if you’re not yet 16, your parents will need to do this on your behalf).

You can also transfer to a OneFamily CTF

Good news – it looks like we might have your child trust fund!

If you’re 16 or over, simply click the register button below and follow the steps to create an online account for your Child Trust Fund. If you’re not yet 16, your parent or legal guardian will need to register for you.

Please note, you will need your National Insurance number to register.

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Frequently asked questions about child trust funds

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