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A Junior Bond is a type of tax-exempt savings plan that allows you to invest on behalf of a child. You can open one for any child under 16, even if you're not related to them.
You choose how long the money stays invested for when you open the bond – between 10 and 25 years – which gives you control over how old the child must be before they get the money.
Got the answers you need? Visit the main Junior Bonds page to open a Junior Bond.
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