Three things clients may call you about this week

Three things clients may call you about this week

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Our weekly heads-up on the key news, analysis and opinion your clients may have read in the national newspapers at the weekend...

Child Trust Funds The Telegraph gave readers with ‘obsolete' Child Trust Funds (CTFs) the good news that they will be able to switch them into a Junior ISA from April. The report said CTFs were introduced in 2002, giving all new parents a £250 voucher to invest in a tax-friendly savings or investment plan. Families with low earnings were handed £500, it added. However, it explained these CTFs have since been superseded by Junior Isas. From April, parents can move their offspring's investments.   Pensions data The Daily Mail exposes a worrying trend of pensions data sales - f...

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