What made financial headlines over the weekend?
The 'lifestyling' of stakeholder child trust funds (CTFs) by providers should begin when account holders reach age 15, two years later than currently, the government has proposed.
Sales of Junior ISAs (JISAs) soared in 2012-13, government figures show.
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The Chancellor is expected to offer a lifeline to six million children by allowing savings in child trust funds (CTFs) to be switched into Junior ISAs (JISAs).
The government has held firm in its refusal to bow to pressure to give almost six million children access to junior individual savings accounts (ISA).
Children could miss out on more than £300m in returns on savings over the next decade because of government rules preventing transfers from child trust funds (CTF) into Junior Isas, according to new research.