On your child's 18th birthday, the Child Trust Fund matures. This means that: your child automatically takes over the account; no more money can be added.

Contact your Child Trust Fund provider directly if you know who the account is with. If you do not know the provider, you can ask your parent or guardian.

You can become the registered contact for your OneFamily Child Trust Fund from the age of 16. Then, at 18, you can decide what you'd like to do with the money ... Tracing tool · National Insurance number · Find out about the investment...

You can access the money in your Child Trust Fund when you turn 18. Your provider will usually write to you a month or two before to ask what you'd like to do.

You can access the money in your Child Trust Fund when you turn 18, when it becomes a Matured CTF. Find out what the options for your savings are.

If you already know where your child's fund is held and they're about to turn (or have recently turned) 18, pass them their account details, including their ...

A programme to try and make sure every child reached adulthood (18) with some savings. It was available to all children born in the UK between 1 September 2002 ...

How do I manage my Child Trust Fund? Our online portal makes it easy to check up on your Child Trust Fund, and to access your investment when you turn 18.

They will need their own email address to create their MyPlans account, where they can make their choice for their Child Trust Fund after age 18. Look at their ...

Keep in mind, all payments made by you, family or friends into the account can't be taken out until the child's 18th birthday. Only your child will have access ...