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Should I open a Junior ISA for my one year old niece?

17 June 2024

Question by Boring Money reader

My ‘little’ sister has the world’s cutest one year old baby girl. I’d like to pay into a JISA for her rather than help fill up their home with pink plastic toys over the next 20 years. Any tips and suggestions?

Answered by Holly Mackay

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Answered by

Holly Mackay

Founder & CEO, Boring Money

I’ve worked in investment markets for over 20 years. I started out at Merrill Lynch Investment Management and worked at a few big names before setting up my first business in 2008.

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