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    Which platform is best for charges when opening a Junior ISA?

    24 November 2021

    Question by Geoffrey

    Which platform is best for charges when opening a Junior ISA?

    Answered by Boring Money

    Hi Geoffrey,

    The first place I would check (if you are happy with them) is the platform you use for your own investments.

    Often there will be discounts/savings when adding a family member to your platform.

    A quick online search is currently showing Vanguard as the lowest cost JISA provider.

    I would recommend that you look at everything rather than just cost before making your decision.

    I hope that helps!

    Josh

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