1 day ago by Peter Thompson

Lloyds TSB is set to launch a Junior Cash ISA, a long term savings product, from 13 February 2012. New Junior Cash ISA From Lloyds TSB is a post from: MoneyHighStreet.com

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169 days ago by Ray Prince

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196 days ago by duncan

There are reports (unconfirmed officially as yet) that the new Junior ISA limit will be £3,600 when it is launched in November 2011. It has also been suggested that the [...] read more »

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