The Child Trust Fund (CTF) will help you save for your child’s future. This step-by-step guide tells you about the CTF, the different accounts and CTF providers. For more information visit www.childtrustfund.gov.uk 1) The Child Trust Fund

An introduction to the Child Trust FundAt last there is some good news for parents. The Government has introduced the Child Trust Fund (CTF) – designed to give every child a lump sum when they reach age 18. How does it work?Every child born

Chancellor George Osborne has announced the scrapping of Child Trust Funds in the first wave of Government spending cuts.The Child Trust Fund scheme was begun by Labour in 2002 and entitled every UK child to £250 with £500 available for those from

Most of us love the fact that loyalty card systems mean we can earn money-off vouchers, tickets to Legoland and more while we do our high street shopping, and now there's a simple and easy way to top up your Child Trust Fund, with Kid

Over the past few years saving or investing on behalf of a child has become a red hot topic on the personal finance agenda. The launch of the Child Trust Fund (CTF) has really added fuel to the fire as every new born child now becomes an investor

Sussex. The West Sussex Trust did not take on any new IVF patients last year.“Now we are in a new financial year, the decision we made last year on fertility treatment has been reviewed and funding has been reinstated for all eligible cases,” she added

to conceive, making it worrying that NHS trusts have admitted cutting IVF funding to save money.It seems babies are increasingly being seen as a luxury…Also in the news...No luck? Your next fertility optionsOlder women should be given free IVFDoctors warn