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speak to our press office please call
020 7781 2300.
Additional information
For more about the Child Trust Fund, about family finances in
general, and about teaching children the importance of planning for
the future, see the links below.
The Children's Mutual family-friendly sites
TCM Cashback. A way to get cashback and
money-off vouchers - just by buying the things you usually buy
online.
www.tcmcashback.co.uk
HM Revenue & Customs
HMRC. The main portal for information on
personal and business finance – plus details of the financial help
available to families.
www.hmrc.gov.uk
HMRC. Go direct to detailed Child Trust Fund
statistics and reports.
www.hmrc.gov.uk/ctf/stats.htm
HMRC. All that parents of eligible children
need to know about the Child Trust Fund.
www.direct.gov.uk
Trade associations
TISA. The Tax Incentivised Savings Association
is the trade association working with the retail financial services
industry and political parties.
www.tisa.uk.com
TISA. Go straight to TISA and HMRC statistics
relating to CTF and ISA accounts.
www.tisa.uk.com/hmrc_statistics.html
Education
pfeg. The Personal Finance Education Group is
an independent charity helping schools to plan and teach personal
finance relevant to students' lives and needs.
www.pfeg.org
The Financial Services Authority. A government
site offering lots of useful information and guidance on managing
your money.
www.moneymadeclear.fsa.gov.uk
Citizens' Advice Bureau. For benefit, tax, and
money management advice.
www.adviceguide.org.uk/index
Money, Money, Money.
A basic guide to personal finance, to help you make informed
economic decisions. money.citizenshipfoundation.org.uk
Research, reports, and statistics
Office of National Statistics. For free access
to data produced by the ONS, and some data from government
departments and devolved administrations.
www.statistics.gov.uk/default.asp
Institute of Fiscal Studies. Detailed analysis
of the effect of economic and social policies and their impact on
individuals, families, businesses, and the government's
finances.
www.ifs.org.uk/index.php
Family Expenditure Survey. The UK Family
Expenditure Survey (FES) is a continuous survey of household
expenditure and income since 1957.
www.esds.ac.uk/government/fes
Government Actuary's Department. The actuarial
consultancy for the public sector offering advice to all parts of
the UK government and other relevant UK public bodies on policy
related to pensions, social security, and other actuarial
matters.
www.gad.gov.uk