How has Youngster Bond Extra performed in the past?
The chart below will give you an idea of how much a child could
have received in September 2009 if their parent had opened a
Youngster Bond Extra plan on 1 September 1994 before the
child's 6th birthday and saved £25* a month for 15 years.
You'll see that the child could have received £831.82 more
than if their parent had saved the same amount in a typical
building society cash account over the same 15 year period.**
Please remember that economic conditions can change and past
performance is not a guide to the future. Also, a building society
account will return all of the money paid in. As these accounts
normally benefit from ready access, they are generally considered
suitable for short-term savings.
* The £25 quoted above is split: £18 with the tax-exempt
advantage (the maximum allowed at that time) and £7 without.
** Using monthly interest rates from Bank of England for UK
based building societies.
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