The Best Junior Stocks and Shares ISA (JISA) in 2025

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🕧 Timestamps
0:00 What to look for in a JISA
1:00 Hargreaves Lansdown
2:18 Fidelity
3:13 Vanguard
4:35 Interactive Investor
6:13 Alternative Options
6:28 AJ Bell
6:56 Nutmeg
7:14 Moneybox
7:27 Charles Stanley
7:47 How should you decide on a JISA

[RobelOqubay]

I have just opened an account with HL junior stock and share isa.. once opened what is best way of investing.. any guide on this would be greatly apricated. thank you

[adamwragg]

This is very helpful, I'm so confused by it all, after coming to all this a month or so ago. I think HL may be the one as vanguards minimum is 500 which I don't have and would need to be double that to add my youngest as well

[nick_anderson]

vanguard allows less than £100 a month, set up £100 direct debit then edit to whatever amount below.

[hereiamdgame]

Can you open the JISA account for a child who is not yet born but you are planning to have in future?

[meinages]

For some reason on my vanguard it doesn't show the Jisa dividend payment. It's a vuag accumulating. Anyone else find this? Been going 6 months with it. But there won't be enough dividend to buy a whole share. So surely it should go into the cash account like on my distribution isa.