A year is a very, very long time...
Millions and millions of ups and downs
with the tooth brush (my arm will fall off one day). Thousands of prickly kisses from grandma
(can’t she just pat me on the head like grandad?) Hundreds of trips up stairs to bed (far too early).
Weeks and weeks and weeks and weeks of having to eat cabbage on Sundays (I’ll turn green, then you’ll be sorry).
Days and days of walking all the way to school (I’m sure dad doesn’t really need the car).
And hours and hours spent stretching to make sure I grow (but I won’t hang from the banisters again, promise).
Still, at least a year is long enough for the financial markets
to change, which means dad’s decision to invest in an equity based fund like Jump looks like one of his better ideas.
Even after last year’s (big) wobble, the markets have already started to rally. And in years to come, they’re likely to improve even more – which means a long term investment in Jump could really pay dividends. At Witan we’ve specialised in long term investment for over 100 years – so we’re the ideal people for parents and grandparents to trust with a savings plan for their little loved ones. Call or click for an information pack now to see how putting a bit away each month can grow into a tidy sum. As Jump is an equity investment in Witan Investment Trust Plc, please remember that past performance is not a guide to future performance, and the value of your shares and the income from them can rise and fall, so you may not get back the amount originally invested.
Savings Plan
0800 011 2015
www.jumpsavings.com
Ref 7045
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Child Trust Fund
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