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Christening Present

Amateur · 2022-03-04 11:35:00

Hi there, I have my nieces christening next weekend and I am godfather for it. I am looking to get her something financial that I can pay a little in to it over time. So when she is older she would have the money available to her. Any suggestions for something like this?

04-03-2022 11:35am

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Hi there,
I have my nieces christening next weekend and I am godfather for it. I am looking to get her something financial that I can pay a little in to it over time. So when she is older she would have the money available to her.
Any suggestions for something like this?

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#2 04-03-2022 8:32pm

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Prize Bonds might be a simple solution? prizebonds.ie

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#3 07-03-2022 8:45am

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I've heard of someone just putting in 50 euro each for Birthdays and Christmas into a separate savings account. The idea is that when the kid turns 21 you give them 2100 to spend. I like the idea but I haven't done it myself.

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