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LeaversRetirementsBirthdaysWeddingsNew BabiesHoneymoonsTeachersThank YouIn MemoryChristmasJunior SavingsBIRTHDAYSPOCKET MONEYCHRISTMASA new way to save for kids—turn birthdays, Christmas, and more into lessons in saving.
Swap toys for cash gifts—spend a little now, save the rest, and watch your kids’ savings grow.
Contributions earn a competitive interest rate, and if your child doesn’t withdraw money for 12 months, they’ll receive a boosted rate.
The longer the money stays in, the more it grows!
Parents and kids decide how much of each cash gift can be spent now on something special and how much is saved for the future. Teach them the value of balancing today’s fun with tomorrow’s dreams.
See how their savings grow with gifting
How old is your child?
When they turn 18 their savings Pot could be worth £---
This is a boosted rate, consisting of 3.00% AER (the standard rate) and a 1% AER 12 month boost. The account allows 1 penalty-free instant withdrawal every 12 months. This rate is an example. This is a simplified estimate, actual return may vary.
With Collection Pot Junior, you can share your child’s Pot link with family and friends so they can easily contribute for special occasions.
Whether it’s Nan, Grandad or Aunt Sue, everyone gets to send a fun digital e-card with their gift and receive thanks back the same way.
No hit-or-miss presents
Ask family and friends to gift money. Kids can spend some now on a gift they really want and save the rest.
Keep everyone in the loop
Loved ones can get regular emails showing how close your child is to their goal.
Built-in tools to say thanks
Kids can send thank-you messages to contributors, making every gift feel special.
With easy‑to‑follow lessons, games, and quizzes - through our app or via your smart speaker - your kids learn the value of saving money and setting goals.
Check the savings balance
Earn goal badges
Pocket money challenges
Teach lifelong savings habits
They shared his Pot link with family and friends, who contributed around £400 each year.
Jack’s parents let him spend 50% of the money right away on something he wanted - a new bike!
The remaining 50% went into his Pot, where it earned interest and grew over the years with contributions from his grandparents.
Jack used some of his money for a bike and he’s now saving for his next big goal!
This is the savings pot every parent wishes they’d had. Be the first to try it. Join the waitlist today and get early access.
