The Nottingham: New child savings account launched

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The Nottingham: New child savings account launched

The Nottingham has announced the launch of a new savings account which caters specifically for the needs of children.

Child Regular Saver accounts will be available to the building society's customers from today and will enable them to make regular deposits for children under the age of 16.

Offering a guaranteed interest rate of five per cent until April 2010, these savings accounts require an initial deposit of just £10 to open and offer customers unlimited withdrawals with no financial penalties.

Clare Roberts, a spokesperson for the Nottingham, said: "The Child Regular Saver is an excellent savings account that gives parents, grandparents and other relatives and friends the ability to save money for young people a very attractive rate of interest."

The Nottingham was founded in 1849 by a local businessman, Samuel Fox. From 1858 until 1861, the building society operated out of Mr Fox's grocery shop, offering mortgages alongside fruit and veg.

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