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CMC Markets Broadens Wealth Offering with New Junior Cash ISA
CMC Markets (“CMC”), a FTSE 250 company and global multi-asset broker, has launched a new Junior Cash Individual Savings Account (JISA) under its CMC Invest platform, helping parents take the first step in building their children’s financial future.
The JISA provides a simple, secure and tax-efficient way for families to confidently build savings for their children. The account offers a competitive interest rate of 3.56% AER* (variable), with interest paid monthly, delivering a clear and dependable return.
Accounts can be opened, managed and tracked entirely online, with no paperwork or bank branches required and a minimum investment of £1. Existing JISAs can also be transferred from other providers.
This supports CMC’s strategy to deliver a best-in-class platform focused on flexibility, choice, and evolving its global wealth capabilities; bringing together trading and investing into a more unified experience.
Jon Bendall, Chief Operating Officer, CMC Markets, said:
“By introducing a Junior Cash ISA, we’re giving families a simple, secure and tax-efficient way to start building wealth for their children. It extends our offering to the next generation of investors; with the confidence and clarity they expect from CMC Markets.”
Lachlan Rourke-Davies, Product Manager, CMC Markets, notes:
“We’ve built the Junior Cash ISA to be simple to open and easy to manage, giving families a straightforward way to put money aside for the long term without unnecessary complexity.”
The addition of a Junior Cash ISA further strengthens CMC’s multi-asset proposition, supporting clients at different stages of their financial journey.
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