Personal Finance | Give your child a head start by opening an investment account | City Press

Stash for Kids is a great app-based tax-free investment platform. It allows you to put away money for your child, from as little as R5. It has zero fees and the funds are invested in the 40 largest companies listed in South Africa. The app allows you to top up the investment for as little as R10.

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