Children receive an average of £4.43 per week in pocket money, which could amount to £4,115 by age 18 if saved in a junior ISA. By contributing £10 per week, parents could amass £12,392 by their child’s eighteenth birthday, potentially aiding with university expenses or a first home deposit. Investing in a stocks and shares ISA could yield even higher returns, with the possibility of reaching £13,866 over 18 years based on a 5% annual growth rate.
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Tommy Bahama maker Oxford depends on Florida for sales. It just cut its outlook following hurricanes Milton and Helene.
Shares of Oxford Industries dropped in after-hours trading following the company's decision to lower its full-year forecast due to the impact of hurricanes Milton and Helene on its primary market, the Southeast U.S. The maker of popular clothing brands like Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer cited the severe weather conditions in the region as a key factor affecting its financial outlook. Full Article
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