Save for your child's school fees and future.
A Junior account is a separate home for a child's money. It sits beside your own savings and never mixes with them, so the fees are ready when the term starts.
Their own account
Name the account and add your child as a beneficiary with their name and date of birth. Saving for more than one child? Add each of them.
Add money when you can
Contribute on payday or when fees come round. Every contribution lands in the account's history, so you always know what is there.
Invest for the longer run
Money that will not be needed for a while can be invested with fund managers licensed by the Capital Markets Authority, and redeemed when fees are due.
Saving with a partner
Share the Junior account with your partner. You both see the same balance, and money only moves out when your partner approves.
What it costs
Opening a Junior account, contributing and investing are free. Omuti's one charge is a flat fee when you withdraw to a bank or mobile money.
Saving with family or a group as well? See how a savings club works, or read more about investing.
Investments carry risk. Values can rise or fall, and past performance does not guarantee future returns.
