Child investment plans, often referred to as children's savings plans or education savings plans, are financial instruments created to assist parents or guardians in putting money aside and making investments for their children's future requirements, such as schooling, marriage, or other critical expenses. Typically long-term investments, these programs permit the growth of capital over a specific amount of time.

• Education Savings
  To assist parents in saving money for their children's educational needs, such as tuition, books, and other relevant expenses, many child investment schemes have been created.
• Insurance Coverage
  Child investment plans occasionally come with an insurance aspect that offers a life insurance policy for the parent or guardian. In the event of the parent's passing or handicap, this guarantees the protection of the child's education fund.
• Maturity Benefits
  The collected funds can be withdrawn or used for educational reasons as intended when the child's investment plan matures, usually when the kid reaches a particular age.
• Tax Benefits
  Tax advantages are provided by some child investment plans, including growth without taxation and tax-free withdrawals when the money is utilized for eligible school costs. Depending on the nation and its particular laws, tax benefits may not be available or may only be available to a limited extent.