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Junior ISA & long-term compounding

Generational Wealth Calculator

See how money invested for a child grows by the time they reach 67. Drag the inputs and watch decades of compounding respond in real time — no submit button.

Initial JISA investment£
£0£4.5k£9k

Maximum £9,000 per tax year

Monthly contribution£
£0£375£750

Up to £750/month stays within the annual limit

Child's current age yrs
0817
Expected annual return
7%

Historical global stock market average is around 7–10%

Projected value to age 67

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Projected value at age 67

£2,409,640

Total contributed

£39,400

Investment gains

£2,370,240

What makes up the final pot

  • Your contributions£39,400
  • Compound growth£2,370,240

Assumes a constant return; real markets vary. Not financial advice.

Key milestones

Age 18: JISA to ISA Conversion

Your JISA automatically converts to an adult ISA. This is a crucial time to encourage continued investment habits.

Projected value £73,509

Age 40: Mid-Life Growth

By this age, compound interest has been working for decades, potentially creating significant wealth.

Projected value £341,356

Age 55: Early Access Options

Access to certain pension benefits becomes available, though letting investments grow further can be beneficial.

Projected value £972,506

Age 67: State Pension Age

Traditional retirement age with access to state pension, though your investment could continue growing.

Projected value £2,247,190

Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates only and should not be considered financial advice. Investment returns are not guaranteed and can go down as well as up. Past performance is not indicative of future results. The calculator assumes a constant rate of return and does not account for inflation. Tax rules and allowances may change. Please consult a qualified financial adviser for personalised advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Disclaimer: These calculators provide estimates for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Calculations use 2026/27 UK tax rates and thresholds sourced from HMRC and GOV.UK. Results are illustrative and may not reflect your personal circumstances. For personalised advice, consult an FCA-authorised financial adviser.