Investment and Savings
The Joint Investment Account will remain as it is. Should you wish for your child to take over the portfolio when he is above 18 years old, he would need to set up his own personal investment portfolio. You will have to redeem the joint investment portfolio. The proceeds will have to be invested into your child’s personal investment portfolio.
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