Your Kids Investment Account is theirs, and all money deposited into the account is considered a gift to them - an investment in their future, or anamata. One of the biggest joys of Kids Accounts is they really maximise time in the markets, and the magic of compounding growth that does along with it.
However, there are two situations where you may want to withdraw money:
When your child is between 18 and 25 and you decide to transfer their shares to them. In this case, they’ll simply set up their own Hatch account and get in touch to transfer the shares from their Kids Account into their new individual account. We’ll need both of you to agree to the transfer until they turn 25, then it’s over to them.
If you want to take money out of Hatch before they hit adulthood (but why would you! This is their future!), you just withdraw it in the same way you do from your individual account.
🚨 Important: Because the money is theirs, it needs to be withdrawn to the child's own bank account.