Platform fees shown for research — not investment advice.
| Provider | Product | Platform fee | Account type | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vanguard | Stocks & Shares ISA | 0.15% | Stocks & Shares ISA | Details |
| Hargreaves Lansdown | ISA & General Investment Account | 0.45% | ISA & GIA | Details |
| Interactive Investor | Stocks & Shares ISA | 0.24% | Stocks & Shares ISA | Details |
| IG | Stocks & Shares ISA | 0.25% | Stocks & Shares ISA | Details |
| AJ Bell | Youinvest Stocks & Shares ISA | 0.25% | Stocks & Shares ISA | Details |
| Trading 212 | Invest ISA | £0 | Stocks & Shares ISA | Details |
| Freetrade | Stocks & Shares ISA | £0 | Stocks & Shares ISA | Details |
A Stocks & Shares ISA wraps eligible investments so gains and income may be tax-free within UK rules, subject to annual subscription limits.
You can only pay into one Stocks & Shares ISA per tax year, but you may transfer existing ISAs between providers.
Brokers charge platform fees (often a percentage of assets), plus fund ongoing charges and sometimes trading commissions.
A 0% trading fee does not mean zero cost — fund AMCs and spreads still apply. Compare total charges for your expected balance and trading frequency.
A General Investment Account has no subscription cap but profits may be subject to capital gains tax and dividend tax above allowances.
ISAs suit long-term investing within annual limits; GIAs can hold overflow once ISA allowances are used, with tax reporting implications.