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With the fiscal year coming to an end we are likely to see more promos to open ISAs and other accounts, transfers, etc.
There is now also no limit to the number of ISAs you can open in one year (as long as you keep your contribution to the £20k limit).Please use this thread to share any good deals you see, be them transfer offer, cash back, referral links etc.
I’ll start with a referral link.
If you invest £100 on InvestEngine on a ISA or a general investment account you’ll get between £20 and £100 as a bonus (value is randomly given to you and the same to the referrer): https://investengine.com/referral-welcome/?utm_medium=share&utm_source=growsurf&grsf=agmvbmHere’s a good summary, regularly updated:
They don’t show all offers though, for example Fidelity now run an offer that looks very good:
Don’t use Fidelity if you intend to have AIM shares in a stocks & shares ISA. Their platform is completely broken in terms of valuation/day changes/reporting. 8 months after transferring my ISA in, I transferred it out. The bonus and subsequent compensation after the formal complaint wasn’t worth the aggro.
Yep, Fidelity’s website and service is poor. Couldn’t handle a transfer from a company pension scheme.
Though it works ok if you do a simple transfer from another SIPP in-specie. And is one of the cheapest to hold ETFs above 50k.My 2p on transfers. Don’t transfer for just a handful of miles or cashback or bonus. Only do if it aligns with your long term investing goals.
Also transfer in-specie wherever possible. Many platforms offer their own customised funds that might look appealing, but can be expensive long term compared to ETFs from vanguard or ishares.
Is the UK Fidelity the same as the US Fidelity?
Is the UK Fidelity the same as the US Fidelity?
Nope. Same parent obviously, but the uk offering is a stripped down version.
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