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NATWEST Stocks & Shares ISA - good investment?

ileven1225 · 2018-03-12 21:22:46

Hi All, Hopefully my question was not too obvious to some of you. I have received an email from Natwest promoting their investment product 'Tax-free returns - invest using a Stocks & Shares ISA'. Basically I could create an stocks and shares ISA account with Natwest. As i don't have any ISA in 2017/2018, i could put in up…

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Alexland Posts: 10,555 Forumite

17 March 2018 at 8:11PM edited 17 March 2018 at 8:13PM

The Halifax SD fee structure encourages very disciplined regular investment as you would not make changes to the investments and incur the adhoc trade fees without some serious consideration.

I have only made one change in my Halifax SD SIPP when I switched from the Vanguard Life Strategy to the HSBC Global Strategy fund series a few months ago. I wish their SIPP annual fee was as low as their ISA fee.

Alex.

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