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Stock and Shares LISA providers

hi guys,
what's your opinion on best stock and shares LISA (life time ISA) providers?
preferably should provide 'ready mode' portfolios like nutmeg or moneybox, should have low overall fees - return is very much dependent on chosen funds so very much subjective thing to compare but if you can compare then that's even better.
thanks.

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  • https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/lifetime-isas/#bestbuysstocks

    preferably should provide 'ready mode' portfolios like nutmeg or moneybox,

    Nutmeg and moneybox offer lifetime ISAs. A J Bell also offers ready made portfolios. 


     return is very much dependent on chosen funds so very much subjective thing to compare but if you can compare then that's even better.

    Not a clue sorry
  • eskbanker
    eskbanker Posts: 38,022 Forumite
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    Those two providers involve high costs and low choices, but some inexperienced investors are happy with them.  Many on here would instead advocate using lower cost mainstream platforms such as A J Bell or Hargreaves Lansdown and choosing a sensibly diversified multi-asset fund to invest in, such as HSBC Global Strategy, Vanguard LifeStrategy, etc.

    https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/savings/lifetime-isas/#bestbuysstocks
  • poppy10_2
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    Vanguard and YouInvest do cheap lifetime ISAs. Just buy a Lifestrategy or Global All-cap fund in them and forget about moneybox/nutmeg's overpriced offerings
    poppy10
  • poppy10_2 said:
    Vanguard and YouInvest* do cheap lifetime ISAs. Just buy a Lifestrategy or Global All-cap fund in them and forget about moneybox/nutmeg's overpriced offerings
    Unless I have missed the news Vanguard don't offer a lifetime ISA. 

    *To give YouInvest its full name -  A. J. Bell YouInvest 
  • Alistair31
    Alistair31 Posts: 981 Forumite
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    edited 15 June 2020 at 9:15PM
    poppy10_2 said:
    Vanguard and YouInvest* do cheap lifetime ISAs. Just buy a Lifestrategy or Global All-cap fund in them and forget about moneybox/nutmeg's overpriced offerings
    Unless I have missed the news Vanguard don't offer a lifetime ISA. 

    *To give YouInvest its full name -  A. J. Bell YouInvest 
    Yes, you are right. No VG LISA.
  • grumiofoundation
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    edited 15 June 2020 at 9:36PM
    poppy10_2 said:
    Vanguard and YouInvest* do cheap lifetime ISAs. Just buy a Lifestrategy or Global All-cap fund in them and forget about moneybox/nutmeg's overpriced offerings
    Unless I have missed the news Vanguard don't offer a lifetime ISA. 

    *To give YouInvest its full name -  A. J. Bell YouInvest 
    Yes, you are right. No VG LISA.
    I did imagine I would have remembered all the excited new threads if there was!!! 


    I presume the poster meant invest in vanguard funds though the lifetime ISA provider. 
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