Want to open new General investment account

amittal6

Hi I have got requirement (outside of ISA) to open general investment account. Do not want to go with Vanguard. 

Are there any other good options ... either fixed fee or % fee & if someone can refer me as well. I’ve few names in my mind- please feel free to suggest any other: 

-cavendish online
-Interactive investor
-Wealthify
-Bestinvest.co.uk

appreciate your help

AnotherJoe

It really depends how often you'll be trading and how much you'll be holding. 

amittal6

I want to invest £1000-£2000 approx per month. So it would come around £30k yearly. Could you suggest? 

Thrugelmir

What instruments are you considering investing in? 

amittal6

Thrugelmir said:

What instruments are you considering investing in? 

Mainly passive funds like tracker funds in US and UK markets. S&P 500 fund or FTSE 100 fund.

I am not in active trading.

83705628

Why not Vanguard? They're very competitive for the amounts you're talking about until you get upto £50k-£100k, and have everything you want, above that amount  I think iWeb are the absolute cheapest for infrequent traders. 
I use both, prefer Vanguard, iWeb is fine.

dunstonh

Mainly passive funds like tracker funds in US and UK markets. S&P 500 fund or FTSE 100 fund.

I am not in active trading.

You may not be trading but you are making active decisions with that selection.
FTSE100 is a dire index.  Over 20 years of consistent underperformance compared to its peers.   No expectation that will change given its extremely poor asset make up.    So, why does it appeal to you?

Tassie_Devil

amittal6 said:

Hi I have got requirement (outside of ISA) to open general investment account. Do not want to go with Vanguard. 

Are there any other good options ... either fixed fee or % fee & if someone can refer me as well. I’ve few names in my mind- please feel free to suggest any other: 

-cavendish online
-Interactive investor
-Wealthify
-Bestinvest.co.uk

appreciate your help

This is a good starting point:

https://monevator.com/compare-uk-cheapest-online-brokers/

xylophone

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5583030/coolly-comparing-investment-platform-charges-snowmans-spreadsheet/p1
Try the spreadsheet?

easterbunni

I use Halifax Sharedealing, just £2 for regular investments, no other fees

msallen

tcallaghan93 said:

Why not Vanguard? They're very competitive for the amounts you're talking about until you get upto £50k-£100k, and have everything you want, above that amount  I think iWeb are the absolute cheapest for infrequent traders. 
I use both, prefer Vanguard, iWeb is fine.

But the OP is not going to be an infrequent trader. They are proposing at least one trade a month, maybe multiple as they talking about a number of index funds.