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ISA or not?
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It's probably worth pointing out that Vanguard does have the lowest fees.
For the average funds investor with not a very large amount of money,( which is most ) then their platform fee is the lowest.
However there are some scenarios, where they will not be the lowest. e.g.
1) Someone with a large investment in funds, would see lower costs with a fixed fee platform, like Interactive Investor or IWeb
2) Someone who invested mainly in ETF's ( and shares and investment trusts, which are not available vis Vanguard anyway), would have their ISA fees capped at £45, with some platforms.
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