New to S&S ISAs

greent · 24 April 2018 at 7:46PM

Am looking to invest £200-250/ mth in S&S ISA (no lump sum) - looking at doing this direct through Vanguard (probably a lifestrategy fund) I've had a read around on here (the guides and various threads) and elsewhere on t'net. Charges-wise, could I do any better going elsewhere? (that's where I start to get confused... sorry:o)

Many thanks

eskbanker · 24 April 2018 at 8:03PM

Vanguard's 0.15% annual fee after your first year's contributions would come to less than a fiver, which is going to be hard to beat - you might eventually find it worth looking around further after a few more years of accumulation but who knows what the broker market will look like by then?!

greent · 24 April 2018 at 8:06PM

eskbanker wrote: »

Vanguard's 0.15% annual fee after your first year's contributions would come to less than a fiver, which is going to be hard to beat - you might eventually find it worth looking around further after a few more years of accumulation but who knows what the broker market will look like by then?!

Brilliant - thanks

Five years down the line I also want to be able to invest more, so hopefully other things will have come into play

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