Junior ISA Charges and Interest Rates

Annual account charges

You can see the interest rates paid on any cash held in a Junior ISA here.

Charges for holding investments or cash in a Junior ISA

FundsFree
UK SharesFree
Overseas SharesFree
Investment TrustsFree
ETFsFree
Bonds and GiltsFree

The investments you choose may have their own charges, such as charges from a particular fund manager. You can find these in each investment’s Key Investor Information Document. A bid/offer spread may also apply - see our Guide to Fund Prices for details.

Online dealing charges

FundsFree
UK SharesFree
Overseas SharesFree
ETFsFree
Bonds and GiltsFree

Investing by Direct Debit

FundsFree
SharesFree
ETFsFree
Investment TrustsFree

Telephone and postal dealing

For share trades placed over the phone or by post we charge 1% (minimum £20, maximum £50), plus our usual foreign exchange conversion fees for overseas shares.


Account charges

Opening an accountFree
Closing an accountFree
Transfers inFree
Transfers out (as stock or cash)Free
Quarterly statementsFree

Other charges

Government taxes and levies (per deal)

UK Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (SDRT)/Stamp Duty 0.5% on purchases of UK shares. For shares that can't settle electronically, rounded up to the nearest £5 (for purchases worth more than £1,000)
PTM (Panel on Takeover and Mergers) £1.50 on UK share deals over £10,000
Irish Stamp Duty 1% on purchases of Irish shares
French Financial Transactions Tax 0.3% on purchases of certain French shares
Spanish Financial Transactions Tax 0.2% on purchases of certain Spanish shares
Italian Financial Transactions Tax 0.1% on purchases of certain Italian shares

Other charges may apply in specific circumstances - see the terms and conditions for details.


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