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Fees and charges

We calculate your fees based on your total investment value, not per account.

Important information - please keep in mind that the value of investments can go down as well up, so you may get back less than you invest. This information is not a personal recommendation for any particular investment. If you are unsure about the suitability of an investment you should speak to one of Fidelity's advisers or an authorised financial adviser of your choice.

Fees at a glance

Here's what you'll pay 

  1. Service fees  - set by and paid to us for the services we provide, including our wide range of investment options, administering your accounts and ensuring the safety of your savings. 
  2. Investment charges - set by and paid to the manager of your investments, depending on what you choose to invest in.

You can download the Doing Business with Fidelity document for more detail on our fees and charges. 

Fees charged by Fidelity

Service fee

Our service fee is charged for administering your accounts, with flexible options for amounts less than £25,000. 

  • Less than £25,000 

    With a regular savings plan - 0.35% (roughly £3.50 per month for every £1,000 invested)

    Without a regular savings plan - £7.50 flat fee per month (£90 a year).
  • £25,000 or more but less than £250,000 - 0.35% of the total value of your investments
  • £250,000 or more but less than £1 million - 0.20% reduced fee (you'll also qualify for Fidelity's Wealth Management Service benefits)
  • £1 million or more  - 0.20% a year for the first £1 million. No charge for investments over £1 million

Shares 

Service fee applied to any exchange-traded investments, including shares, in an ISA or SIPP - 0.35% (reduced to 0.20% if you invest £250,000 or more) and capped at £7.50 per month

No service fee for

Junior accounts (ISAs and SIPPs), and exchange-traded investments held in an Investment Account 

Dealing fees

Our dealing fees are charged on buy and sell transactions you place through our share dealing service.

Funds 

  • We don't charge dealing fees on fund deals. Dealing fees only apply to shares 

Shares

  • Share deals as part of a regular savings or withdrawal plan, or for a reinvestment of income or a dividend - £1.50
  • Share deals placed online - £7.50
  • Share deals placed by phone - £30.00

Please note: additional charges may apply when trading exchange-traded instruments (shares, ETFs and investment trusts). To learn more, go to the fees in more detail section. 

Investment fees and charges (set by the manager of your investments)

The wide choice of funds available have a range of ongoing charges, which start from as low as 0.05%. And some funds may have additional fees and charges. Specific details are found in the investment's factsheet or Key Information Document. We negotiate discounted ongoing charges on hundreds of funds on our platform and we're always look to add more. Take a look at the full list here.

 

None

What you don't pay for

You'll be pleased to know that there are many things that we don't charge for, including:

  • Service fees on junior accounts and exchange-traded investments held in an Investment Account. 
  • Service fees on cash held in your accounts
  • Exit fees
  • Buying, switching or selling fund charges

Read the full list of things we don't charge for

Here's a service fee example

These scenarios are examples to give you an idea of how we calculate the service fee you would be charged.


 

Amount invested Annual service fees with monthly RSP Annual service fees without monthly RSP
£5,000 £17.50 (0.35%) £90 (£7.50 a month)
£24,999 £87.49 (0.35%) £90 (£7.50 a month)
£25,000 £87.50 (0.35%)
£55,000 £192.50 (0.35%)
£100,000 £350.00 (0.35%)
£250,000 £500.00 (0.2%)
£1,000,000+ £2,000 (0.2%) is maximum fee you will ever pay for all of your personal accounts a year
None

How we collect your fee

When you invest with us, we provide you with a separate account called a Cash Management Account (CMA) to pay your service fees from*

  • We collect the service fee from your CMA around the 1st of every month.
  • There's no fee on your CMA. It's simply there for us to collect your fee instead of collecting money from your investments. This means any tax-wrapped investments you may have, such as an ISA or SIPP, are left to grow. 
  • For joint accounts, we collect fees directly from cash within your joint investment accounts, as Cash Management Accounts aren’t available for accounts held jointly. For more information on joint accounts, go to page 11 of the Doing Business with Fidelity document

*If there's not enough cash in your CMA, we'll collect fees from cash within your account before selling some of your investments in your other accounts to cover charges. 

Read more on how fees are taken

Fees and charges in detail

We want you to have full transparency of our fees so that you have a clear understanding of what to expect when you invest with us. If you want to read more detail about our fees and charges in your own time, please download the Doing Business with Fidelity document.

Our service fee
Share dealing fees and other charges
Investment fees set by companies managing your funds
Cash within your account

What next?

Choose an account

We offer a Stocks and Shares ISA, a SIPP, an Investment Account, and a Junior ISA and Junior SIPP. Find out which one may be right for you.

Choose investments

Need help deciding? Whether you're a beginner or an advanced investor, we have the right tool to help you find your next investment.

Transfer an account

Transfer ISAs, pensions, investment accounts, or junior accounts to Fidelity to manage them quickly, easily and all in one place.

Important information - please note that these guidance tools are not a personal recommendation in respect of a particular investment. If you need additional help, please speak to an authorised financial adviser. You should regularly reassess the suitability of your investments to ensure they continue to meet your attitude to risk and investment goals.

FAQs

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