Fidelity International | ISAs, Shares, Funds & Pensions (SIPPs)
Important information - Pension and retirement planning can be complex, so if you are unsure about the suitability of a pension investment, retirement service or any action you need to take, please contact Fidelity’s retirement service on 0800 368 6882 or refer to an authorised financial adviser of your choice.
Investment Funds | Invest in Leading Mutual Funds | Fidelity
Fidelity Personal Investing service fee. Our pricing is clearly set out, so you know exactly what you pay for and when you pay it. If you have between £25,000 and £250,000 invested with us, you will pay our standard service fee of 0.35%. If you have more than £250,000 invested, you will benefit from our lower service fee of 0.20%.
Invest Online in Funds & Shares | Fidelity
A simple way to look after your money. Our do-it-yourself online service gives you 24/7 access to our investment guidance, handy tools, and a range of accounts from your computer, tablet or phone. You can transfer your existing investments to us, or open a new account online to begin investing in just a few easy steps.
Investing in Shares - How to buy and sell shares online | Fidelity
A flat fee of just £7.50 per trade when buying or selling shares online. A lower fee of £1.50 when buying shares as part of a regular savings plan, or for dividend re-investments. You can also buy and sell shares over the phone for £30 per trade. Market charges such as Stamp Duty Reserve Tax and government levies may apply - pay no hidden ...
Investment Finder | Compare over 2500 Investment Funds | Fidelity
Investment Finder. Our investment finder lets you sort, filter and compare a wide range of funds and individual shares from Fidelity and other providers. Find out about how we assess and monitor the investments made available on our platform here. Important information - please keep in mind that the value of investments can go down as well as ...
SIPP | A Which? Recommended Provider | Fidelity
To pay in a total of £25 to your SIPP, you only need to contribute £20, and the government will pay the other £5. If you pay income tax at above the basic rate, you can claim even more tax relief through your tax return or by writing to HMRC. **Source: Fidelity, as at 30.06.24.
Online share dealing | Fidelity
Important information - please keep in mind that the value of investments, and the income from them, can go down as well as up, so you may get back less than you invest. When you’re thinking of investing in shares, it’s generally a good idea to consider holding them alongside other investments in a diversified portfolio of assets.
About Fidelity International
At Fidelity International, our purpose is to work together to build better financial futures for our clients and we believe that investing, over the long-term, is critical to achieving that. As a family and management-owned company, we think generationally in terms of the services we build and provide, as well as the way in which we invest on ...
Investing for beginners | How to start investing | Fidelity
If you're ready to invest, the first thing you'll need to do is choose an account to hold your investments in. It’s important to pick one that’s right for you. So, you’ll need to think carefully about your personal situation and what you’re saving for. Stocks and Shares ISA - a tax-efficient way to invest up to £20,000 per year.
Fund Prices | Track Performance of Investment Funds | Fidelity
Fund prices. Get the latest prices for funds. Use the drop down boxes below to find your investment or, alternatively, you can use our A-Z tool to browse the fund factsheets. Funds are classified as income producing funds (Inc) that pay out an income, Accumulation funds (Acc) which reinvest income in the fund.