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Be up to £43k better off.
Research shows you could be better off by up to £43k over 30 years of investing in an ii ISA and Trading Account due to our low, flat fees. This is just for illustration if all other factors were the same.
The advantage of lower fees over time means that you could be significantly better off in the long run. And by holding multiple accounts with ii for the same low fee, you can save even more. By how much will always depend on your personal circumstances. More about our analysis
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Supporting investors for over 25 years
- Value
Our fair flat fees save you money and help you achieve your goals sooner. - Choice
Access 40,000+ UK and global stocks, plus the tools and analysis to help – if you need it. - Intelligence
Our award-winning insight means you can choose your investments with added confidence.
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interactive investor is the most user-friendly fund shop with a fixed-fee model as its website is packed with investment information and guidance.
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