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What is the cost of an ISA?
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There are two potential sets of costs to be aware of:

The charge for the ISA wrapper itself and the commission charges associated with buying and selling investments within your ISA.

The Interactive Investor ISA does not charge any administration or any other fee for the wrapper itself - irrespective of what you want to invest in.

The commission charges for the underlying investments are as follows: Buying and selling shares, ETFs and Investment Trusts real-time costs £10. You can also buy these on a regular basis through our Portfolio Builder plan. The commission charged to buy shares on a regular basis is £1.50.
If you want to buy funds, you can choose from over 1,600 funds from over 70 fund managers. The average initial charge is 1%, but more details on our funds charges can be found on the Funds and Charges page
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