Our ISA calculator gives you an idea of how much your money could be worth over the next 15 years. Keep in mind that growth is an assumption and doesn't reflect how your money will perform in reality.
Max £1,666 per month, £20,000 per year
Stocks and Shares ISAs (also known as Investment ISAs) are more suited for longer-term savings goals of at least five years. That’s because investing for longer periods can help to offset short-term fluctuations in investment performance.
Generally, higher-risk investments have the potential for higher growth, but also greater losses as they tend to move up and down in value more than lower-risk investments.
You should only invest if it’s right for you. To help you decide if it is, below are some questions you should ask yourself before investing.
Your response to this question is likely to indicate the level of risk you’re prepared to take when selecting your investments.
Remember, higher-risk investments usually have the potential for higher growth, but also greater losses as they tend to move up and down in value more than lower-risk investments.
Depending on how much experience you have with investing, or how hands-on you want to be, there are two different ways you can invest in our Stocks and Shares ISA.
Apply online in minutes – make sure you have your National Insurance number and debit card/bank details handy.
Select your investment choices, set up your payments and register for our online portal to manage your ISA.
Open an ISAIf you want to save money for the long term, an Individual Savings Account (ISA) could be what you need. These guides can help you understand how ISAs work, how money put into them is invested and more.