Fund investing is where Hargreaves Lansdown gets very expensive. unlike share dealing there is no cap on the fees charged for holding funds with HL.
You can invest in over 3,000 funds or choose from Hargreaves Lansdown funds picked by a team of in-house investment experts that manage a range of Multi-Manager funds (fund-of-funds) and HL Select range of equity funds.
- Available funds: 3,000
- Fund account fee: 0.45%
- Fund dealing commission: £0
- Minimum investment: £1
Fees: There is no charge for buying and selling funds on Hargreaves Lansdown. Fund accounts are charged at 0.45% for the first £250,000. Then 0.25% up to £1m, 0.1% up to £2m. There is no charge above £2m.
Compare Hargreaves Lansdown to other fund investing platforms below:
Fund Platform | Fund Account Fee | Fund Dealing Commission | GMG Rating | More Info |
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£4.99 a month | £7.99 | Visit Platform Capital at risk |
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0.45% - 0.1% | £0 | Visit Platform Capital at risk |
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0.25% - 0.1% | £1.50 | Visit Platform Capital at risk |
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0.4% - 0.1% | £0 | Visit Platform Capital at risk |
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0.15% | £0 | Visit Platform Capital at risk |
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0.4% | £0 | Visit Platform Capital at risk |
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