An AJ Bell Dodl pension is for beginners and has a limited range of investments, but the full AJ Bell platform lets you invest in thousands of shares, funds and ETFs in a SIPP.
AJ Bell Dodl Pension Review
Summary
- Investments: Shares, ETFs, funds
- Minimum deposit: £1
- Account types: GIA, ISA, Pension, LISA
- Account charge: 0.15%
- Dealing fee: £0
Fees: A Dodl pension costs 0.15% of the value of your investments in each account, per year. This is charged monthly with a minimum of £1.
Pros
- Low cost
- Backed by AJ Bell
- Aimed at beginners
Cons
- Limited investment range
- App only
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Pricing
(4.5)
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Market Access
(3.5)
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Online Platform
(4.5)
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Customer Service
(4)
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Research & Analysis
(4)
Overall
4.1
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