Moneyfarm Junior ISA Review: A Good JISA For Simple Risk-Based Portfolios
Account: Moneyfarm Junior ISA
Description: Moneyfarm smart tech allows you to monitor your JISA’s performance from anywhere, automate your monthly deposits so you’ll never miss an opportunity again, and their team of dedicated investment consultants are on hand to answer any queries you may have via anytime calls, chats, or emails.
Capital at risk.
Can you invest for your children in a Moneyfarm JISA?
Yes, the Moneyfarm junior ISA has the same portfolios as the standard GIA, ISA and pension account. So you can invest tax free for when your children turn 18.
Fees: Moneyfarm Junior Stocks and Shares ISA fees – platform plus management fees – are scaled between 0.70% for amounts between £500 and £50,000, then are tiered depending on the size of the investment: 0.45% for £50,000 – £100,000 and 0.35% for £100,000 – £1.5 million (then none). Average investment fund fees are 0.2% and the average market spread when buying and selling is 0.10%
Pros
- Risk-based JISA portfolios
- Low-cost investing
- Easy-to-use
Cons
- Limited amount of individual shares
- No US shares available
- Pricing (5)
- Market Access (4.5)
- Online Platform (5)
- Customer Service (5)
- Research & Analysis (4)
Overall
4.7- Expert opinion: Moneyfarm reviewed & rated
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