- Good Money Guide experts commend Moneyfarm Junior ISA for its risk-based portfolios and low-cost investing, highlighting the platform's user-friendly interface and strong customer service. However, they note limitations such as the restricted availability of individual shares and the absence of US shares.
- Across 249 user reviews on Good Money Guide, averaging 4.3/5, customers frequently praise the platform's ease of use and responsive customer service, while also appreciating the investment performance. Conversely, a significant number of users express frustration over poor customer support and issues with fund transfers, with some reporting substantial financial losses due to service errors.
Moneyfarm Junior ISA Expert rating
Our expert rating is the average of the areas listed here, each scored out of 5 by our team.Our experts have rated Moneyfarm Junior ISA across five key areas of our review framework.
- Pricing5.0
- Market Access4.5
- Online Platform5.0
- Customer Service5.0
- Research & Analysis4.0
Pros
- Risk-based JISA portfolios
- Low-cost investing
- Easy-to-use
Cons
- Limited amount of individual shares
- No US shares available
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Our verdict
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%
Customer reviews for Moneyfarm
Customer ratings come from reviews left on this site. Every review is read and approved before it is published.Based on 249 reviews
- Excellent62%
- Very good19%
- Basic9%
- Poor3%
- Bad7%
What customers like
- Helpful customer service
- Good investment performance
- Straightforward platform
What customers dislike
- Poor handling of transfers
- Misleading fees and returns
- Lack of accountability
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Advice available, not the cheapest...
Advice available, not the cheapest put performance is reasonable.
Happy with the service and...
Happy with the service and the investment of my money
Great for placing active management...
Great for placing active management investments
Good value
Good value
Low fees, good performance
Low fees, good performance
Good all round
Good all round
Very helpful for visualizing my...
Very helpful for visualizing my financial goals
no comment
no comment
I'm not sure but I...
I'm not sure but I Steven Talewa of Tari Hela Province of Papua New Guinea select only for the year
Good, fair
Good, fair
cc
cc
Average for passive investments and...
Average for passive investments and performance
transferred a pension less than...
transferred a pension less than a year ago; so far, excellent
Easy to use
Easy to use
Good returns, Great support. App...
Good returns, Great support. App could be better as it often requires updated, but it is clear and easy to use
Easy to use, tailored service
Easy to use, tailored service
5/5
5/5
3/5
good
good
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