ISA fees

Some ISA's have a zero percent rate on initial purchase while others can attract fees up to 2.5%.

Also some have a zero percent fees for looking after your ISA and others can have an annul fee's.

Now the question is do thoase products that have fees get better performance trhan the so called 'free' products?

You get what you pay for so in my mind if something has nil charges for looking after your investment then it is probably not being looked after properly!

Any comments?

cheers

fj

It's worth ensuring that the company you're ordering from isn't going to use Amtrak to "deliver" your goods before you order. Royal Mail is another one, especially if it's important that the goods are delivered to your address, and not left outside your house, or with a neighbour you've never spoken to etc.

Thanks to everyone who answered - any comments on using Fidelity for managing ISAs?

fj

Bitstring , from the wonderful person fj said

Their admin is OK, their online dealing etc. works, however I got a better kickback using hargreaves lansdown (who offer at least as many fund options).