Stocks & Shares ISA | Share Dealing Online

Invest the way you want to
Make the most of your ISA allowance with a stocks and shares ISA and pay no Capital Gains Tax and no Income Tax on your investments.

In the 2020/21 tax year the annual ISA allowance is:
£20,000

As with all investments your capital is at risk and you may get back less than you invest. Investments should be held for the medium to long term (5+ years), unless there is a fixed term that applies.

This product is most suited to you when

You haven’t paid into a stocks and shares ISA this tax year, or you haven’t used your full ISA allowance

You want to transfer an existing ISA from another provider

Eligibility

You’re 18 years of age or over

You’re a UK resident

Are you ready to invest?

Do you aim to invest for at least 5 years?
Are you happy taking a degree of risk with your capital?

Do you have savings to cover at least 3 months’ net income, any planned expenditure and enough for unplanned events?

Transferring existing ISAs

If you already have an ISA you can transfer all or part of it into a Santander Stocks and Shares ISA held in the Investment Hub.

For more information on ISAs, see our guide to ISAs

Ways to invest

Quick and simple online advice

Invest from £20 a month and/or with a lump sum of £500 to £20,000.
Personalised advice at a time that suits you.
4 funds managed by Santander Asset Management.

Getting advice online

Person-to-Person advice

You need to have at least £20,000 to invest.
Expert advice from our Financial Planning Managers.
Discuss your financial needs, situation, priorities and appetite for risk.

Getting person-to-person advice

Choose your own investment

Invest yourself from £20 a month and/or with a £100 lump sum (up to an unlimited amount).
Use our Investment Hub to buy, sell and manage your investments without financial advice.
Choose from a range of investment funds.

Investing for yourself

When you choose to invest we’ll clearly show and explain the ongoing investment fees. These fees are the same no matter which route you decide.

The tax treatment of your investment depends on your individual circumstances and may be subject to change in the future.