
Investment choice, research and support
A familiar name in UK investing, Hargreaves Lansdown is one of the investment platforms to research as Starter ISA plans develop.
A NEW CHAPTER FOR UK INVESTING
Start with a little understanding.
Get to know the new Starter ISA, discover investment providers and find the confidence to take your next step.
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FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
A familiar name or a fresh approach? Explore investment providers as the new Starter ISA takes shape.
Looking ahead: these are existing investment ISA providers to research. Starter ISA participation, fees and launch dates are not yet confirmed. This is a provisional directory, not a ranking.

A familiar name in UK investing, Hargreaves Lansdown is one of the investment platforms to research as Starter ISA plans develop.

Wesleyan offers investments and financial advice. Its existing investment ISA makes it a relevant provider to watch for any future Starter ISA announcement.

Moneybox brings saving and investing together in an app. Its existing stocks and shares ISA is a starting point for researching the platform.

IG offers a stocks and shares ISA alongside its wider investment services. Check its investment offering specifically when researching an ISA.

AJ Bell offers a stocks and shares ISA with a range of investments. It is a provider to research if you want to understand how a self-directed platform works.

Interactive investor provides ISA accounts and investment research. Explore its current services while waiting for confirmed Starter ISA details.

Freetrade offers a stocks and shares ISA. Its app-led approach is one option to explore when comparing how you would like to manage investments.

Trading 212 is an investment platform listed in the stocks and shares ISA market. Check the UK ISA service and its terms directly.

InvestEngine appears in the investment ISA market. Research its ETF-focused service and the available ways to manage a portfolio.

Moneyfarm is an investment provider listed in the stocks and shares ISA market. Consider the level of portfolio management and support you want.

Chip appears in the stocks and shares ISA market. Look carefully at the distinction between its savings and investment services.

Lightyear is listed in the investment ISA market. Research the UK service, available investments and account terms on its official site.

Quilter Invest appears in the stocks and shares ISA comparison market. Visit the official Quilter site to understand the relevant service.

Sidekick is listed in the investment ISA market. Review its current investment approach and account conditions directly.

XTB appears in stocks and shares ISA comparisons. Focus on the UK ISA offering and distinguish it from other trading services.

eToro appears in the stocks and shares ISA market. Check how its ISA is provided and how it differs from other services under the brand.

Beanstalk appears in investment ISA listings. Check which adult and family investment services are currently available.
Vanguard offers a stocks and shares ISA. Research its fund range and the differences between managing investments yourself and using a managed service.
Fidelity offers a stocks and shares ISA with investment tools and guidance. Explore how its current service fits the way you want to invest.
Wealthify offers a managed investment ISA. Research how its portfolio service works, including the available approaches and risk levels.
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GET TO KNOW THE STARTER ISA
The idea is simple: help more people make their first investment. The finer details are still on their way.
The initiative is intended to encourage first-time investing. Exact eligibility rules are still to be confirmed.
Launch dates, incentives and participating providers remain unconfirmed in the evidence reviewed here.
Learn about investment risk, compare service types and think about the support you would like.
MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE
There is no single best fit for everyone. Start with the things that matter to your money and your confidence.
01 / THE COST
Look beyond the headline fee. Platform costs, fund charges, dealing fees and currency conversion can all add up.
02 / THE EXPERIENCE
Would you prefer to pick investments yourself or explore a managed approach? Think about the help you want along the way.
03 / THE BIGGER PICTURE
Investing involves uncertainty. Your time horizon, access to cash and comfort with losses matter more than a promotional offer.
The announcement, the idea behind it and what still needs to be confirmed.
Read the guideA practical checklist for researching the right platform for you.
Read the guideA clear introduction to uncertainty, diversification and thinking long term.
Read the guideLET’S CLEAR THINGS UP
A new ISA naturally comes with questions. Start with the essentials, then explore the details in our guide.
It is a new initiative announced in the 2026 Budget to encourage first-time investing. Detailed rules and product terms are still to be confirmed.
We have not verified a live Starter ISA product. The providers in this directory have existing investment services; their inclusion does not confirm Starter ISA availability.
A top-up has been suggested in commentary, but we have not verified it as an announced benefit. Do not assume a bonus or incentive until official terms are published.
Participation has not been confirmed in our reviewed evidence. The directory is a research shortlist based on the existing investment ISA market.
Yes. Investments can fall in value and you could get back less than you invest. A tax-efficient account does not remove investment risk.