Best Stocks & Shares ISA 2024 - Make The Smart Choice!

In this video, I share what I think are the best Stocks & Shares ISA accounts in the UK. There are a lot of options to choose from, but I go through the best options whether you want to invest in index funds or pick stocks yourself.

These are the brokers I cover in the video:

1. INTERACTIVE BROKERS
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Timestamps
00:00 - Best Stocks & Shares ISA
00:18 - Why You Need An ISA
01:16 - Choosing The Best ISA
02:18 - Most ISAs Are Rubbish
03:34 - Best Available ISAs
03:56 - Best ISA for Index Funds
04:41 - ISA Provider Reputation
05:24 - Best ISA For Stocks
06:11 - Interactive Brokers
07:07 - Trading 212
08:46 - Pros and Cons
10:28 - Most Important Thing

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[LB-W]

Good man for being upfront with your associations 👌 you have developed your channel considerably. It’s wonderful to watch how it has grown.

[bartoszbrown]

Thank you! I am at the start of the journey and this is 100% what I needed.

[mattdevenish]

I was going to ask for this video! I never saw it coming 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[julianweekes]

Good one Sasha.... love your approach. Keep 'em coming. Cheers :)

[ObediahWashe]

Just to add. From April 2024 I believe there might be a change where you are allowed to pay into more than 1 stocks & shares ISA in a tax year.

[jamesmarchant]

I use plum for most of my investing. Including s&s isa. Interest accounts and bonds account

[SchubertDipDab]

Great timing and thanks for this video as I'm just starting to move my (underwhelming and actively managed - doh) investments over to join my existing Vanguard funds.

I am not clever, and I am not going to beat everyone else with some complex strategy that's been pulled out of my arse (or anyone else's for that matter!) - That's what I learned from this channel! :)

[PaulB__]

Excellent points Sasha. Now that the Q4 results of Tesla is out, we are eager to hear your thoughts on the data.

[masterfnone]

Perfect timing! Been looking for a specifc ISA and which provider to use! Thank you :)

[bhoolondon]

Brill! Awaiting for this clear explanation. +1 Sub👍🏼

[dannycurtin]

Another good video from Sasha, would you do a similar video for a SIPP😊

[stevo]

There's more to it than just these fees. There's also the bid offer spread you are offered when purchasing and selling. One platform may be free to trade whilst another may incur a charge, but that doesn't mean the price you pay for the ETF or stock is the same on both platforms. It's possible that free trading costs may be recouped by a larger bid offer spread on the platform. Traditionally, the bigger the broker, the narrower the bid offer spread.

[Akashmash]

So weird I was doing research on this. Lo and behold!

[djfunkyjoe]

very good, informative, and straight to the point video.

[squeaky_honda]

Note that you can also transfer ISAs to other companies. So, if you make a mistake, you are not stuck forever with an expensive company. Usually the transfer requires that you've sold the shares already.
Some companies also allow you to borrow from your £20k temporarily as if it's a cash savings-account, and you can return that money before the end of the financial year.

[mitreamarian]

@SashaYanshin Another very well explanatory piece of information, well done kind sir!

Q: Can you transfer your existing shares from IB into IB S&S ISA without selling them?

[davidtravel]

I dont live in uk but i love his videos... Informative and funny 👍

[abdulhamid]

Great video, thank you Sasha! Just wanted to ask, what are your thoughts on Stocks and Shares LISAs? Specifically with regards to any advice which provider to go to or how to decide? and Using S&S LISA vs Cash LISA? Thanks :)

[gkirts]

I would be very interested to see a video of what happens if a broker goes bankrupt. Everyone knows that we are covered up to 85k but what happens to the rest of the money in an ISA and what happens to the money in a GIA and what difference does it make between holding stocks vs having cash in that account when over the 85k limit. Good videos as usual :)

[adampeter]

Thank you Sasha! Very informative! Very happy to use your link as well as I like very much your transparency comparing with some other guys out there, so very glad came across this channel.
Ps. Q: Can I open new ISA acc for New year with new provider or do I have to move money from existing provider to New? Thanks a lot!