The Best Stocks and Shares ISAs in 2024

There are a number of factors to consider when choosing a Stocks and Shares ISA in 2024 and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Important factors include fees, customer service, performance, investment options and additional tools and features, as well as whether the provider has a mobile app.

In this video, I run through the best Stocks and Shares ISAs available in the UK in 2024. I look at the best Managed Stocks and Shares ISAs, the best Stocks and Shares ISAs if you want to run your money yourself, the best Stocks and Shares ISAs for trading, the best performing Stocks and Shares ISAs and also the providers that pay the best interest rates for uninvested cash.

00:00 - Introduction
03:54 - Best managed Stocks and Shares ISAs
08:40 - Best Performing Stocks and Shares ISAs
09:46 - Best self-managed Stocks and Shares ISAs
14:19 - Best Stocks and Shares ISAs for Trading
15:22 - Best Stocks and Shares ISAs for paying interest on uninvested cash
17:00 - Having multiple Stocks and Shares ISAs and moving between platforms
18:41 - Conclusion - Which is the Best Stocks and Shares ISA in 2024?

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[traciesmobile]

I use the Wealthify Stocks and Shares ISA due to the small amount can invest. I set it up to meet a direct debit requirement on a reward bank account. Presently it has more money in it than I have put in to date.

[mikeroyce]

Thank you for a really helpful video full of details that have been fully researched.

[benwaters]

Thank you.

Would be curious to know why ISAs like FreeTrade and Trading212 or even actively managed ISAs like Fundsmith don't get featured?