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Why we like it: Treasury bills, issued and backed by the UK government. Yield is set during the weekly auction process and it is then fixed for the 1 month period. Automatic reinvestment at maturity (you can choose to turn this feature off, or you can reinvest a partial amount). UK Treasury bills are considered low risk because they're issued by the UK's Debt Management Office with the backing of the UK Government (AA credit rating from Standard & Poor's). FSCS Protection: You are protected up to £85,000 for unpaid claims against Freetrade in the unlikely event of Freetrade's insolvency. You cannot sell or cash out of a UK treasury bill before its 1 month maturity. The rate changes at every weekly tender. Capital at risk
Disclaimer: Rate is indicative of what you might get, based on the annualised yield to maturity. This forecast is not a reliable indicator of future performance
Why we like it: SPECIAL OFFER: The best things in life are free trades. Open an ii Trading Account and get £100 free trades. Offer ends 30 April. Capital at risk. Terms Apply. The ii Trading Account is ideal for investors who want flexibility and uncapped investment options. You’ll have access to the widest choice of investment options in the market - including shares, funds, trusts and ETFs.Tools to become a confident investor, including expert insights straight to your inbox. Plus you can access your money whenever you like and trade securely at any time, using our iOS and Android apps. The UK’s #1 flat-fee investment platform, with over 400,000 customers.
Disclaimer: The value of your investments can fall as well as rise, so you could get back less than you paid in.
Why we like it: Start with £2 investment. Superb app design and transparent account charges. Great for beginners and experienced investors alike. Trusted by 1.5 million people. FSCS protected. Capital at risk. Other charges may apply. No subscription required
Disclaimer: Rate is indicative of what you might get, based on the annualised yield to maturity. This forecast is not a reliable indicator of future performance
Why we like it: Open an account for free, buy funds from £1.50 and shares for as little as £3.50. Leave a little, or a lot, of the work to our specialists with one of our investment ideas. Invest regularly by putting in as little as £25 a month. Free magazine - read Shares, the UK's leading online resource for private investors, for free by funding £4k or more. Easy to manage, log in 24/7 and deal on the go with our mobile app. AJ Bell are an award-winning FTSE 250 company managing £48.3bn of assets for 262,000 customers.
Disclaimer: The value of your investments can fall as well as rise, so you could get back less than you paid in.
Why we like it: Your money will be invested in shepherds with profits fund, and the bonuses you could receive will depend on the future performance of the fund. To try to achieve higher returns for you, your money is invested in a variety of assets, the majority of which consist of stocks and shares, but also property, bonds and cash. While returns are not guaranteed in stocks and shares investments and the value can go down as well as up, shepherds apply a process known as ‘smoothing’ that attempts to even out fluctuations in the value and aims.
Disclaimer: The value of your investments can fall as well as rise, so you could get back less than you paid in.
Important Risk Information: This website contains information only and does not constitute advice or a personal recommendation in any way whatsoever. The value of investments and income from them can fall as well as rise and you may not get back the full amount invested. Different types of investment carry different levels of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Prior to making any decision to invest, you should ensure that you are familiar with the risks associated with a particular investment and should read the product literature. If you are in any doubt as to the suitability of a particular investment, both in respect of its objectives and its risk profile, you should seek independent financial advice. Details of how the Financial Services Compensation Scheme applies to investment firms can be found at fscs.org.uk.
