How much does it cost?
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Your Nutmeg fee will be
There are no additional Nutmeg fees:
Additional costs of investing
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Average investment fund costs, paid to fund providers:
- Fixed allocation ...
- Fully managed ...
- Socially responsible investments ...
- Average effect of market spread of ... per annum
Understanding the costs of investing
Transferring a part of your investment to another person, company, or entity without converting it to cash is known as an in-specie transfer. If you want to do this with any of your Nutmeg investments, we charge £20 per line of stock.
A simple fee structure
| Investment value | Fixed allocation | Fully managed | Socially responsible |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nutmeg fee on up to £100,000 | ... | ... | ... |
| Nutmeg fee beyond £100,000 | ... | ... | ... |
| + Investment fund costs | Avg ... | Avg ... | Avg ... |
| + Effect of market spread | Avg ... | Avg ... | Avg ... |
All figures represent per annum costs
When investing, regardless of your provider, there are always some underlying costs.
Learn more about them, and how we try to keep them as low as we can so you get better net returns.
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Setup or exit fees
No exit fees on standard withdrawals or transfers.
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Transaction fees
We won't charge you for paying in or withdrawing.
£0
Trading fees
We handle all the trading for you at no extra charge.
Fee FAQ
Common questions
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When does Nutmeg charge fees?
Fees are charged monthly based on the annual rates.
We'll show you what you're paying and how it affects returns. Learn more about how and when we charge fees
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Fees
Where are fees taken from?
Fees will automatically be deducted from your Nutmeg account — there's no extra payment to be made.
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How is my Nutmeg fee calculated?
Fees are calculated daily at close of business.
Fees are calculated daily based on the values and fee rates for your fixed allocation, fully managed or socially responsible pots at close of business, and then collected automatically once per month. Learn more about how we calculate fees
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Can I withdraw anytime?
You can withdraw anytime from an ISA or general account. Only the child can withdraw from a Junior ISA, and only at 18.
Our minimum suggested investment timeframe is three years. For pensions, government rules apply so you'll only be able to withdraw after age 55; however, you can transfer to another provider at any time. Lifetime ISAs carry additional withdrawal restrictions, as do Junior ISAs.
More questions? Read our FAQ