ISA ACCOUNT

Make your money work harder with a Saxo stocks and shares ISA

Make the most of your 2024/25 tax-free allowance.

Unlike cash, the value of investment can fall as well as rise, so you could get back less than you invest. Tax rules can change and the value of any benefits depend on your personal circumstances.

ISAs are a tax-efficient way to help you build wealth

Are you a UK resident over 18? Then you’ll have a tax-free ISA allowance of £20,000 for the 2024/25 tax year. If you invest this in a stocks and shares ISA, your profits will be free from capital gains tax and you’ll pay no tax on income from any dividends either.

With Saxo, you can invest your £20,000 in more than 11,000 global stocks, ETFs and bonds.

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Saxo now offers up to 3.43%* interest on your cash deposits

* Interest earned only above GBP 10,000 (or equivalent) at a variable rate and the best rate is earned on balances above GBP 100k

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Why open an account with Saxo?

Market-leading prices
Invest in more than 11,000 ISA-eligible stocks, ETFs, bonds and funds starting from just USD 1*
Award-winning platform
Build your portfolio and manage your investments with ease. Whether you’re at home or on the go, your ISA will be right there with you.
No transfer in fees
You might have an ISA or two knocking about already. Transfer it to Saxo, whatever the value, and we won’t charge you a penny.
No entry or exit fees
Open a Saxo ISA for free and, if your circumstances change, withdraw your funds at any time without penalty.

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ISA Essentials

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