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We help you understand fees in financial services accounts
Cut through the weeds of investment account fees
Free, AI-enabled analysis of investment account providers' publicly published fee schedules. Designed to provide you with the price transparency you require to make an informed decision. Information only, not financial advice.
Who this is useful for
Even a well meaning presentation of fees remains difficult to understand
Investment and savings accounts have many edge cases where fees can accrue in difficult to predict ways. Which account is cheapest is often a function of personal circumstances.
Cash interest
Some providers pay little or no interest on uninvested cash. If your balance sits idle for months, that is economically similar to a fee.
Foreign exchange
Buying overseas investments can trigger currency conversion charges. A low-fee platform can become expensive once FX is included.
Market exchange fees
Some providers bundle exchange fees within their own fee structure, while others pass exchange fees on separately.
Pricing structures
Providers charge differently depending on trading frequency, portfolio size and plan choice.
About
Who are FeeSorted
FeeSorted was created as a free service to help people understand account fees. We compare cost, not customer service, solvency, app quality, investment range, market access or research tools.
AI-enabled analysis
We use AI to read complex fee schedules and turn them into consistent, comparable rules. Mistakes are possible.
Information only, not advice
FeeSorted does not give financial advice or make personal recommendations.
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Where to look for help
For everything FeeSorted does not cover, these official UK destinations are useful starting points.
FCA Register
Search the FCA Register to confirm whether a firm is authorised to do business in the UK.
Open the FCA Register →FSCS
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme explains what may be protected if an authorised UK firm fails.
Visit FSCS →MoneyHelper
Free, impartial money guidance from the government-backed Money and Pensions Service.
Visit MoneyHelper →Financial Ombudsman
The Financial Ombudsman Service handles eligible complaints against regulated UK financial firms.
Visit the Financial Ombudsman →