Vanguard

[Craikeybaby]

My S&S ISA has been invested in Vanguard Lifestrategy funds, via Cavendish/Fidelity for a few years. However I see that Vanguard are offering their own S&S ISA for their funds with significantly lower fees. To me it seems like moving my ISA to them is a no brainer - am I missing something?

[Orchid1]

Depends if you want the freedom to have more funds in your basket or just stick mainly with Vanguard I suppose.

[anonymous-user]

I have a S/S ISA with Vanguard, as above it does limit what you can invest in but I was aware and am happy If you are looking for index trackers etc it shouldn't be too much of a issue.

[Craikeybaby]

I'm happy with the Lifestrategy funds, I guess I could always move it somewhere else if/when I want to invest in different funds.

[xeny]

As said, if you're happy sticking to Vanguard and your portfolio is small enough a fixed fee broker isn't cheaper (say >£40,000 or so) then it's probably worth moving.