To open a Stocks and Shares ISA:
– Sign up for the offer by entering your email at the top of this page.
– Open a Stocks and Shares ISA and fund with minimum £5,000 by 18th April 2021.
– Add your payment method to pay for your monthly ISA subscription.
– Keep your ISA open and funded until 6th of April 2022.
To transfer an existing stocks and shares ISA:
– Sign up for the offer by entering your email at the top of this page.
– Submit the ISA transfer request form to Freetrade by 18th April 2021.
– Don’t worry if your transfer isn’t completed by this date, you just need to start the process by emailing us your request form.
– Make sure your transferred amount consisting of cash and/or investments should be worth at least £5,000.
– Add your payment method to pay for your monthly ISA subscription.
– Once the transfer is complete, keep your ISA open and funded until 6th of April 2022.
18th April 2021, at 23:59.
You must fund your account with at least £5,000 or if transferring your stocks and shares ISA from a different provider your transferred amount consisting of cash and/or investments is worth at least £5,000.
Your free share will be worth at least £50 at the time of awarding. It could be ASOS, Twitter, or Pinterest!
Make sure to complete your W-8BEN form to be eligible for a US stock. If you haven't completed your W-8BEN form, you will only be eligible to receive a UK share.
Your free share will land in your General Investment Account (GIA).
We will award your free share in the next 30 days once your ISA is open, you have added a payment method for your ISA and funded your account.
Your free share will land in your General Investment Account (GIA).
For tax reasons, we’re not able to place free shares into ISAs.If you want to transfer your free share over to your ISA account, you can sell the share and drop us a message to transfer the cash from your GIA to your ISA account.
You will forfeit your free share, or the amount equal to the value of the free share at the time of awarding. This amount will be owed to Freetrade and may be deducted from your General Investment Account or securities you hold may be sold to recover these owed funds. This applies if you close your ISA, transfer your ISA to another provider or you withdraw all of your funds.
Yes, absolutely! You can transfer your ISA using this form. There are no fees from us for doing so, though your provider may charge you exit fees.
1. A free share will only be gifted to you if you open a Freetrade ISA, add your payment card details for the monthly ISA subscription charge and fund your account with minimum £5,000 or initiate an ISA transfer worth £5,000 or more, and have entered your email at the top of the page to sign up for the offer by 23:59 on 18th April 2021.
2. The free share will be worth at least £50 per share (at the time of our award). The exact reward free share will be awarded at Freetrade’s discretion, and it may not be an example free share featured in the promotion.
3. Your free share will be awarded into your General Investment Account (GIA).
4. If you close your Freetrade ISA, transfer to another ISA provider or withdraw all of your funds before 6th of April 2022 you will forfeit your free share, or the amount equal to the value of the free share at the time of awarding. This amount will be owed to Freetrade and may be deducted from your account, or your securities may be sold to cover the owed fees.
5. Employees and contractors of Freetrade are not eligible for this offer.
6. The offer is only available if you are eligible and accepted as a Freetrade customer. This applies to UK tax residents only, and unfortunately excludes US nationals or dual US nationals who reside in the UK. We reserve the right to refuse to onboard an applicant customer.
7. Neither receiving a stock through this promotion nor any mentions of particular securities in our communications as part of this promotion represents a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any particular security.
8. To be granted a free share as part of this promotion, you must complete your W-8BEN form.
9. Receiving a free share may have tax implications for the recipient; Freetrade does not take any responsibility for tax related to this stock award.
10. Freetrade retains full discretion to determine whether a customer has fulfilled all of the requirements to participate in this offer and can withdraw, remove or vary the free share offer at any time for any customer.
11. Freetrade does not provide investment advice and individual investors should make their own decisions or seek independent advice.
12. By entering your email, you agree to receive ISA related updates from Freetrade.
Important Information
This should not be read as personal investment advice and individual investors should make their own decisions or seek independent advice.
When you invest, your capital is at risk. Tax rules for ISAs can change and their benefits depend on your circumstances.
The value of your portfolio can go down as well as up and you may get back less than you invest. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.