Mutual funds on Freetrade

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Grow your funds, not your fees. Choose from 500+ funds from providers like Vanguard, Blackrock, Royal London, and more to diversify your portfolio.
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What are mutual funds

Mutual funds give you instant access to a ready-made, diversified portfolio.

Instant diversification

Buying into a fund is like buying a basket of investments. In one unit, you’ll be holding a range of stocks, bonds, and other assets,  giving your portfolio a boost of diversification.

Expert management

Invest in actively managed funds and benefit from a professional fund manager. They oversee the fund and choose the investments within it, with the aim of beating the chosen benchmark.

Convenience

Save yourself time and effort. Funds rebalance and adjust their positions constantly, meaning you don’t have to constantly follow the markets or buy and sell individual stocks to meet your goals.

How much are fees costing you?

Explore how choosing a provider with lower fees can boost your long-term returns. Enter a few details to see your potential savings with Freetrade. Illustrative only, excludes FX.
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Typical UK platforms charge around 0.25%-0.45% per year, or a flat monthly fee.
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Many platforms charge £5-£12 per trade. We’ve set £0 to reflect a commission-free option. Assumes around £500 per trade and 12 trades per year.
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Projection shown is illustrative and should not be relied upon as a prediction of actual returns. Figures shown assume recurring contributions of £500 per month and trades in GBP only (excluding FX fees). When you invest, your capital is at risk. The value of your investments can go down well as up, and you may get back less than you invest. Other charges may apply.

Freetrade does not give investment advice and you are responsible for making your own investment decisions. If you are unsure about what is right for you, you should seek independent advice.

How it works

Choose from tax-efficient account options to keep more of your returns.

Invest in seconds

Choose a mutual fund, enter an amount, and place your order commission-free.
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Discover new opportunities

Search by ticker name, explore categories, or browse popular investments - all in one place.
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Move money with ease

Add funds instantly and withdraw when you need to; securely and hassle-free.
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Track your performance

See how your investments are doing at a glance, with real-time updates and simple visuals.
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Capital at risk. Always do your own research. Other charges may apply.

Types of funds

With hundreds funds to choose from, there’s something for every investor.
Here are some of the most popular categories we offer:

Multi-asset funds

All-in-one portfolios that mix shares and bonds.
Great if you want instant diversification without picking lots of assets yourself.
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Equity funds

Invest mainly in company shares.
Higher risk than bonds, but with greater potential for long-term growth.
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Bond funds

Funds that lend to governments and companies.
Generally steadier than equities, they aim to provide income and stability.
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Other funds types you can choose from include: property, infrastructure, income-focused, and sustainability. You'll find hundreds of funds on Freetrade.
Remember, always do your own research.

Don't let tax eat into your returns

Choose from tax-efficient account options to keep more of your returns.

ISA

Free to open
Individual savings account
No UK tax on growth or dividends. A great way to build wealth tax-free.
Open an ISA

SIPP

Self-invested personal pension
Save for retirement with tax relief on contributions. Your money grows tax-free until you withdraw.
Open a SIPP

GIA

Free to open
General investment account
A flexible account if you’ve used your ISA allowance or don’t want a pension.
Open a GIA
Most investors start with an ISA, use a SIPP for long-term retirement saving, and keep a GIA for extra flexibility.
ISA and SIPP rules apply. Tax treatment depends on personal circumstances and current rules may change.
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We believe investing should be open to everyone, not just the wealthy or the experts.
That’s why we’ve built a simple, transparent platform that empowers people to invest for the long term. Whether you're just starting or growing your portfolio, Freetrade is designed to help you take control of your financial future with confidence.
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Investing made simple. No jargon, no hidden fees.
Step 1
Download the app or use web
Available on iOS, Android, and Web
Step 2
Open an account
Choose an ISA, GIA, or SIPP
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Add money
Top-up securely from your bank
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Pick your investments
Explore hundreds of funds
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Invest commission-free
Start building your portfolio with confidence
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Track and grow
Monitor your portfolio and learn as you go
ISA and SIPP rules and other charges may apply.

Your low-cost fund platform

Freetrade
Interactive Investor
Hargreaves
AJ Bell
Cost to hold funds in your portfolio
From £9.99/mo
Plus PLAN
£21.99/mo
INVESTOR + SIPP
0.45%
On holdings
0.25%
On holdings
Dealing commission
£0
FUNDS
£0
SHARES AND ETFS
£3.99
FUNDS
£3.99 - £9.99
SHARES AND ETFS
£0
FUNDS
£11.95
SHARES AND ETFS
£1.50
FUNDS
£5
SHARES AND ETFS
FX fees
Exchange rate + 0.39%
Exchange rate + 1.5%
Exchange rate + 1%
Exchange rate + 0.75%
General investment account
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Comparison Disclosure
Costs are based on those published costs on the other providers’ websites as of 9 June 2025. They are shown for illustrative purposes only. For confirmation of their up-to-date charges and product information, you should visit their websites.

Freetrade:
Subscription fee is based on the equivalent monthly cost of the Standard subscription fee if paid annually. Mutual funds are currently only available with a Standard or Plus plan.

Interactive Investor:
Subscription fee is based on the Investor + SIPP plan, which gives customers access to a GIA, ISA and SIPP. The Investor plan allows for one free trade credit worth £3.99 per month. The FX rate reduces on a tiered scale, based on transaction value: 1.25% for trades between £25,000 - £49,999, 1.0% for trades between £50,000 - £99,999.99, 0.50% for trades between £100,000 - £599,999, and 0.25% for trades of £600,000 or more. Dealing commission on UK and US shares is £3.99 per trade, and EU shares are £9.99 per trade.

Hargreaves Lansdown:
There is a 0.45% charge on the value of funds held in your account, uncapped. Dealing commission reduces to £8.95 per share trade when 10-19 trades were executed in the previous month, or £5.95 when 20 or more trades were executed in the previous month. The FX rate reduces on a tiered scale, based on transaction value: 1% for the first £5,000, 0.75% for the next £5,000, 0.50% for the next £10,000, and 0.25% for anything above £20,000.

AJ Bell:
There is a 0.25% charge on the value of funds held in your account, uncapped. Dealing commission reduces to £3.50 per share trade when 10 or more trades were executed in the previous month.  The FX rate reduces on a tiered scale, based on transaction value: 0.75% for the first £10,000, 0.50% for £10,001 - £20,000, and 0.25% for anything over £20,000.

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When you invest, your capital is at risk. The value of your investments can go down as well as up and you may get back less than you invest.

Freetrade does not give investment advice and you are responsible for making your own investment decisions. If you are unsure about what is right for you, you should seek independent advice.

ISA and SIPP rules apply. Tax treatment depends on personal circumstances and current rules may change.

A SIPP is a pension designed for people who want to make their own investment decisions. You can normally only access your money from age 55 (57 from 2028).

Freetrade currently only supports Uncrystallised Fund Pension Lump Sums (UFPLS) for SIPP withdrawals. Seek professional advice if you need help with your pension.

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