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When I was looking it seemed to be Vanguard are cheapest to begin with ii are reasonable overall if you don't trade a lot, AJ Bell and Hargreaves good for larger or regular trading.
I might have that wrong though. There are quite a few YT videos covering the subject.
I like ii but don't know any of the others.
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That seems odd that the pension provider wouldn’t allow cash deposits - are you sure?
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From my recollection, Vanguard's % based fees are likely to be the cheapest of the big players until you start getting over six figures, provided you are happy with Vanguard products. Then worth looking to switch to ii, iWeb, AJB etc. Vanguard don't have an app and web functionality isn't as nice as ii/HL, but you will be used to that if you have an iWeb ISA.
Monevator have a useful table that is kept up to date, although takes a bit of reading because of the all the options.
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Anyone got a SIPP platform they like? At the end of the tax year I usually put excess savings into my work pension as a lump sum, but work moved us to Scottish Windows this year and they don’t seem to allow that.
My ISA is with iWeb but the £90 fee seems high for the smaller amounts I’ll be adding.