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Transfer your ISA to Fidelity

Get £300 to £3,000 cashback when you apply to transfer and/or add a lump sum into our ISA or SIPP by 5 April 2026. Minimum value, exclusions, T&Cs apply.

Important information -  investment values can go down as well as up, so you may get back less than you invest. ISA eligibility and tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and tax rules may change. This is not a personal recommendation for a specific investment. If you're not sure which investments are suitable for you, consult Fidelity’s advisers or another authorised financial adviser.

Got a few ISAs dotted around? You're not alone. Whether it's a cash ISA or stocks and shares ISA, moving them to Fidelity's Stocks and Shares ISA could help you keep track of what you have and manage your money all in one place.

Plus, with our wide investment range, expert insights and plenty of guidance and support, you’ll have everything you need to make more of your savings.

Why transfer to Fidelity's ISA?

1.7 million UK customers*

We're trusted with over £40 billion of our UK customers' savings

Over 50 years' experience

Our decades of experience can support you in achieving your financial goals

Everything you need to manage your ISA confidently

  • Our guidance, tools and expert insights can provide clarity and direction so you can feel in control of your money
  • We have thousands of shares and funds from popular providers to choose from to help you reach your goals, including Fidelity funds, M&G, Vanguard and many more 
  • For extra support, we have dedicated teams to talk to in the UK and Ireland

*Source: Fidelity, as at 30.09.25

Get £300 to £3,000 cashback when you apply to transfer or add a lump sum into our ISA or SIPP, or both, by 5 April 2026. The cashback is based on the total amount added across these accounts. Minimum value, exclusions, T&Cs apply.

Value Amount
£50,000 - £74,999 £300
£75,000 - £99,999 £600
£100,000 - £249,999 £1,000
£250,000 - £499,999 £1,500
£500,000 - £749,999 £1,800
£750,000 - £999,999 £2,000
£1,000,000 or over £3,000

Your cashback will be paid directly into your Cash Management Account within 90 days following the closure of the offer (5 April 2026). If your transfer hasn’t completed by then, we’ll pay your cashback within 90 days after the completion of your last eligible transfer.

How do I transfer an ISA?

Our transfer process makes it easy to bring your ISAs together - just tell us where they're currently held and we'll do the rest.

Get your details ready

You'll need your current ISA account number, the name of the provider and whether it's a cash or stocks and shares ISA. Have your National Insurance number ready to hand.

Apply to transfer

Complete our online form to start your transfer. If you don't have an ISA, we'll take you through opening one first.

We’ll do the rest

We'll work with your current provider to transfer your ISA. It usually takes 6–8 weeks or less, depending on your current provider and what you're transferring. You can track its progress online.

Please remember that once the transfer has begun for a stocks and shares ISA, you’ll be unable to switch, top up, or sell the investments you’re moving until the process is complete.

There are two ways to transfer a stocks and shares ISA.

Transfer as cash

  • Your current investments will be sold and the proceeds moved to your Fidelity ISA as cash.
  • You’ll be out of the market while the cash is being transferred, which means it won’t go up or down if markets rise or fall during that time. 
  • Once your cash has transferred you can choose your new investments.
  • Transfers usually take 6–8 weeks but can complete in 2 weeks. It depends on how quickly the fund groups or platforms act and whether your current provider is using an industry-accepted, up-to-date transfer service.


Transfer investments as they are (re-registration)

  • If we offer the same investments as you currently hold in your stocks and shares ISA, we’ll move them to Fidelity as they are. You can check what's available on our platform in Investment Finder.
  • If your investments sit in a different share class to the one we offer, we'll work with your current provider to convert them to the share class we have. A share class is a version of a fund. There may be additional costs for this and you'll be out of the market for a short period. Where we can, we'll convert them to the cheapest share class available on our platform.
  • If we can’t, or you start the transfer process with shares we don’t currently offer, we’ll sell them and move the proceeds as cash to your ISA. You’ll be out of the market while the cash is being transferred, which means you could miss out on growth and income if markets rise or fall during that time. You can then invest that cash in any fund or share in our range.
  • When moving an ISA to Fidelity you need to transfer all the investments in it. This includes investments from this tax year and previous years.
  • Transfers usually take 6–8 weeks but can complete in 4 weeks. It depends on how quickly the fund groups or platforms act and whether your current provider is using an industry-accepted, up-to-date transfer service.
  • You can transfer a cash ISA or stocks and shares ISA to us from another provider.
  • Any ISAs you transfer remain in their tax-efficient wrappers and don’t count towards your annual £20,000 ISA allowance.

Fees and charges

Once you’ve transferred your ISA to Fidelity, we’ll charge you a service fee for holding it with us. There will also be charges set by the company managing your funds, as well as charges for any share dealing you carry out.

Service fee rate

0.35%

typically £3.50 for every £1,000 invested*

Larger portfolios*

0.2%

and qualify for our Wealth Management Service

Buy and sell shares

£7.50

for share deals placed online

*0.35% service fee applies if you have a regular savings plan or have more than £25,000 invested. Otherwise, a £7.50 per month service fee applies. There will also be investment charges set by the companies and funds you’re investing into which sit outside of our service and dealing fees. 0.2% service fee applies to accounts with over £250,000 invested, and applies to the total value of your investments.

See our fees and charges in more detail

ISA transfer FAQs

There are many reasons why you might consider transferring your ISA.

  • Consolidating your ISAs could make it easier to manage your finances.
  • Some providers offer a wider selection of investment options than others.
  • You’ve shopped around and found a provider with lower fees.
  • A stocks and shares ISA could give you potential returns that you may not get from a cash ISA, although this isn’t guaranteed.
  • Having new saving goals might encourage you to switch to an ISA that is better suited to your needs.

Whatever your reasons, the decision to transfer your ISA is personal. So, it’s always best to do your research before you make the choice.

An ISA transfer can usually take up to eight weeks to complete but this can vary depending on the handling times of the fund groups or platforms involved in the process. This will also depend on whether they are processed by post or electronically.

No, you cannot transfer an ISA to another person.

Fidelity doesn’t charge you for transferring your ISA to us, but your current provider might. If they do, we’ll cover up to £500 exit fees ( T&Cs apply).

Download and complete the short Exit Fees Reimbursement Form.

Send the form to us, along with a statement or letter from your previous plan manager confirming the exit fees charged, to:

Fidelity International
PO Box 391
Tadworth
KT20 9FU

Please remember, you still need to complete the transfer application process online and qualify for the reimbursement.

Before making your decision, please read our transfer guide: 'Moving your investments to Fidelity' which explains the options available and gives you the important information you need to know.

Important information - this is not a personal recommendation for a specific investment. If you’re not sure which investments are suitable for you, consult Fidelity’s advisers or another authorised financial adviser.