Invest in big British businesses, like Rolls Royce, Sainsbury’s and Vodafone.
With investing, your capital is at risk. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future returns. The value of your investment may go down, as well as up and you might get back less than you originally invested. Past performance calculated from 30/09/2017 - 17/02/2023.
Chip’s investment platform allows you to invest with ease in a simple range of investment funds. Enough choice to diversify your portfolio, without overwhelming you with thousands of options.
You don’t need to pick stocks, read the Financial Times or follow mad strategies from forums. We make it as easy to build wealth like a pro with investment funds managed by the experts.
Stocks & Shares Individual Savings Accounts (ISA for short), enable you to seek tax-free returns on your investments.
You can put up to £20,000 every tax year into your Stocks & Shares ISA, and any profits you earn will be completely tax-free.*
*Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances. Chip does not offer tax or financial advice.
General Investment Accounts (GIA) are used if you have more than £20,000 to invest, already have a Stocks & Shares ISA elsewhere, or you've already used your annual ISA allowance.
GIAs allow you to contribute as much as you like in a tax year. The only other difference is that there’s no tax benefit to using a GIA.
Build a diversified portfolio using our full range of investment funds with 0% platform fees*. Available with a ChipX plan.
*ChipX subscription required. Fund management charges apply
The technical definition is: the 100 largest (weighted by market capitalisation - i.e. the total value of the company) companies listed on the London Stock Exchange. This fund managed by Vanguard seeks to track the well-known Financial Times Stock Exchange 100 Index (commonly abbreviated to FTSE 100 and pronounced ‘footsie’).
Make your money go further with 0% platform fees today.
.png)
Past performance is not a reliable guide to future returns. The value of your investment may go down, as well as up and you might get back less than you originally invested.
.png){kind=icon}
.svg)
