Are your savings rates and pension fees in the doghouse?
UK Cash ISA, SIPP, and platform fee comparison
A 1.5% fee on a £100,000 pension can leave you
behind the same pot in a 0.35% low-cost pension after 30 years — the charges, plus the growth that money would have been compounding for you.
Pick a pot — Feefee sniffs it in under a minute
Illustrative: a 1.5% fee vs a 0.35% low-cost pension on a £100,000 pot at 5% assumed growth over 30 years. Comparison only — not advice.
Tracking fees and rates from 45+ UK providers
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The market got better. Most savings didn’t.
The top Cash Individual Savings AccountA UK tax-free wrapper. Anything inside grows free of UK tax on interest, dividends, or gains. £20,000 yearly cap on new money across all your ISAs. Feefee tracks pays 4.25%. The cheapest Self-Invested Personal PensionA pension where you pick the investments yourself. Cheaper than legacy adviser-led pensions, but you choose the funds. platforms charge nothing. Vanguard caps its platform fee at £375 a year, with fund charges on top. Most savers haven’t switched.
A typical UK saver loses hundreds of pounds a year to low bank rates and Platform feeWhat an investment platform (Vanguard, HL, AJ Bell, Trading 212, etc.) charges for holding your investments. Quoted as a % of balance or a flat £/year. Sits on top of the fund's own fees (the OCF).. Working out where takes hours.
Feefee does the sums. Pick your provider, enter a balance, get the gap in pounds a year. Sixty seconds. No login, no advice.