A simpler way to manage your ISA.

To use the mynestegg service, you must be at least 18 years old, be a UK resident for tax purposes, and have access to your email address and NI number.

Transferring your ISA couldn’t be simpler

  1. Use our instant calculator

  2. Decide what kind of saver you are

  3. Tell us about your existing ISAs

  4. Set up your account

What do I need to know before I open my ISA?

How do I get started?

It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3.

  1. Use our calculator
  2. Tell us who your ISA is currently with
  3. Sign up for a mynestegg account
How long will it take to transfer?

We use the reliable market-leading systems Altus and Origo to transfer your ISA digitally with no forms to fill in. That means we can transfer most ISAs in around a week.

How much will you charge?

As little as we can. We offer some of the lowest annual fees around - a maximum of 0.68% per year, with no initial fees or exit fees added on. 

So, why should I transfer to mynestegg?

It depends why you’re looking to move. If you want to try and achieve higher returns than cash based accounts, it’s worth looking at a stocks and shares ISA. They typically outperform cash ISAs over the long term. If you want to keep more of what you make, our low fees make that happen. And if you want to keep track of your savings, our easy-to-use app means you can manage everything from the palm of your hand. 

Why choose mynestegg?

We believe saving in an ISA should be simple. Building your next egg should be quick, easy and secure. So with a mynestegg ISA:

  • Set your savings goals and see your progress

  • See all your savings from one app

  • Low management fees

  • No fuss, no hassle, no confusion

  • No entry fees, no exit fees

Stop worrying, start saving with mynestegg

Yes, we’re here to help you save with an ISA (or even a pension). Yes, we’re here to keep fees down and make saving easy. But we’re also here to help you plan for your future. So if you have any questions about saving for any goal, you’ll find an answer in our knowledge hub.

Capital is at risk with all investments.