Boost your savings by 25% with a Lifetime ISA
Investing gives you the chance to grow your savings, but there’s a risk that the value of your investment could go down as well as up.
Investing gives you the chance to grow your savings, but there’s a risk that the value of your investment could go down as well as up.
A Stocks and Shares Lifetime ISA is a way to save for your first home and/or later in life (after age 60) by investing in the stock market, through stocks, shares and other assets. If you are a UK resident aged 18-39, you can save up to £4,000 each tax year, free from UK tax and gain an additional 25% Government bonus on all contributions.
You can gain an extra £1,000 each tax year when you save £4,000.
Open a Stocks and Shares Lifetime ISA from just £20 and save for over 5 years to invest for better potential growth. Our investment experts at Schroders make investment decisions for you, and you'll have access to exclusive member benefits.
As with all Lifetime ISAs, you can only withdraw money to purchase your first home and/or after turning 60. If you withdraw for any other reason then the Government penalty will apply and 25% will be deducted from the withdrawn amount, so you may get back less than you have contributed.
For flexible, tax-efficient investing without withdrawal restrictions check out our Stocks and Shares ISA.
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The money in this Lifetime ISA is invested in stocks and shares. This gives good potential for your money to grow over the long-term, but there is a risk that value could go down as well as up. There is the chance you could get back less than has been contributed. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances.
You can withdraw money from a Lifetime ISA to buy your first home, or for later life at age 60. Other withdrawals will mean a 25% Government penalty, so you could get back less than you put in. It is not recommended to choose a Lifetime ISA over a workplace pension as you will loose out on employer contributions and it may impact your entitlement to means-tested benefits.
Government bonus
Up to £1,000 each tax year
Transfer or contributions fees
Including entry and exit fees
Minimum contributions
With single or monthly payments
Annual Management Charge
1.5% reducing to 1% after 10 years
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If you open an Lifetime ISA with us you become a member, and will have access to a range of exclusive benefits at no cost.
Member benefits are not regulated by the PRA or the FCA and may change in the future.
Foresters provides a personal financial planning service by video call or in the comfort of your home. To help meet yours and your family’s current and future financial needs, at no extra cost.
Transfer an existing Stocks and Shares or Cash ISA from anther provider to our Lifetime ISA to make the most of the 25% Government bonus. We are unable to accept transfers from existing Lifetime ISAs.
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If you are planning to use your money towards purchasing a first home, you do not withdraw the funds directly yourself, because the Government penalty will be applied. If you are buying a house, contact Customer Services, who will guide you through the process.
Lifetime ISAs are subject to a Government penalty (25% of the withdrawn amount) if not used of the purchase of your first home or withdrawals made before you are 60. To withdraw money from your Lifetime ISA, please contact Customer Services or your Financial Adviser. The unit price displayed is for the previous working day, which changes daily, this means you may receive a little more or less than what you have chosen to withdraw. The price you receive will be based on the date the withdrawal is requested. Once we have received all the necessary documents from yourself to perform the required security checks, we aim to process withdrawals within 5 working days. It can then take 3-5 working days for the money to reach your account.
No, we do not currently accept Lifetime ISA transfers, however you can open a new Lifetime ISA each tax year, making sure you only contribute towards one Plan each tax year.
We also do not accept Help to Buy ISA transfers.
If you are eligible for our other ISA element (Stocks and Shares or Lifetime), you will be able to open this online or with your Financial Adviser.
Discuss your options with a Financial Adviser.
Our Lifetime ISA could be the best for you if you are 18 or over and looking to start saving for your first home and/or after age 60. With a Government bonus of 25% on your savings! As our Lifetime ISA is a stocks and shares Lifetime ISA you will be investing your money and will need to be happy to take some risk.
There is no interest rate as our Lifetime ISA invests in stocks and shares and is not a Cash ISA. Stocks and Shares ISAs have the aim of providing better growth than cash in the long-term.
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About member Benefits
Description of member benefits that you may receive assumes you are a Foresters member. Members must be 18 years of age or older and must have an active Foresters Plan and maintain it in good standing. Foresters member benefits are non-contractual, subject to benefit specific eligibility requirements, definitions and limitations and may be changed or cancelled without notice. Member benefits are not regulated by the Prudential Regulation Authority or the Financial Conduct Authority and may change in the future.