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Royal Bank Invest

Start investing with a Stocks and Shares ISA

Start investing with a minimum of £50

Choose from 5 investment options based on the risk level you're happy with

Your money is managed by Coutts investment experts

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The value of investments can fall as well as rise, and you may not get back the full amount you invest. Investments are intended for the long term (5 years or more). Ensure you have safety net savings before starting to invest. Eligibility criteria, fees and charges apply.

What is a Stocks and Shares ISA?

A Stocks and Shares ISA is an investment account that allows you to invest without paying UK Income Tax or Capital Gains Tax on any money you make on the investments.

You can save up to £20,000 every tax year. You can use this total limit of £20,000 across Cash ISAs and Stocks and Shares ISAs. 

Why invest with us?

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Coutts investment managers

Your money is looked after by a team of experienced investment managers at Coutts.

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We keep fees low

Our fees are low so you keep more of any money you make. We charge 0.55% of your investment. That’s 55p for every £100 in your investments.

Invest on the go

View your investments in your mobile app 24/7 - whenever suits you. Top up, manage or withdraw when you like.

How investing works with us

  • Choose which of our five ready-made investment funds you want to invest your money in. These range from low risk to high risk.
  • Answer a few questions and start investing from £50.

Investment calculator

Use our calculator below to see how much your money could grow and get an idea of how much a monthly contribution can affect your investment. 

1. Five ready-made funds

Find out about our five funds in more detail below.

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2. Have you invested before?

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3. Choose the investment account

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These forecasts show what you could get back in different market conditions and aren’t a guarantee of a set return. The value of investments can fall as well as rise, and you may not get back the full amount you invest.

Keeping costs low

We want you to be able to invest with confidence and that means knowing exactly what you’re paying for.

We charge 0.55% of your investment. That’s 55p for every £100 in your investments.

Investment calculator

Use our calculator below to see how much your money could grow and get an idea of how much a monthly contribution can affect your investment. 

Ready to start investing?

Please take your time to read this page and decide if investing with us is right for you.

If you're unsure, learn more about investing.

To apply today, you’ll need to be a Royal Bank of Scotland customer with Online Banking, aged 18 - 84 and a UK resident for tax purposes.

Transfer an existing ISA to Royal Bank Invest

Log in to Royal Bank Invest using either the Royal Bank of Scotland mobile app or your online banking details.

In the Stocks and Shares ISA section, choose the option to 'Transfer an ISA'. You’ll need the account details of your current ISA provider to hand. 

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Already used your ISA allowance?

If you’ve already used your £20,000 ISA allowance for this tax year, you could consider our General Investment Account.

UK Income and Capital Gains Tax applies.

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Understanding investing

What’s the difference between saving and investing, when is it a good time to invest and other burning questions are answered in our investment insights.

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Learn more about ISAs

For all the ins and outs about ISAs, including how it works, tax thresholds, and what to consider before investing, have a look at our ISA guide.

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Your investments are protected

Eligible investments with us are protected up to a total of £85,000 by The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). This means if Royal Bank of Scotland were to cease trading, your money is protected. 

This doesn’t include losses made as a result of investing.