Our £5 frequent trader rate

Our highly-competitive frequent trader rate works very simply - make 10 trades or investment transactions with us within a month, and any subsequent transactions in that month will be charged at £5.

Unlike some providers, our rate applies for whatever you buy, whichever way you want to buy - so all of the following qualify:

• UK and international shares
• Funds, investment trusts and ETFs
• Trading or investing online, by phone or mobile
• Trading or investing within your Investment, ISA or SIPP account

This special rate will be available every month. If you have accounts with other brokers you could benefit even further by consolidating your holdings into your Interactive Investor account. We'll also give you £120 in commission-free trades when your transfer by the end of July (terms apply).

Please note our regular investing trades of £1.50 and zero-commission trades do not count towards your qualifying 10 trades.

Our trading service is backed by our extensive financial research, market opinion and integrated discussion boards – all of which are designed to give you confidence in your trading decisions.

Even if you're not a regular trader, our award-winning service, offers you numerous benefits, including:

• Buy UK shares for just £1.50 with our flexible, Portfolio Builder service
• Trade UK, US and European stocks and funds for just £10 commission
• 100% rebate of all income and commission we receive, on every fund
• Our quarterly fee of £20 covers the commission charge on two real-time trades or the value of £20 of trades, including regular investments.

With our account you can use multiple order types, including limit orders and stop losses, at no extra cost and you can trade and invest within an ISA and SIPP for tax-efficiency.

And with our service you'll pay the same commission fees trading online or by phone or by using our mobile platform.  Find out more about our share dealing service, or see full details of our charges 

Please be aware of the risks involved. The value of investments, and any income from them, can fall as well as rise so you could get back less than you invest. Past performance is no guarantee of future performance. Tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances and may be subject to change. If in any doubt, please seek advice.