Investing
Everything you need to know about investing with Abundance
15 articles
- A guide to investing in councilsLearn about the important things to consider when choosing to invest in councils on Abundance
- How to invest on AbundanceFind out more about setting up an account and the process to make your first investment on Abundance
- Choosing a portfolioLearn about the different ways to invest on Abundance, through a General or IF ISA portfolio.
- How do I deposit money to my Abundance account?Step-by-step instructions for making a deposit to your portfolio by open banking payment or a bank transfer
- What are the fees on Abundance?Are there any fees to open an account or invest on Abundance?
- Who can invest on Abundance?Eligibility requirements for opening an account and investing with Abundance
- Are my investments transferable?Details on transferring investments on Abundance
- What happens if an investment doesn't reach the target?A brief explanation of what happens to your money if an investment doesn't raise the full amount
- Is Abundance covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS)?Details of FSCS protection for the cash and investments in your Abundance account
- The impact of changing interest ratesHow a change in interest rates in the wider market may affect the value of your investment
- Our role over the life of an investmentLearn more about Abundance’s role in preparing an investment offer and supporting investors when an investment runs in to difficulties.
- Can a council become insolvent?What happens to a local authority when it runs into financial difficulties, and how does this differ to a company?
- What is the status of my investment?Information on how Abundance categorises the status of your investment and what the different statuses mean
- Investing from outside of the UKHow investing, depositing, withdrawing, and tax work on Abundance if you are not resident in the UK
- The Abundance Pension (SIPP)Information about the Abundance Pension and self-invested personal pensions (SIPPs).