Work out your charges with us
At Aviva, we want our charges to be clear and simple so you can make informed decisions about your investments. You can use our calculator to check the charges with an Aviva Pension, Stocks & Shares ISA or Investment Account.
This calculator is based on our new charges – they'll be changing no sooner than mid-April.
The value of any investments can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than has been paid in.
Aviva Charge and share dealing calculator
Tell us how much you have invested with Aviva, or want to invest, and we'll give you an estimate of our charges.
- Our calculator works out your estimated annual Aviva Charge and fees for any share dealing.
- It's based on the amount you've entered being invested in full, with none of it invested as cash. It doesn't allow for your investment going up or down in value over the year – which will change your Aviva Charge.
- Depending on how you invest with Aviva, you may have other charges, like fund management fees.
About your results
The total covers your annual Aviva Charge and any share dealing fees.
Charge details
- You’ll pay an Aviva Charge of 0.35% of the total value of investments held across your Aviva Pension, Stocks & Shares ISA and Investment Account together, up to £500,000. There's no Aviva Charge for any part of the balance over £500,000.
- Share dealing is when you choose to buy or sell shares, investment trusts or exchange traded funds. Each trade will have a charge of £4.99.
- There’s no Aviva Charge for cash in your accounts, instead we’ll retain a percentage of the interest it earns.
Depending on how you invest with Aviva, you may have other charges, like fund management fees. You can read more about these and the interest retained on cash on our charges page.
This calculator is to give you an estimate only, it doesn’t represent financial advice. If you’re still unsure about investing, you should speak to a financial adviser. You can find one at Unbiased – there will be a charge for advice.
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