EQi – it’s time to invest in your future
If your SAYE or share save scheme has matured, investing can mean your money works harder and is tax smarter.
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Investing for life
If you joined EQi through Equiniti’s corporate relationships, such as SAYE schemes, you can also open new investment accounts with us.
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DIY Investor Magazine #34
We've teamed up with DIY Investor Magazine so we can offer you even more insight on your approach to DIY investing.
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Income or growth investing?
Knowing what outcome you want from your investments is key - start with our fund lists
Investment Risk Warnings
The value of investments can fall as well as rise and any income from them is not guaranteed and you may get back less than you invested. Past performance is not a guide to future performance.
EQi does not provide investment advice. If you are in any doubt as to the risk or suitability of an investment or product you should seek advice from an independent financial adviser.
The extent and value of any ISA tax advantages or benefits will vary according to the individual's circumstances. The levels and bases of taxation may also change.
Why EQi?
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PODCASTS
The Smart Money podcast
A podcast series for self-investors so you can listen to insight on a range of investing topics.
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Insights
DIY Investor Magazine #34
We've teamed up with DIY Investor Magazine so we can offer you even more insight on your approach to DIY investing.
Insights
How Japan is making strides on sustainability
Taking stock in a volatile market
Japan's quiet recovery holds promise for investors
Canadian stocks have a lot of tailwind in their favour
At the cutting edge of Japan's technological transformation
Sustainable growth through volatile markets
Why investors can't overlook the 'S' in ESG
India: A future leader in e-commerce and tech platforms?
Staying the course amid uncertainty in Europe
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04.08.22
How Japan is making strides on sustainability
02.08.22Taking stock in a volatile market
29.07.22Japan's quiet recovery holds promise for investors
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21.07.22
Canadian stocks have a lot of tailwind in their favour
21.07.22At the cutting edge of Japan's technological transformation
20.07.22Sustainable growth through volatile markets
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15.07.22
Why investors can't overlook the 'S' in ESG
20.05.22India: A future leader in e-commerce and tech platforms?
20.05.22Staying the course amid uncertainty in Europe
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Cboe UK 100
The Cboe UK 100 index aims to be comprised of the largest 100 listed companies in the UK, ranked by their full market capitalisation. The value of the index is, for comparison purposes, equivalent to 10% of the FTSE 100 index.
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Cboe UK 250
The Cboe UK 250 index is comparable to the FTSE 250; it is made up of the next largest 250 UK public companies ranked by market cap and is a price return index. The index base level was 10,000 at its launch in 2010.
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Cboe UK Small Companies
This index is comparable to the FTSE Small Cap index; it contains the companies in the Cboe UK All Companies index that are not constituents of the Cboe UK 350. It is a price return index and upon its launch in 2010, its base level was 10,000.
Which account is right for you?
The EQi podcast
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30.03.20
Welcome to The Smart Money podcast!
What should any self-investor know about risk? How much time should I commit?
In the first episode of The Smart Money, Mark Grotzke shares his insights from 40 years of wealth management and financial advice, and answers questions about how to be an effective self-investor.
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02.04.20
Investing during COVID-19: Special episode
In this special edition of The Smart Money, Vanessa Howard talks to former wealth manager and self-investor Mark Grotzke, about the factors that matter when preserving the value of your portfolio during significant market volatility.
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10.06.20
Episode 3: Edmund says act your age
We set out to find out how you can get investing working for you in every decade but financial journalist Edmund Greaves also reveals how getting more for your money links an ex-guerrilla coffee collective in Nicaragua and an investing club for retired women in North Yorkshire.
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14.08.20
Episode 4: Breaking down the myths
Award-winning financial journalist Paul Thomas tackles common myths about investing, covering volatility, gambling, trading, Hollywood and even the price of milk. By unpicking some misconceptions, you might hear some useful insights into how to ‘get rich, slow’.