Sponsored by NuWealth

Hi there, 

Want to make money while you sleep?

 Investing, ideally wrapped in a Stocks & Shares ISA so your gains stay tax-free, is one of the easiest and smartest ways to do just that. Just pop cash into the right fund, take a seat, and watch it grow. 

So why don’t more of us do it? 

Often, it's the overwhelming number of choices. There are thousands of funds and platforms out there, and without professional help, picking the right one can be downright confusing. 

That’s where NuWealth comes in.

NuWealth, powered by Quilter (a trusted FTSE 250 wealth manager), takes the fuss out of investing. Whether you’re making regular savings or dropping in a lump sum, NuWealth’s MyGoal passive funds offer a ready-made way to grow your wealth. 

These aren’t guess-the-market funds, they’re low-cost, algorithm-driven portfolios tailored to five risk levels: Conservative, Balanced, Moderate, Dynamic, and Adventurous. 

If you’re in your 20s or 30s and don’t mind a bumpy ride for bigger gains, check out the Dynamic or Adventurous options. 

Prefer to grow wealth steadily with less drama? The Moderate fund gives returns similar to Vanguard LifeStrategy 60- around 19.3% over three years before fees. Not bad at all.

Here’s the juicy bit: NuWealth charges just £2/month plus a 0.25% platform fee (that’s £25 for a £10k portfolio). 

But if you use our code MM2025 when you sign up, NuWealth will refund your platform fee for the first 12 months. Invest £10k, save £25. Max out your ISA at £20k? 

That’s a tidy £50 saved, straight into your pocket.

Sign-up here.

If you're looking for a smarter, simpler way to grow your money, without the headache, NuWealth and our MM2025 code make it easy.

You can start today in less time than it takes to wash the dishes!

There are no guarantees with investing; the value of your investment can rise and fall over time. However, the regulators (FCA) say that: “Investing should not be viewed as a short-term solution to a problem. Investing over a timeframe of at least five years can give your investment more opportunity to ride out any short-term performance dips.” Also with ISAs remember that tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances and may be subject to change.