Wealth Club is designed for high net worth and sophisticated investors. We offer more than you would normally find on a standard investment platform: a wider range of more advanced investments, all supported by detailed, in-depth research.
We explain the benefits and risks of each investment in clear English, so you can decide for yourself whether it is right for you. Equally, if you have any questions – no matter how simple or complex – all you have to do is pick up the phone or email us. Please note, we don’t provide you with advice or personal recommendations.
What could I invest in?
Below is a quick overview of the types of investments we offer, their benefits and risks, and who might consider them.
Please note: all the investments mentioned tend to be higher risk and often more illiquid than mainstream investments so are only for experienced investors who could afford to lose their capital.
- Tax efficient investments – from Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs) to Seed and Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS and EIS) investments: an opportunity to invest in young and ambitious companies and receive up to 50% income tax relief (SEIS).
- Single company investments – invest directly in individual companies you consider commercially compelling, often with the benefit of EIS tax relief.
- Wealth Club Portfolio Service – choose from five portfolios and we'll manage them for you.
- Private markets & real assets – from private equity to private credit, infrastructure and forestry: more advanced investments normally only accessible to ultra-high net worth and institutional investors.
Important: The information on this website is for experienced investors. It is not a personal recommendation to invest. If you’re unsure, please seek advice. Investments are for the long term. They are high risk and illiquid and can fall as well as rise in value: you could lose all the money you invest. Tax rules can change and benefits depend on circumstances.
Who might consider investing?
VCTs, EIS and SEIS could be of interest to experienced investors who want to support younger UK businesses and save tax. This might include higher earners, people who have just realised a capital gain – from selling a business, buy-to-let property or other assets – or those who have received a large lump sum on retirement or redundancy. Meanwhile, investors concerned about inheritance tax may wish to consider inheritance tax portfolios or AIM Inheritance Tax ISAs.
Tax rules can change and benefits depend on circumstances.
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| Venture Capital Trust (VCTs) | Invest in a portfolio of typically between 30-70 young, small and growth-oriented companies |
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| Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) | EIS provides a way of backing young companies, either directly or via a fund manager
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| Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) | SEIS funds invest in a portfolio of startup and seed-stage companies |
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| AIM IHT ISAs | Invest in a portfolio of AIM-quoted companies that can be held in an ISA and should qualify for IHT relief | View offers » |
Who might consider investing?
Single company deals might be of interest to experienced investors – often entrepreneurs themselves – who want to want to have more control and build their own portfolio.
Who might consider investing?
This service was designed for people interested in tidying up their investments and get a well diversified investment portfolios, at varying levels of risk. Each portfolio is a diverse mix of 30–45 actively managed and low-cost index funds as well as investment trusts. They give investors exposure to equities and bonds from around the world, but also infrastructure and other private assets.
Who might consider investing?
Experienced investors who want to add something a little different to an established portfolio of stocks and shares, and maybe some tax-efficient investments such as VCT, EIS or SEIS.
Maybe you want to diversify your portfolio further by investing in assets which may be broadly uncorrelated to stock-market investments or offer some degree of inflation proofing. Request for more information and see if you qualify to invest.