Hargreaves Lansdown offers up to £200 in John Lewis vouchers for new customers
New customers can receive £150 for an ISA or £200 for a SIPP when depositing or transferring at least £10,000; offer runs to 10 December 2025 with vouchers issued by 14 March 2026.
Hargreaves Lansdown has launched a promotion offering new customers up to £200 in John Lewis vouchers when they open or transfer a stocks and shares ISA or a Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP). The deal requires a minimum £10,000 to be deposited or transferred. For an ISA, the voucher is £150; for a SIPP, the voucher is £200. The offer runs until 10 December 2025.
Vouchers are issued after the account is opened or the transfer is completed, with John Lewis vouchers expected to be issued by 14 March 2026. If you are transferring, HL notes the transfer must complete by 31 January 2026, though the firm says customers can request an extension if more time is needed. This means some investors could have a window beyond the initial deadline, depending on when they start the transfer.
HL’s promotion is among several current incentives in the UK market. Fidelity is offering cash back ranging from £200 to £2,000 for Sipp customers with minimum deposits of £35,000, with deadlines around 10 November 2025. Interactive Investor is offering £200 back for Sipp accounts with £15,000 minimum, with a deadline of 30 September 2025. HL’s deal stands out because it provides a voucher for both ISAs and SIPPs and sets a lower minimum deposit and a longer window compared with some rivals.
Investors should not choose a platform solely on promotions. Prospective investors should ensure the platform itself fits their needs and compare other factors such as fees, available funds, and customer support. This is Money recommends reviewing guides to the best stocks-and-shares ISAs and the best SIPPs to balance incentives with long-term suitability. If transferring from another provider, make sure you understand whether any valuable account benefits could be affected.
Note: This deal’s terms and conditions apply, and This is Money notes that some offers include affiliate links. Deals like this are typically time-limited, and terms can change. For the latest details, readers should consult the provider’s official offer page and consider their own investment goals before acting.
